This section contains articles on different aspects of Pakistan and India-Pakistan relations, including the issue of cross-border terrorism
The relationship between India and Pakistan has been held hostage to state-sponsored cross-border terrorism practised by the Pakistani state ever since the creation of Pakistan in 1947. NatStrat has published a detailed chronology of Pakistan-sponsored terrorism against India since 1947. The full document is available to read here
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OPERATION SINDOOR – ASSESSING INDIA’S DOCTRINE OF ‘TERRORISM AS AN ACT OF WAR’ - Part II
OPERATION SINDOOR – ASSESSING INDIA’S DOCTRINE OF ‘TERRORISM AS AN ACT OF WAR’ - Part I
Raiders in Kashmir: A Story of Kashmir as told by Major General Akbar Khan (1947-1948) – Part II
Raiders in Kashmir: A Story of Kashmir as told by Major General Akbar Khan (1947-1948) – Part I
A Compilation of Pakistani Terrorist Attacks in India: 1989-2025 - Part I
Following India’s decision in April 2025 to put the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance, NatStrat has updated its exclusive compilation of essays on the Treaty. Read the latest publication, released in September 2026, here .
Engineering in Handcuffs under the Indus Waters Treaty - Salal Dam on the River Chenab
The Indus Waters Treaty: A Critical Analysis of India's Diplomatic Concessions
Revitalising the Tulbul Navigation Project for Jammu and Kashmir’s Development
Indus Waters Dispute: India’s Strategic Victory in Neutral Expert Proceedings
Rethinking Indus Waters Treaty: A Critical Review for a Sustainable Framework
Upper Siang Hydroelectric Project – Key to Prosperity in Arunachal Pradesh
The political and economic turmoil in Pakistan in recent years merits a close look from India as these aspects impact Islamabad's strategic outlook towards New Delhi.
