Pahalgam Terror Attack: Pak Terror Admission | Int'l Media Propaganda | India Shuts Indus Water

A rattled Islamabad is rattling its rusty nuclear sabre again. But can a bankrupt nation with crumbling institutions afford this game of brinkmanship? Tonight on India Ascends, we expose the hollow bluster behind Pakistan's nuclear bogey—starting with a stunning admission by none other than Pakistan's own defence minister. After the deadly Pahalgam attack, New Delhi is tightening more than just diplomatic screws. It's threatening to turn off the taps—literally. India is placing the Indus Waters Treaty on ice. What does that mean for Pakistan? Our next report dives in. They say don't bite the hand that feeds you. But Pakistan hasn't just bitten—it's now burned the bridge that India built with patience and purpose. By placing the Simla Agreement in abeyance, Islamabad hasn't scored a strategic win. It's made a historic mistake. It started with a map. Singapore's state broadcaster, CNA, aired this. A map of India, missing parts of India. No borders. Just bias. Not a glitch. A message. Because when you change the map, you change the meaning. And from there, everything else followed.