China is constructing the world's largest hydropower dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo River, known as the Brahmaputra in India. This "Mother of All Dams" will produce 60,000 MW, raising concerns in India about potential water shortages or floods due to China's control over the river flow. In response, India plans its own 11,000 MW dam on the Siang River to safeguard its water rights and counter China's influence. But this isn't just about power—it's a geopolitical chess game that impacts millions and regional stability.
Watch the full video to understand how control over these rivers is shaping Indo-China relations, affecting regional dynamics, and influencing global politics.
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