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- India rubbishes Pakistan's charge about Lahore blast
New Delhi: India today rubbished Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik's accusations about its involvement in Monday's Lahore blast as "absolutely baseless".
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- Indian military doctrine dangerous, ours defensive: Pakistan
Islamabad: Pakistan has said its military doctrine was "purely defensive in nature" and termed India's "massive militarisation as dangerous" for peace and stability of South....
- EU asked to set up larger embassies in India, Pakistan
Brussels: Britain and Sweden have asked the European Union to set up larger diplomatic offices in India, Pakistan, China, Indonesia and Brazil with a view to "deepen and broaden" relati....
- Pakistan minister gets dossier on Mumbai terror attacks
Islamabad: A dossier on Mumbai terror attacks given to the Pakistani officials by New Delhi at the recent foreign secretary level talks was today handed over to Interior Minister Rehman Malik, ....
- Linking talks with countering terror not right: Pakistan
Islamabad: Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said today Pakistan had gone to foreign secretary-level talks in India with an open mind but it was not right that New Delhi should link the talks w....
- Not talking to Pakistan not an alternative: Manmohan Singh
New Delhi: Days after foreign-secretary level talks between India and Pakistan, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said that not talking to Islamabad was not an alternative, But he made it cle....
- Pakistan refuses to hand over Hafeez Saeed to India
Islamabad: Even after receiving three dossiers on 26/11 terror attack from India, Pakistan remains fixed in its decision of not arresting Jamaat-ud-Dawah chief Hafeez Saeed. The dossiers sent b....
- India concerned over US arms supply to Pakistan
New Delhi: The US should ensure that the "latest tranche" of military aid to Pakistan is used only for countering the Al Qaeda and the Taliban, Defence Minister A.K. Antony said today.
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- US did not broker India-Pakistan talks: Experts
Washington: Leading South Asia experts have discounted speculation that it was the US which brought India to the table for last week's meeting with Pakistan in exchange for Islamabad's ....
- Omar Abdullah welcomes resumption of Indo-Pak talks
Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today said that his state gets directly affected by the India-Pakistan relations and hoped that the resumption of talks between the two cou....
- Pakistan should have acted against Saeed: Chidambaram
New Delhi: Home Minister P. Chidambaram today criticised Pakistan for allowing Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) chief Hafiz Saeed to make provocative anti-India statements despite New Delhi having given c....
- Pakistani court refuses to ban Indian movies over IPL row
Karachi: A Pakistani court today dismissed a petition to ban Indian movies after the country's players were snubbed in the Indian Premier League (IPL) auction in Mumbai in January.
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- Despite promise, Pakistan doing nothing on ground: PM
On Board Air India 1: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Monday said that despite Pakistan's promises that it would not allow its territory to be used for terrorist acts against India, the progr....
- Pakistan must act against terrorism, says PM
Riyadh: Pakistan needs to "act decisively against terrorism" if it seeks to benefit from trade and commerce with India, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said today. "If there is cooper....
- Two Sikhs kidnapped in Pakistan rescued
Islamabad: Pakistani security forces today rescued two Sikhs kidnapped by the Taliban in the country's restive northwest. A third kidnapped Sikh was beheaded by his captors after their dema....
- No third party role in India-Pakistan ties: Congress, BJP
New Delhi: The Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today made it clear that there was no scope for a third party in India-Pakistan relations.
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- No alternative to dialogue with Pakistan: Mammohan Singh
New Delhi: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has said there is no alternative to dialogue to resolve outstanding issues with Pakistan, adding that New Delhi sought "peaceful and normal relation....
- India under attack in Pakistan media after talks
Islamabad: The Pakistani media today blamed the Indian government for refusing to revive the composite dialogue cut by the Mumbai terrorist attack and for failing to break the bilateral logjam.....
- EU welcomes India, Pakistan talks
Brussels: The European Union has "warmly welcomed" the foreign-secretary level talks between India and Pakistan and expressed hope that the step would lead to a serious and responsive d....
- India supplies weapons to Pakistani terrorists: Bashir
New Delhi: Pakistan today accused India of covertly supplying weapons to "militants and terrorists" in its Balochistan province from Afghanistan.
Foreign Secretary Salman Bash....
- India hands over three dossiers to Pakistan
New Delhi: Indian Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao handed over three dossiers dealing with information on "some individuals" associated with the Mumbai terror attack to her Pakistani coun....
- Pakistan not gone far enough on Mumbai probe: Nirupama Rao
New Delhi: Pakistan had "not gone far enough" in following all the leads in the Mumbai terror investigation and in punishing the masterminds, Indian Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao said ....
- India urges Pakistan to take action against Hafiz Saeed
New Delhi: The India-Pakistan delegation-level talks in New Delhi today turned out to be a favourable one for the former as India has been able to bring back the focus of the discussion on terr....
- Pakistan wants composite dialogue, India says no
New Delhi: Pakistan today asked India to resume the composite dialogue snapped by the Mumbai terror attack but New Delhi said the two countries first needed to build a climate of trust.
- Probe claims over Pune attack: India tells Pakistan
New Delhi: Pakistan should investigate the claims of unknown militant groups that had owned responsibility for the Feb 13 Pune bombing, Indian Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao told her counterpar....
- Pakistan welcomes India's focus on terror
New Delhi: Pakistan today welcomed the Indian "focus on terrorism" but said it had done what was "proper" to investigate and put under trial the perpetrators of the Mumbai terro....
- India tells Pakistan to curb anti-India terror activities
New Delhi: India today asked Pakistan to put an end to all anti-India activities of terror groups operating on its soil.
Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao told reporters that she stresse....
- After 14-month hiatus, India and Pakistan begin talks
New Delhi: The foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan today began official talks here, the first formal engagement since the Mumbai terror attacks 14 months ago. Foreign Secretary Nirupama R....
- India condemns abduction of Hindu, beheading of Sikh in Pakistan
New Delhi: A day before talks between foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan, External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna today strongly condemned the recent beheading of a Sikh and the abduction....
- No third country in talks with Pakistan, says India
New Delhi: Ahead of foreign secretary-level talks, India today made it clear that there was no space for third country mediation with Pakistan.
"There is no place for a third coun....
- Hurriyat chairman to meet Pakistani foreign secretary in Delhi
Srinagar: Mirwaiz Umer Farooq, chairman of the moderate Hurriyat group, left for New Delhi today afternoon to meet the Pakistani foreign secretary ahead of the India-Pakistan secretary level ta....
- SGPC, Punjab government condemn Sikh beheading in Pakistan
Chandigarh: The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) and the Punjab government today condemned the beheading of a Sikh near Pakistan's Peshawar city and sought the central governm....
- Continue trade ties with Pakistan: Chidambaram
Attari (Punjab): Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram on Saturday said that India should continue its trade ties with Pakistan and other neighbouring countries. Speaking to reporters here after l....
- India to raise 26/11 probe status with Pakistan: Chidambaram
New Delhi: India would be asking Pakistan the still unanswered questions in the probe into the November 2008 Mumbai terror attacks at the forthcoming foreign secretary-level talks, Home Ministe....
- Everybody knows about 42 terror camps in Pakistan: Antony
Panaji: Everybody knew that there were 42 terrorist camps "across the border", Defence Minister A.K. Antony said here today and declared that it was too early to predict the outcome of ....
