Pakistan’s vast network of link canals has transformed the geography of water, connecting rivers that once flowed separately ...

If you want to see what keeps India ticking, just look at the rivers. They're not just for pretty postcards; they’re the reason we have water to drink, crops to eat, and cities that actually work.

Gliding through the waters of the Indus River, Pakistan’s river dolphins – known locally as “bulhan” – can be glimpsed as they rise up to gulp air before submerging once again into the murky waters.