In this exclusive interview, Atul Aneja, a renowned Foreign and Strategic Affairs Expert, discusses India's bold shift in foreign policy, focusing on the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty. Mr. Aneja sheds light on India's new strategic posture in South Asia and what it means for regional security. He also explores the growing global reassessment of Pakistan's role in terror exportation, the implications of India's hardline measures such as shutting down the Attari check post, and visa bans. Could these moves signal a complete de-hyphenation of peace optics from national security in India's foreign policy? Tune in to understand the broader impact of India's evolving stance on peace and security. br br #India #IndusWatersTreaty #Pakistan #SouthAsia #NationalSecurity #ForeignPolicy #StrategicAffairs #AtulAneja #GlobalRelations #DiplomaticShift #Terrorism #IndoPakRelations #PeaceAndSecurity #AttariCheckPost #VisaBanbr br Also Readbr br Bilawal Bhutto Threatens India Over Scrapping Indus Water Treaty: 'Either Our Water Will Flow, Or Their Blood' :: br Pakistan Engages Foreign Diplomats Amid Rising Tensions with India Following Pahalgam Attack :: br India Declares Pakistani Military Diplomats 'Persona Non Grata', Summons Top Envoy in Delhi :: br br br ~HT.410~PR.274~PR.282~GR.