- Resumption of talks with India a positive step: Qureshi
Brussels: India's decision to resume talks with Pakistan was a "positive step", said Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, but he added that the outcome of the talks depe....
- US pleased Pune attack did not derail India-Pakistan talks
Washington: The United States has said it is "encouraged" and "pleased" that the Pune terror attack did not derail the upcoming dialogue between India and Pakistan that has a &#....
- Pakistan again hopes for composite dialogue resuming
Islamabad: Pakistan on Thursday again hoped for the resumption of the stalled composite dialogue process with India, saying it was committed to peace in the region. However, the signals emanati....
- Why talking was seen better than not talking to Pakistan
New Delhi: India does not have much expectation from the foreign secretary-level talks with Pakistan. But when circumstances are rapidly changing in the region and the situation remains highly ....
- US envoy favours India-Pakistan talks despite Pune blast
Bangalore: US Ambassador Timothy J. Roemer today favoured India talking to Pakistan Feb 25 despite the terror blast in Pune that killed 11 and hoped the talks would be successful.
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- Fostering terror across border affecting bilateral ties: India
New Delhi: As India and Pakistan prepare for foreign secretary-level talks on Feb 25, Minister of State for Defence M.M. Pallam Raju said today that "fostering" terrorism across the bor....
- Should India talk to Pakistan? Why not, say experts
New Delhi: It is necessary for India to talk to Pakistan and raise its concerns with the civilian government there because that very move can help isolate the forces that spread hatred and terr....
- India, Pakistan lose due to confrontationist approach: Musharraf
London: India and Pakistan stand to gain through peace while "we are losing because of this confrontationist approach", said former Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf, adding "we ....
- BJP demands talks with Pakistan be called off
New Delhi: A day after the terror bombing in Pune that killed nine people, the Bharatiya Janata Party on Sunday demanded that India's proposed foreign secretary level talks with Pakistan be....
- Pakistani troops fire into Indian territory in Jammu
Jammu: Pakistani troops fired rockets and mortar shells into Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district for over two hours today evening, army officers said.
A spokesman of the Indian Ar....
- India, Pakistan talks in New Delhi on Feb 25
New Delhi/Islamabad: The Indian and Pakistani foreign secretaries will meet in New Delhi on Feb 25 - for the first time since 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, the external affairs ministry in New D....
- India-Pakistan dialogue will help fight terror: US
Washington: The US has welcomed India's proposal for a dialogue with Pakistan, saying cooperation between the two neighbours can only help joint efforts on security in South Asia including ....
- Preconditions for talks unacceptable: Pakistan
Islamabad: Pakistan said today that preconditions for talks with India were unacceptable and hoped that New Delhi would come to the negotiating table to solve all pending issues including Kashm....
- Offer of talks to Pakistan a conscious decision: Antony
New Delhi: The Indian government has taken a "conscious decision" to hold talks with Pakistan though it is not fully satisfied with the steps Islamabad had taken to control terror, Defe....
- Pakistan offers to talk to Taliban to stem India's influence: NYT
New York: Pakistan has offered to mediate with Taliban factions in return for a friendly Afghanistan and ways to stem the growing Indian presence there, the newspaper reported citing Pakistani ....
- Azad shoots down Omar's proposed surrender policy
Jammu: Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad today expressed fear that the proposed surrender policy for Kashmiri youth who are in Pakistan and want to return without weapons may turn out to be atte....
- Pakistan wants to discuss Kashmir with India: Qureshi
Islamabad: Pakistan says it wants to discuss Kashmir and other unresolved issues with India when the foreign secretaries of the two countries meet, possibly later this month. Pakistan had a ....
- India sponsoring terror in Pakistan: Former minister
Islamabad: India is sponsoring terrorism in Pakistan via Afghanistan, a former Pakistani minister charged today.
"If India talks about terrorism then India should not forget that ....
- We have never knelt down before India: Pakistan foreign minister
Islamabad: In an unexpected remark made by Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi, he claimed that India ultimately agreed to resume bilateral talks since Pakistan did not give in to th....
- India should be wary of dark forces in Pakistan: Chidambaram
New Delhi: It has been only a couple of days that India and Pakistan have managed to get peace talks back on track. However, the Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram has already sent out a warnin....
- India proposes dates to Pakistan for official talks
New Delhi: India has proposed that the foreign secretary-level talks with Pakistan be held either on Feb 18 or Feb 25 and has indicated that it is ready to discuss all bilateral issues of conce....
- LeT chief Haafiz Saeed threatens jihad over Kashmir
Lahore: Lashkar-e-Taiba chief Haafiz Saeed, accused by India of masterminding the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, on Friday in an open rally threatened to launch "jihad to liberate Kashmir"....
- India-Pakistan talks headed for shaky start: Stratfor
Washington: Pakistan is likely to accept the Indian offer of foreign secretary-level talks but with Islamabad expected to continue skirting around the key issue of terrorism the talks are heade....
- World pressure brought India to table, says Pakistan
Islamabad: Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said today world pressure forced India to the negotiating table as the international community now realizes the importance of resolving th....
- Kashmir Solidarity Day observed in Pakistan
Islamabad: Kashmiris in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir today observed Kashmir Solidarity Day to express their solidarity with the people of Kashmir.
The day was observed, ....
- Indian offer of talks positive: Pakistan
Islamabad: Pakistan today termed the Indian offer of foreign secretary-level talks a "positive development" and said it had sought clarifications on the agenda for discussions. It also ....
- India proposes foreign secretary-level talks with Pakistan
New Delhi/Islamabad: Signalling a thaw in bilateral ties, India has formally proposed to Pakistan talks between foreign secretaries and pledged to pursue the discussions with "an open and p....
- Pakistani Army will remain India-centric, says Kayani
Rawalpindi: The Pakistani Army will remain "India-centric" until the Kashmir issue and water disputes are resolved, its chief, Gen Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, says.
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- Nothing short of composite dialogue is acceptable: Pakistan
Islamabad: A day after India indicated its willingness to resume the dialogue with Pakistan, the foreign office said it would not accept anything short of the full resumption of the composite d....
- Thaw? India proposes foreign secretary-level talks with Pakistan
New Delhi: Signalling a thaw in bilateral ties, India has sent a formal proposal to Pakistan for talks between the foreign secretaries of the two countries and stressed that it will carry on th....
- Pakistan making use of militants in its strategy against India: US
Washington: US has come upfront in blurting out the facts they have gathered about Pakistan as America's intelligence chief told a Senate committee that the later continues to make use of t....
- Thaw in India-Pakistan talks? Chidambaram on way
New Delhi: India on Wednesday indicated its willingness to resume dialogue with Pakistan, saying even "a few steps" by Islamabad in the Mumbai terror probe will "satisfy" it and....
- Possibility of talks with India good omen: Pakistan
Islamabad/New Delhi: Pakistan today termed as a good omen the possibility of bilateral talks with India resuming, saying Islamabad always welcomed any good gesture from its neighbors.
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- Talks with Pakistan only on terror: Krishna
New Delhi: Amid talk about Home Minister P. Chidambaram's likely visit to Pakistan, External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna today said that the doors of dialogue with Islamabad were never sh....
