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The Lost City: Partition's Sindh-Hyderabad Canal Dispute

The Lost City: Partition's Sindh-Hyderabad Canal Dispute

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In this episode of Fexingo History, Lucas and Luna explore the little-known Canal Water Dispute of 1947–48 between India and Pakistan, centered on the Sindh-Hyderabad region. They discuss how the Radcliffe Line's hasty drawing left the Nara Canal's headworks in Indian territory while the canal itself flowed into Pakistan, sparking a near-war over water. The episode dives into the role of the Indus Waters Commission, the engineering of the Sukkur Barrage, and the personal story of Rao Bahadur A. R. Khairi, the Indian engineer who refused to shut off the canal's water despite political pressure. This episode sheds light on how water, not just land, shaped the chaos of Partition, and how a single canal became a flashpoint for the region's future. Keywords: Canal Water Dispute, Partition of India, Nara Canal, Sukkur Barrage, Indus Waters Commission, Rao Bahadur A. R. Khairi, Sindh-Hyderabad border, water sharing. #PartitionOfIndia #CanalWaterDispute #NaraCanal #SukkurBarrage #IndusWatersCommission #RaoBahadurKhairi #SindhHyderabad #WaterSharing #RadcliffeLine #1947 #SouthAsia #History #FexingoHistory #WaterConflict #IndusRiver #CanalHeadworks #LunarConversation #HistoricalPodcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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