Water History Pakistan Provinces (Sindh and Punjab)

Pakistan  provinces ( Sindh and punjab)
                           Both parties, presenting their points, do not consider the actual fact and ground realities. Moreover, a strong communication gap between goth province is igniting the controversy. media, which is mainly influenced by the politics of this country, also presents a totally different picture of the issue. As a result, a vast majority  of people in Punjab have absolutely no idea what is going on in Sindh or why Sindhis are always against any '' Water Development Project'' Punjabis are more concerned about building large dams on Indus without realizing that people at lower riparian, which is Sindh, could be seriously effected by such mega projects.

On other hand, Sindhis are irritated why Punjabis do not understand that any project on Indus is death of their environmental, economic and social setup. Many examples from Keti Bunder can be taken to further expand on these problems. They also claim that the regime set up by the Government of pakistan is against local establishment and object to government's relations with the international society. On the other hand, free analysts see it as a required step from the elites of the developing courtiers to achieve development objectives. They argue that poor economical status of countries and the consequences of debts granted to the countries to improve their economy and pay off their debts, encourage the governments to implement ecologically devastating projects to meet the requirements set by the foreign aid organizations. This is evident that sometimes the assistance by the developed countries creates difficulties for the developing nations in the gars to achieve sustainable objectives, but iv fact leading to an everlasting dispute. the main objective of the developmental policies should not only include the peoples choice for the basic necessities, but it must ensure their equal access to the goods and services.