- India, Germany discuss anti-terror pact, financial crisis
New Delhi: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today held talks with German President Horst Koehler to scale up economic ties and enhance bilateral cooperation in combating terrorism. The two leaders....
- Krishna hits back at Qureshi, demands action against 26/11 masterminds
London: Indian External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna today demanded "positive and visible" Pakistani action against those responsible for the 26/11 terrorist outrage after his counterp....
- Lakhvi not the sole 26/11 mastermind: Chidambaram
New Delhi: Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram said today that LeT operative Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi is not the only person responsible for 26/11. He said that there are other people who have playe....
- Pakistan's book foundation pulls out of Delhi fair
New Delhi: The National Book Foundation of Pakistan has pulled out of the 19th New Delhi World Book Fair, a few days after the country's chief election commissioner and a parliamentary dele....
- Pakistan is foreign aggressor in Kashmir dispute: Gilgit activist
New Delhi: Kashmiri separatist leaders should stop taking "blood money" from Pakistan and realise that Islamabad is using the disputed strategic Himalayan region to secure its economic ....
- I'll be delighted to meet Pakistani counterpart: Krishna
London: Indian External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna today said that he would be "delighted" to meet his Pakistani counterpart Shah Mehmood Qureshi on the sidelines of an international....
- 'Pakistan must realise terrorists harming them too'
New Delhi: India today said terrorist forces "nurtured" on Pakistan's territory are harmful to them as much as India, and also expressed concern about its nuclear arsenal falling in....
- India did not give credible evidence on 26/11: Malik
Islamabad: Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik said India has not provided credible evidence in connection with Mumbai terror attacks despite repeated demands by Islamabad.
He ma....
- Terror infrastructure in Pakistan intact: Indian Army
New Delhi: The terror infrastructure in Pakistan is intact though there has been a decline in incursions into Jammu and Kashmir, a top Indian Army officer said today.
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- India 'impatient' for Pak to break terror network: Antony
New Delhi: India today said that it will remain "impatient" till Pakistan dismantles the terror infrastructure on its soil, adding it should also act against the perpetrators of the ....
- India to Pakistan: Don't blame us, 17 cricketers got visas
New Delhi: Rejecting Pakistan's suspicions about New Delhi's hand in the absence of Pakistani cricketers from the Indian Premier League (IPL), India today asked Pakistan to introspect o....
- India ready for 'any eventuality' in case of another 26/11: Krishna
New Delhi: A day after the US warned Pakistan of the limits to India's patience in the event of another Mumbai-like attack, External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna today said the government ....
- Government not involved in IPL decision: Krishna tells Pakistan
New Delhi: The government was not involved in the decision to keep Pakistanis out of the Indian Premier League (IPL), External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna said today and advised Islamabad to ....
- IPL fiasco: Pakistani parliamentary delegation cancels India visit
Islamabad: A Pakistani parliamentary delegation has cancelled its visit to India after none of the country's cricketers found any takers at an auction for the third edition of the Indian Pr....
- Terrorists could provoke India-Pakistan war: US
New Delhi: Asking India and Pakistan to be transparent about their assistance to Afghanistan, visiting US Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates today said that the terrorists operating in Af-Pak re....
- Pakistani troops again open heavy fire at Indian posts
Jammu: In what could be the most serious violation of ceasefire on the Line of Control (LoC) that divides Jammu and Kashmir between India and Pakistan, Pakistani troops have again opened fire a....
- Pakistani firing into India for over an hour
Jammu: Pakistani troops fired for over an hour at an Indian border post in the Krishna Ghati sector of Poonch district on Monday night, an army officer in Jammu said. There were no casualties.
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- India making baseless charges on terror: Pakistan
Islamabad: Pakistan on Monday rejected Indian allegations of sponsoring terrorism, saying New Delhi was out of tune with the realities of today. Pakistan "firmly rejects the assertions of s....
- Who drafted Sharm-al-Sheikh statement, CIC asks ministry
New Delhi: The Central Information Commission has asked the external affairs ministry for the files on the India-Pakistan joint statement, issued after the meeting at Sharm-al-Sheikh.
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- Create right atmosphere for dialogue, India tells Pakistan
New Delhi: Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao today said Pakistan "needs to do much more" to address India's concerns over continuing cross-border terror before dialogue can resume betw....
- US will not play mediator between India, Pakistan: Rao
New Delhi: Ahead of US special envoy Richard Holbrooke's talks with Indian officials on Monday, Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao has said US President Barack Obama has assured New Delhi that ....
- India-Pakistan peace still a far cry
New Delhi: Blessed are the peacemakers. But to be successful, their efforts have to be rooted in reality. This wasn't the case with a recent seminar in New Delhi, which called for the resum....
- Ensure your aid to Pakistan not misused: India to US
New Delhi: Ruling out any Indian threat to Pakistan, Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao today urged the US to ensure that the billions of dollars of American aid given to Islamabad is not diverted ....
- Lahore bus, Agra summit were my ideas: Jaswant Singh
London: Former external affairs and defence minister Jaswant Singh says he wants to work for peace in South Asia, claiming it was he who put Atal Bihari Vajpayee on a bus to Lahore and thought ....
- Seven Pakistani fishermen nabbed in Indian waters
Gandhinagar: Seven Pakistani fishermen were picked up by Border Security Force (BSF) officials after their fishing craft intruded into Indian coastal waters, police said here on Wednesday.
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- Krishna asks Qureshi for speedier 26/11 probe
New Delhi: In the first high-level official conversation between the two countries in months, Indian External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna today spoke to his Pakistani counterpart Shah Mehmood....
- Infiltration bids up in Kashmir: Antony
New Delhi: Infiltration attempts from Pakistan into Jammu and Kashmir were on the rise, Defence Minister A.K. Antony said today, a day after returning from the state.
"In 2009, in....
- Delhi meet moots South Asian news agency to foster peace
New Delhi: Blaming the media for fuelling hostility between India and Pakistan, veteran journalist Kuldip Nayar today proposed a South Asian news agency to bridge the information gap between th....
- Peaceniks call for resumption of India-Pakistan dialogue
New Delhi: South Asia should be made a visa free region and the stalled dialogue between India and Pakistan resumed - this was the urging of well-known peaceniks from both sides of the border a....
- Pakistan's 26/11 denials raise doubt of its desire for dialogue
New Delhi: Underlining Pakistan's "denials and evasions" in the wake of the Mumbai attacks, India on Monday said Islamabad's lack of sufficient action against perpetrators of th....
- Indian Vice President Hamid Ansari ends Africa tour
Gaborone (Botswana): Indian Vice President Mohammad Hamid Ansari left for home after wrapping up his three-day visit to Botswana on Monday night.
Ansari reached Gaborone on Saturday a....
- Exchange of fire across India-Pakistan border
Jammu: There was an exchange of fire between the Indian Border Security Force (BSF) and either militants or Pakistani Rangers in Kanachak sector, near Akhnoor along the international border, BS....
- Infiltration bid foiled near India-Pakistan border
Jammu: India's Border Security Force (BSF) foiled an infiltration bid by militants from Pakistan early today following an exchange of fire near Akhnoor along the international border in Jam....
- Pakistani rockets fired into India, no casualties
Amritsar: Border Security Force (BSF) troopers fired from machine-guns and automatic weapons after suspected terrorists fired seven rockets into Punjab's Amritsar district but there were no....
