Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be briefed on the provisions of the Indus Waters Treaty by senior officials Monday (today), a discussion seen as significant in the light of India-Pakistan tensions following the death of 18 soldiers in a terrorist strike at an Army camp in Uri last week. According to sources, he will discuss the pros and cons of the treaty with the officials. In India, there has been a growing clamour to review the treaty. Only recently, the spokesperson for the external affairs ministry said that “mutual trust and cooperation” was important for such a treaty to work. “For any such treaty to work, it’s important that there must be mutual cooperation and trust between both the sides. It cannot be a one-sided affair,” he had said when asked if the government would review the treaty.