- Pakistan needs to do more against terror, stresses Krishna
New Delhi: Noting that Pakistan had taken "positive measures" to book the perpetrators of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, India today asked Islamabad to take "effective steps" ....
- Pakistan using Nepal links to fund anti-India operations?
Kathmandu: The arrest of the son of a powerful Nepalese politician on charges of heading a major fake Indian currency and drugs smuggling racket allegedly sponsored by Pakistani intelligence ag....
- Border guards open fire on suspected intruders from Pakistan
Jammu: Indian border guards opened fire at a group of suspected infiltrators along the border with Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir's Ramgarh sector around midnight on Sunday, officials said.
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- Two Pakistani politicians in India next week, to pitch for thaw
New Delhi: Amid the chill in India-Pakistan ties, two senior Pakistani politicians will be in India next week for a multilateral meet, but use the opportunity to make a renewed pitch for the re....
- Indian fisherman, boat picked up by Pakistan
Gandhinagar: Pakistan's Marine Security Agency has picked up a fisherman and his boat from the Indian waters off the Jhakhau coast in Gujarat, a fisherman's body said here today.
- India asks Pakistan to take action over gurdwara land sale
New Delhi: Conveying concern over the reported sale of land belonging to gurdwaras in Pakistan, India today said it has asked the Pakistan government to look into the issue and take corrective ....
- Headley became friends with American couple while visiting India
New Delhi: Investigators who have been looking into David Coleman Headley's participation in the 26/11 Mumbai massacre have revealed that the member of the terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba had ....
- Pakistan frees 100 Indian fishermen
Amritsar: Pakistan today handed over 100 Indian fishermen, including nine children, to Indian authorities at the Attari-Wagah joint border checkpost, officials said.
The fishermen, mo....
- Pakistani intruders open fire in Kutch: BSF
Gandhinagar: For the first time in years, there was a heavy exchange of fire between the Border Security Force (BSF) and Pakistani intruders in the Sir Creek area of Kutch early today, official....
- Indian fisherman in Pakistani jail dies of cancer
Islamabad: An Indian fisherman lodged in a Pakistani jail died of cancer today, officials said.
The fisherman identified as Sukkan Koma was arrested for illegal fishing in Pakistani w....
- 100 Indian fishermen released from Pakistani jails
Gandhinagar: A hundred out of the more than 600 Indian fishermen languishing in Pakistani jails were released today, an official of a fishermen's organisation said.
The fishermen,....
- 100 Indian fishermen in Pakistani jails to be freed soon
Gandhinagar: Hundred of the over 600 Indian fishermen held in Pakistani jails will be released soon, a fishermen's forum official said here today.
Manish Lodhari, secretary of the....
- Won't talk until Pakistan acts on 26/11, says India
New Delhi: India will not resume the composite dialogue with Pakistan until Islamabad prosecutes the conspirators of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks and dismantles the infrastructure of terrori....
- Pakistan in terrible trouble: Farooq Abdullah
Bangalore: Pakistan was in "terrible trouble this time" due to unabated violence, terror attacks and suicide bombings, union Minister for New and Renewable Energy Farooq Abdullah said h....
- Heavy firing on India-Pakistan border
Jammu: Indian and Pakistani border guards exchanged heavy firing at the international border between the two countries in Jammu and Kashmir on Monday evening, an official said.
Accord....
- India not fulfilling its commitments: Pakistan envoy
New Delhi: Pakistan's top diplomat in India, Shahid Malik said that India was not fulfilling its commitments made in an agreement reached between the two South Asian neighbours to de-link c....
- Pakistan awaits India's response to request for dialogue: envoy
New Delhi: Pakistan is waiting for India's response to "repeated requests" for dialogue, says Pakistan High Commissioner Shahid Malik. "It is unfortunate that India and Pakistan....
- India has every right to interrogate Headley: CPI-M MP
New Delhi: India has every right to interrogate American-born terror suspect David Headley in relation to the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, and the government should strongly take up the matter with th....
- Pakistan's attitude unchanged, infiltration continuing: Pillai
Jammu: Union Home Secretary G.K. Pillai on Friday said there was no change in Pakistan's attitude as infiltration of terrorists into Jammu and Kashmir was continuing. "Pakistan continue....
- US rules out mediation on Kashmir
Washington: Ruling out a mediatory role in Kashmir, the United States has said that while it understood the importance of the issue to both India and Pakistan, it was ultimately between the two....
- Headley's interrogation points to Pakistani conspirators of 26/11: India
Onboard Air India One: The interrogation of suspected Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operative David Coleman Headley, who is in US custody, by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has revealed "....
- FBI team to visit Pakistan to follow Headley leads
Washington: As prosecutors charged American terror suspect David Coleman Headley with conspiracy in last year's Mumbai terror strike, the US said a Justice Department and FBI team will visi....
- Balochistan is Pakistan's internal problem: India
New Delhi: India on Saturday again rebutted Pakistan's allegation that New Delhi was fomenting trouble in Balochistan, saying it was Islamabad's internal problem. "We have stated it....
- LeT men taken to Bangalore to probe 2005 blast
Shillong: The two Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists who were handed over to India by Bangladesh on Wednesday were taken to Bangalore today as they had allegedly masterminded a blast in the Karna....
- Pakistan slowly convinced to act against terrorists: Clinton
Washington: Pakistan has been slowly convinced that it has to take action against terrorists within its own territory, though it still considers India as its number one enemy, Secretary of Stat....
- LeT being assisted by Al-Qaida in attacks on India: Robert Gates
Washington: Robert Gates, the US Defence Secretary said that the terrorist group Al-Qaida has been helping Lashkar-e-Taiba, another prominent terrorist outfit, in launching attacks in India.
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- Three Gujarat fishing craft seized by Pakistan
Gandhinagar: Three fishing boats from Gujarat with 16 fishermen aboard were seized by Pakistan's Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) today for allegedly entering their territorial waters, a fis....
- LeT operative Lakhvi's plea against 26/11 indictment rejected
Rawalpindi: Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) commander Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, who has been named the mastermind of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, today failed to get a reprieve from the Lahore High Court....
- Proof of India hand in Balochistan in due time: Pakistan
Islamabad: Pakistan today again said that substantial evidence was available of India's hand in Balochistan and this would be presented at the appropriate time.
"India is invo....
- Pakistan fabricating evidence on Balochistan: Krishna
New Delhi: India today accused Pakistan of fabricating evidence about New Delhi's alleged support to insurgents active in Balochistan. "Two statements of the Pakistani foreign minister ....
- ISI luring Punjab youth, says DGP
Chandigarh: Pakistan's spy agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) was luring unemployed youth from Punjab by offering to settle them in other countries if they helped it revive terrorism ....
- Talks with India only way forward: Pakistan
Islamabad: Talks with India are the only way forward for subcontinental peace, Pakistan said on Monday even as it termed as "irresponsible" a statement by the Indian Army chief on the p....
- I was not involved in 26/11:Rana
Chicago: Tahawwur Hussain Rana has clearly stated that he was not involved with the events of 26/11 when he was being investigated. His lawyer, Patrick Blegen, said that he does not wish to har....
- Krishna gives a skip to Qureshi, chill deepens
Port of Spain: A year after the Mumbai attacks, foreign ministers of India and Pakistan were in the capital of Trinidad and Tobago, but did not meet for any talks, indicating a deepening chill ....
- Insufficient evidence against Hafiz Saeed: Pakistan
Port of Spain/New Delhi: Pakistan cannot prosecute Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) founder Hafiz Saeed, the alleged mastermind of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, as there is insufficient evidence agains....
- Remove gun on our head to restart talks, India tells Pakistan
New Delhi: India cannot negotiate with Pakistan while having a gun pointed at its head, Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor said today, reacting to Pakistani Foreign Minister ....
- I can't change Pakistan's attitude, says Chidambaram
New Delhi: India is hopeful that its strict stance on not moving forward to have bilateral talk with Pakistan will compel the nation to take a speedy action against the terror groups operating ....
- Pakistan has allowed terrorism to prosper: Antony
New Delhi: India's Defence Minister A. K Antony has come down heavily on Pakistan and its indifference towards tackling terror. Antony criticized Pakistan for not taking a stringent step t....
- One year on, India-Pakistan chill deepens
New Delhi: Nov 26-28, 2008 - three days that took India-Pakistan ties from a high note of hope to a crashing low. One year on, after seven dossiers given by India linking Pakistani militants to....
- Is Headley a rogue American agent?
New Delhi: The world of David Coleman Headley seems to be taking new turns every second. There are possibilities that he was after all a USA agent who had been working undercover and went rogue....
- Pakistan confirms retired major arrested for Headley link
Islamabad: Pakistan today confirmed that a retired army major had been arrested for his alleged links with terror suspects David Coleman Headley and Tahawwur Hussain Rana, nabbed by FBI on char....
- Lakhvi, six others charged for Mumbai attack
Islamabad: A Pakistani court today finally charged Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) leader Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi and six others for last year's Mumbai terror attack that left 166 people dead.
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- Bring perpetrators of Mumbai attack to justice: Obama, Manmohan
Washington: In a message clearly directed at Pakistan. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and President Barack Obama have "underscored the absolute imperative to bring to justice" the perpet....
- Obama rules out US mediation between India, Pakistan
Washington: President Barack Obama today said there were historic conflicts between India and Pakistan, but ruled out any outside role for the US to intervene between the two South Asian nation....
- India not given proof of Hafiz Saeed's involvement in 26/11: Pakistan
Islamabad/New Delhi: Continuing to remain in denial mode, Pakistan Tuesday said India had not provided any evidence of terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) founder Hafiz Saeed's involvement i....
- Manmohan Singh asks Pakistan to shun terrorism to talk peace
Washington: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has offered to resume the peace dialogue with Pakistan, including on the issue of Jammu and Kashmir, provided it abjures terrorism and comes to the tab....
- Manmohan Singh asks Pakistan to shun terrorism to talk peace
Washington: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has offered to resume the peace dialogue with Pakistan, including on the issue of Jammu and Kashmir, provided it abjures terrorism and comes to the tab....
- Manmohan Singh asks Pakistan to shun terrorism to talk peace
Washington: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has offered to resume the peace dialogue with Pakistan, including on the issue of Jammu and Kashmir, provided it abjures terrorism and comes to the tab....
- Be aggressive against Pakistan, says former army chief
New Delhi: India's approach towards Pakistan should have been more "pro-active and offensive" after the dastardly Mumbai terror attacks to prevent Islamabad from continuously using ....
- Pakistan has not done enough on Mumbai attacks: Manmohan Singh
Washington: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has expressed India's concern over Pakistan's continued inaction in bringing the perpetrators of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks to justice contrary t....
- I don't know who to deal with in Pakistan: Manmohan Singh
Washington: With power virtually resting with the army in Pakistan even in a democratic regime, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh wonders "who to deal with" or negotiate with in Islamabad.
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- Pakistan claims India supports insurgents
Islamabad: Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has accused India of supporting insurgents in Pakistan, including areas bordering Afghanistan.
Speaking with the media, Qure....
- Two Pakistanis arrested in Italy in connection to 26/11
Rome: As per media reports a couple of Pakistanis have been arrested in Brescia for lending logistical support to the 26/11 attacks on Mumbai.
Media reports have also confirmed that ....
- Blame game on over passport to Pakistani spy
Lucknow: Policemen and passport officials here are blaming each other for a passport issued by the Regional Passport Office to suspected Pakistani spy Amir Ali, arrested in New Delhi last month....
- Pakistan need not fear India: Manmohan
Washington: The Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said that India was ready to find solutions to each and every problem Pakistan has with it. However, he also stressed that this would be don....
- Rana, Headley case: Pak army man linked
Washington: As per information from government officials a former member of the Pakistani army has been linked to the case of David Coleman Headley and Tahawwur Hussain Rana - one that has assu....
- Rana's bail hearing not before 2nd December
Chicago: The bail hearing of Tahawwur Hussain Rana has been put back and would take place on 2nd December. A court official revealed that this happened only after both the parties put in a requ....
- No third party role in ties with Pakistan: India
New Delhi: Days before Prime Minister Manmohan Singh visits Washington, India on Wednesday responded to concerns about the US giving a monitoring role to China in South Asia by saying that a &#....
- Headley and Rana may be involved in 26/11
New Delhi: Investigation is going on in order to determine the extent of involvement of the terror duo - Headley and Rana - in the 26/11 attacks on Mumbai. These analyses have determined that t....
- India hands over seventh dossier to Pakistan
New Delhi: Days before the foreign ministers of the two countries are expected to meet in Trinidad on the sidelines of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), India today gave to ....
- Headley Case: NIA focusing on links with Kasab and company
Mumbai: The National Investigation Agency is presently going through the documents and related details that have been gathered by the Mumbai Crime Branch when it was carrying out a local probe ....
- FICCI suggestions on Pakistan 'irresponsible': Kashmir business lobby
Srinagar/New Delhi: India's top industry lobby recommending hard military and economic counter-actions against Pakistan has drawn flak from a business body in Jammu and Kashmir which says i....
- Suspected Pakistani spy arrested at Delhi airport
New Delhi: A suspected Pakistani spy was arrested from the Indira Gandhi International Airport here early today, a home ministry official said. He has been handed over to Delhi Police for inves....
- Probe on to find Headley's role in 26/11: Chidambaram
New Delhi: The probe to find out Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) suspect David Coleman Headley's role in planning the Mumbai terror attacks took off after Indian intelligence officials obtained "....
- Pakistan says tensions with India affecting war against terror
Islamabad: Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has said the country's focus on the war on terror is being affected because of persistent tensions with India.
"While Pak....
- Gilgit-Baltistan poll a cosmetic drill: India
New Delhi: India on Friday decried the just-concluded polls in the disputed Gilgit-Baltistan, formerly the Northern Areas which was renamed by Pakistan a few months ago, as "just another co....
- Islamabad, New Delhi must reduce nuclear risk: Pakistani daily
It would be in the interest of Pakistan and India to reduce the "nuclear risk", a leading Pakistani daily has said in an editorial.
A news daily suggested how in an e....
- Pakistani spy who helped jailed terrorists escape gets 2 more years
Chandigarh: A local court here today sentenced a Pakistani national, undergoing seven-year jail term for spying, to two years' additional imprisonment for helping terrorists, including the ....
- India, Pakistan should avoid conflict situation: US
New Delhi: As India warned of retaliatory action in case of a terror attack, the US today said both India and Pakistan should avoid a conflict situation.
"Any conflict should be a....
- India has no information from Pakistan over LeT plot: PM
New Delhi: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said he had received no information from Pakistan over a reported Lashkar-e-Taiba terror plot to attack India and called for collective internatio....
- India's National Defence College was terror target
Washington: Two Pakistan-born Chicago men charged with plotting to launch terrorist attacks in India and Denmark in association with Pakistan based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) were targ....
- India asks Pakistan to focus on combating terrorism, not Kashmir
United Nations Objecting to Pakistan raising the Kashmir issue at a UN panel on humanitarian issues, India has asked Islamabad to take credible action against terrorists and their support base ....
- Pakistan needs to be serious in tackling terrorists: Antony
Thiruvananthapuram: Defence Minister A.K. Antony today warned that relations with Pakistan can improve only if it takes serious steps against terrorists waging war against India. "In relati....
- Don't provoke us, Chidambaram warns Pakistan
Madurai: Home Minister P. Chidambaram has warned Pakistan "not to play with India" by covertly sponsoring terrorists. Addressing a public meeting here on Saturday, the minister said: &#....
- India isolating itself globally on Pakistan: Pak editorial
Islamabad: India is isolating itself globally on Pakistan by insisting that Islamabad first eliminate its terror infrastructure before peace talks can resume, an editorial in a leading English ....
- No India hand in Peshawar, Kabul attacks: Pak editorial
Islamabad: No Indian group could be blamed for Wednesday's deadly attacks in Peshawar and Kabul that claimed over 100 lives as they were planned "within a few miles" of where they o....
- India fomenting terror in Pakistan: Pakistani senator
New Delhi: India is drawing "vicarious pleasure" from Pakistan's troubles and is "aiding the Taliban" there, Pakistani senator Mushahid Hussain alleged here today, a day aft....
- Pakistani charge of Taliban funding 'totally baseless': India
New Delhi: A day after Pakistan accused India of funding and supporting the Tailban on its soil, Defence Minister A.K. Antony today called the allegation "absurd" and "totally basel....
- 'Pakistan, India competing with each other to please US'
Shimla: Pakistan and India are competing with each other to please Washington and this has resulted in the strained relations between them, a senior Pakistani journalist said today.
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- We are not weak, Pakistan tells India
Islamabad: Pakistan, being a nuclear state, was not weak and knew how to retaliate, the country's interior minister says.
Speaking to reporters here Wednesday, Interior Minister Re....
- The day that changed Kashmir's fate 62 years ago
Srinagar: On Thursday, it will be 62 years since tribal invaders descended on Jammu and Kashmir from the Pakistani side, laying the seeds of a dispute that would turn the region into one of the....
- Middle path needed to resolve Kashmir crisis: Farooq Abdullah
Srinagar: Union Minister for New and Renewable Energy Farooq Abdullah asserted today that Kashmir would never become a part of Pakistan, but said New Delhi would have to work out a middle path ....
- We are giving too much importance to Pakistan: Rahul
Shimla: Pakistan doesn't deserve "half the importance" it was being given in India, Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi said today while stressing that the two countries could n....
- India not exporting terror to Pakistan: PM
Mumbai: India is not responsible for terrorist activities in Pakistan's Balochistan province, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh declared today.
Addressing a press conference here, he ....
- Peace with India in Pakistan's self-interest: Qureshi
Washington: Calling those who carried out the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks as no friends of Pakistan, its Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has said it's in Islamabad's enlightened s....
- India scoffs at Pakistan for calling 26/11 evidence 'half-baked'
New Delhi: Home Minister P. Chidambaram today scoffed at Pakistan for terming as "half-baked" India's evidence of Lashkar-e-Taiba founder Hafiz Saeed's role in the 26/11 Mumbai ....
- Peace talks can't succeed amid terror: India to Pakistan
New York: Demanding concrete action against terror groups, India on Sunday told Pakistan in no uncertain terms that an environment free of violence and terrorism was essential for the success o....
- Next Indo-Pak dialogue likely in Port of Spain
New Delhi: With the meeting of Indian and Pakistani foreign ministers in New York ending in a stalemate, the next opportunity for the two countries to make another effort to start their stalled....
- India focuses on terror at talks with Pakistan
New York: The Indian and Pakistani foreign ministers began crucial talks here today with India focusing on terror emanating from across the border and Islamabad still hedging its bets over acti....
- India focused on terrorism; Pakistan resists linkage with Mumbai
New York: Indian and Pakistani foreign ministers are set to hold crucial talks today with India expected to focus on terrorism and Pakistan resisting a linkage with action against 26/11 Mumbai ....
- India, Pakistan foreign secretaries meet ahead of ministers
New York: The Indian and Pakistani foreign secretaries met here on Saturday to prepare the ground for the crucial talks between their foreign ministers where India is expected to focus on terro....
- PM says Pakistan must give up terror as state policy
Pittsburgh: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has asked Pakistan to give up its attitude of using terror as an instrument of state policy as that was the only obstacle in normalising relations with....
- Pakistan's spy agency still aiding Afghan Taliban: Krishna
Washington: India has accused Pakistan's spy agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) of playing a disruptive role in the Taliban insurgency by continuing to provide aid to the Afghan Talib....
- Krishna doubts positive outcome of Indo-Pak meet
New Delhi: It is only matter of few days before Foreign Ministers of India and Pakistan meet to discuss the burning issues plaguing the bilateral relations but India's Foreign Minister SM ....
- Pakistan placed Hafiz Saeed under house arrest
New Delhi: In another major step towards acting for India's interest, Pakistan placed Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed under house arrest. This action came only few days after two cases wer....
- Pakistan assures India on Mumbai terror probe progress
Islamabad: Pakistan today assured India it was pursuing leads given against the alleged Mumbai terror attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed though New Delhi had still not provided enough evidence on th....
- US envoy meets PM, calls for swift punishment to Saeed
New Delhi: Ahead of the meeting between foreign ministers of India and Pakistan in New York this month, the US on Friday intensified pressure on Islamabad to ensure "swift and lengthy" ....
- Stop harassing Pakistan, Qureshi tells India
Lahore: Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said today "India cannot harass Pakistan with pessimistic statements", and underlined that the dialogue process is the only way f....
- Pakistan used US funds to bolster defence against India: Musharraf
Islamabad: This is perhaps for the first time that any top Pakistani official has come out in the open and admitted his actions. Pakistan's Former President Pervez Musharraf has declared th....
- Pakistani groups still active against India: Chidambaram
New Delhi: The 26/11 Mumbai terror strikes were a "game-changer", Home Minister P. Chidambaram said today while stressing that Pakistan-based groups like the Lashker-e-Taiba (LeT) and J....
- India, Pakistan may resume backdoor channel diplomacy: Report
Islamabad: India and Pakistan are likely to start their stalled composite dialogue through backdoor channel diplomacy to resolve outstanding issues, according to a report today.
The g....
- Pakistan not acting against 26/11 conspirators: Chidambaram
Washington: Visiting Indian Home Minister P. Chidambaram Thursday met US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and asked Washington to put pressure on Pakistan to conduct the trial of Mumbai terro....
- India should trust Pakistan on 26/11 probe: Zardari
Islamabad: President Asif Ali Zardari said today India should trust Pakistan on its investigations into the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks.
He expressed the views during a briefing by th....
- Pakistan has vested interest in protecting Saeed: Krishna
New Delhi: Ahead of his meeting with Pakistani counterpart Shah Mehmood Qureshi, External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna said that Pakistan has a vested interest in blocking the inquiry into the....
- Pakistan deliberately stifling 26/11 probe: Chidambaram
New Delhi: Home Minister P. Chidamabaram has accused Pakistan of deliberately holding back investigations into the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks despite concrete evidence against the conspirators....
- No proof against Hafiz Saeed: Former Pakistan NSA
New Delhi: There was "zero proof" of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) chief Hafiz Saeed's alleged involvement in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, Pakistan's former national security advise....
- India-Pakistan bilateral trade may touch $10 bn: Ghani
New Delhi: India-Pakistan bilateral trade is expected to rise up to $10 billion a year in the coming 5-6 years provided both the countries resume their dialogue and they witness a developed po....
- Pakistan urges dialogue resumption, rakes up Kashmir
New Delhi: With India not inclined to resume the sub-continental composite dialogue in the near future, Pakistan today highlighted the "resolute action" taken by Islamabad to eliminate ....
- Indian high commissioner to Pak visits trading post on LOC
Srinagar: Commissioner to Pakistan Sharad Sabharwal today visited the Salamabad trade facilitation centre and Kaman Post on the Line of Control (LOC) in north Kashmir to familiarize himself wit....
- India puts foreign secretaries talks on hold
New Delhi: Unhappy with Pakistan's lack of action against the Mumbai attackers after the Sharm el-Sheikh summit meeting, India has decided to put on hold a meeting between the foreign secre....
- 'Autonomy to Gilgit will obstruct Kashmir resolution'
Islamabad: Pakistan-based Kashmiri militant commander Syed Salahuddin has said autonomy for the Gilgit-Baltistan region will have a "negative impact" on efforts to resolve the Kashmir d....
- Nepal passage for fake Indian currency from Pak
Lucknow: The arrest of a Nepali youth from Uttar Pradesh's border town of Rupadiha with fake Indian currency notes has exposed how Nepal was being used as a conduit for counterfeit Indian n....
- India concerned over Pakistan modifying anti-ship missiles
New Delhi: India today expressed concern over Pakistan illegally modifying US-supplied Harpoon anti-ship missiles to hit land-based targets, saying this was "against India's national in....
- Six militants killed in Pakistan
Islamabad: Pakistani security forces killed at least six militants in the country's restive north-western Swat region, the army said today.
Pakistan launched military operations i....
- Pakistan to 'examine' Interpol notice against Hafiz Saeed
London: Pakistan Interior Minister Rehman Malik has said his government will examine an Interpol red corner notice against Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed, who India says masterminded la....
- India, Pakistan can resume dialogue: Zardari
London: The joint statement issued at Sharm el-Sheikh should provide the "necessary impetus" for the resumption of the dialogue between India and Pakistan, President Asif Ali Zardari to....
- Sarabjit's case major issue between India, Pakistan: lawyer
Lahore: The lawyer of Sarabjit Singh, an Indian prisoner awaiting death in a Pakistani jail on terrorism charges, said the case has affected India-Pakistan relations and the government should r....
- Enough proof given to Pakistan to convict Saeed: India
New Delhi: With Pakistan dilly-dallying over punishing the terrorists behind the Mumbai carnage, India on Tuesday singled out Hafiz Saeed as the "brain behind" the 26/11 attacks and tol....
- Country divided because of Jinnah: VHP
Kolkata: Taking on expelled Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Jaswant Sinha for his praise of Mohammad Ali Jinnah, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) today said "no Indian" would praise ....
- No talks possible with Pak till terror ends: India
New Delhi: India's external affairs minister S M Krishna sated that Pakistan has not yet taken any effective step to destroy terror regime and thus no "meaningful dialogue" is possi....
- Indian dossier on Hafiz Saeed unsatisfactory: Pakistan
Islamabad/New Delhi: Pakistan said today an Indian dossier pointing to the alleged involvement of Jamaat-ud Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks did not contain anyth....
- India hands over dossier on Saeed to Pakistan
New Delhi: India today handed to Pakistan a fresh dossier on Jamaat-ud Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed, accused by it of being the mastermind behind the Mumbai terror attack.
According t....
- Jaswant's expulsion shows bias still exists against Pakistan: PML-N
Islamabad: The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) party on Thursday criticised the expulsion of senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Jaswant Singh from the party for his praise of Pakis....
- India asks Pakistan to take action against 26/11 terrorists
New Delhi/Islamabad: As Pakistan asked India to share information on fresh terror threats, New Delhi on Tuesday said unless Islamabad takes credible action against the 26/11 suspects, it will b....
- Peaceniks light candles at India-Pakistan border
Attari border (Punjab): In what has become an annual ritual at the Attari-Wagah international border between India and Pakistan, peace activists from both sides assembled at the check post here....
- Rise of malevolent non-state actor worrying: Navy chief
New Delhi: In an apparent reference to Pakistan, Indian Navy chief Admiral Sureesh Mehta on Monday said that 26/11 was the result of the merging of the "state" with the "malevolent ....
- Inadequate information received on Hafiz Saeed: Pakistan
Islamabad: Six days after India provided additional information on the involvement of Jamaat-ud Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, Pakistan on Thursday said this w....
- Reduce parliament tenure, says Bangladesh minister
Dhaka: A senior minister today said the tenures of parliament and other local government bodies should be reduced since "five years' tenure is very long".
Local Government....
- Advani asks govt to explain 'contradiction' on Pakistan
New Delhi: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh or Foreign Minister S.M. Krishna must clarify their contradictory statements on Pakistan, senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader L.K. Advani said in....
- 26/11 hurt: Pakistan's Shahvar Ali brings out peace anthem
Mumbai: Even as the governments of Pakistan and India still debate if they should talk to each other, Pakistani musician Shahvar Ali has come up with a peace album "No Saazish, No Jung"....
- Pak given enough proof to prosecute Hafiz: Chidambaram
New Delhi: India asserted on Saturday it had provided enough evidence to Pakistan to prosecute Jamaat-ud Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed, the alleged mastermind of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks,....
- PM's peace gamble: vision confronts reality
New Delhi: Considering the ease with which anti-Pakistani feelings can be ratcheted up in India by the opposition parties and sections of the media, it takes a great deal of courage to try to r....
- Manmohan can change Indo-Pak strategic equation: Pak media
Islamabad: Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh can change the sub-continental strategic equation if politicians in both countries "care to listen to him", a leading English daily said ....
- War with Pakistan no option, talks the only way: Pranab
New Delhi: Ruling out war as an option, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee today reinforced Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's position that there was no alternative but to keep talking to Paki....
- BJP, SP walk out of Lok Sabha over Balochistan
New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), its National Democratic Alliance (NDA) partners and the Samajwadi Party today staged a walkout in the Lok Sabha over the inclusion of Balochistan in....
- Pak gave no proof on Indian role in Balochistan: Holbrooke
Washington: Pakistan had provided the US with no evidence of India's alleged involvement in Balochistan though the issue did come up, US Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan ....
- No alternative to engagement with Pakistan: PM
New Delhi: Under fire from the opposition, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday asserted there was no dilution or rupture of national consensus on countering terrorism emanating from Paki....
- Pakistan admitted its nationals involved in terror attacks: PM
New Delhi: Pakistan has admitted for the first time that its nationals carried out a terrorist attack in India, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said today.
"It is the first (time) ....
- Manmohan Singh denies Balochistan dossier from Pakistan
New Delhi: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today told parliament that Pakistan did not give any dossier to India on Balochistan when he met his Pakistani counterpart Yousaf Raza Gilani in Egypt o....
- Lok Sabha adjourned again over Indo-Pak joint statement
New Delhi: The Lok Sabha was adjourned for the third time today, as soon as it convened after lunch, as opposition MPs shouted slogans against the government. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had ....
- NDA MPs meet president, slam Indo-Pak joint statement
New Delhi: The India-Pakistan joint statement signed in Egypt was against the "national consensus" that there should be no talks until Pakistan takes concrete action against terrorism, ....
- NDA MPs to meet president over 'capitulation' to Pakistan
New Delhi: MPs from the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), led by Bharatiya Janata Party leader L.K. Advani, will today meet President Pratibha Patil over the government's "capitulatio....
- PM will speak on India-Pakistan joint statement: Congress
New Delhi: Dispelling speculation about a rift in the ruling Congress over the India-Pakistan statement in Egypt, the party said Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will clear the air in parliament o....
- Kargil: Whose war was that?
New Delhi: July 26 marks 10 years after India won the limited but high-stakes Kargil War initiated by Pakistan. On this day in 1999, the Indian soldiers gave the country a significant victory -....
- Signature campaign to save Sarabjit from gallows
Shimla: The family of Indian national Sarabjit Singh, who is in a Pakistan jail facing death sentence, and an NGO today launched a signature campaign here to convert his death penalty into a li....
- India has nothing to do with Balochistan: Chidambaram
New Delhi: Aiming to stem the controversy over the inclusion of Balochistan in the India-Pakistan joint statement, Home Minister P. Chidambaram has asserted that New Delhi has "nothing to d....
- Sonia endorses Manmohan's initiative on Pakistan
New Delhi: Notwithstanding the voices of dissent within the party, Congress president Sonia Gandhi has endorsed Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's initiative on Pakistan and has conveyed this ....
- Answers on India-Pakistan joint statement on July 29: PM
New Delhi: Under fire over the India-Pakistan joint statement, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today ruled out any conflict between the Congress party and the government and assured that he would....
- Chidambaram refuses to comment on Musharraf's Kargil remarks
Hoshiarpur (Punjab): Home Minister P. Chidambaram today refused to comment on former Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf's remarks that the Kargil conflict in 1999 was a "big success&#....
- Congress core committee meets over Indo-Pak joint statement
New Delhi: Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Friday evening convened a meeting of the top party leadership to discuss the escalating controversy over the India-Pakistan statement signed in Egy....
- Kargil was a 'big success' for Pakistan, says Musharraf
New Delhi: The Kargil operation was a "big success" as it forced India to come to the negotiating table on Kashmir, says former Pakistan president and then army chief Pervez Musharraf, ....
- India denies Balochistan 'dossier', wants action before talks
New Delhi: India has taken "half a step" of starting a "limited dialogue" with Pakistan at the foreign secretary-level, but has made it clear that the future and form of dialogu....
- India wants Pakistan to fight all terrorists with 'same force'
On Board Special Aircraft: India today asked Pakistan to "show the same force" in fighting anti-India terrorists on its soil as it has done in combating the Taliban and other militants ....
- BJP questions inclusion of Balochistan in Indo-Pak statement
New Delhi: The Bharaitya Janata Party (BJP) today questioned the inclusion of Balochistan in the India-Pakistan joint statement signed in Egypt last week and said that it will give legitimacy t....
- Krishna, Qureshi say hello in Phuket, talks only in New York
Phuket (Thailand): Indian External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna and his Pakistani counterpart Shah Mehmood Qureshi were in this Thai island resort for Asia's security forum meeting, but th....
- Most 9/11 attackers are in Pakistan: Clinton
New Delhi: In a pointed message to Pakistan, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Monday said "a significant number" of 9/11 attackers are hiding in the border areas of that country....
- Clinton praises India-Pakistan students sowing 'seeds of peace'
New Delhi: Mahek Mansoor, a 15-year-old student from Pakistan couldn't agree more with US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton when she said that youngsters from both the countries can "s....
- Clinton to India: Pakistan showing commitment, keep talking
New Delhi: Describing terrorism and extremism as the "number one challenge", US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton today said she had seen "real commitment" by Pakistan to fight....
- Justice for Mumbai terror attacks essential: Clinton
Mumbai: US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Saturday said there had to be "justice" for the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, even as she noted that India's contribution towards the....
- Clinton seeks to allay Pakistan's fears on India trip
Washington: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton today sought to assuage Pakistan's fears that the US desire for India to play a leading role in the region would translate into a subservient ....
- Pakistan should be Clinton's 'primary focus' in India: NYT
New York: An influential US daily today suggested an ambitious agenda for Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in India ranging from a bilateral investment treaty to climate change and Doha trade....
- Pakistan must 'root out' anti-India terror groups: Clinton
Mumbai: US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said today that Pakistan needed to "root out" terrorist groups directed against Indian interests. Clinton told a news conference here that ....
- India-Pakistan talks not under US pressure: Clinton
Mumbai: US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton today brushed aside suggestions that India and Pakistan had agreed to resume their talks under American pressure, pointing out that both were "....
- BJP walks out of Lok Sabha over India-Pakistan statement
New Delhi: India's main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) staged a walkout in the Lok Sabha today, alleging the government had capitulated to Pakistan on the terrorism issue, soon aft....
- India's record in Balochistan 'open book', PM tells Gilani
New Delhi: "Our conduct is an open book," Prime Minister Manmohan Singh told Pakistani Premier Yousuf Raza Gilani when he brought up the issue of India being "active" in the res....
- Want dialogue? Then contain terror, PM tells Gilani
Sharm-el-Sheikh (Egypt): Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh made it clear to his Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani on Thursday that there can be no further bilateral dialogue unless Is....
- US welcomes resumption of India-Pakistan dialogue
Washington: The US has cautiously welcomed the reported agreement between Prime Ministers Manmohan Singh and Yusuf Raza Gilani to resume the India-Pakistan dialogue halted by the November Mumba....
- India, Pakistan delink terrorism from dialogue
Sharm-el-Sheikh: India and Pakistan today said that dialogue was only answer to promote better neighbourly relations and that terrorism should not be linked to their composite dialogue process.....
- Nature of India-Pakistan dialogue yet to be decided: PM
Sharm el-Sheikh: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said the foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan will meet and discuss the nature of dialogue between the two countries in the future and ....
- Manmohan Singh, Gilani meet in Egypt
Sharm-el-Sheikh: The much anticipated meeting between Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani began in the Egyptian resort town of Sharm-el-Sheikh ....
- India, Pak foreign secretaries continue talks, no promise on joint statement
Sharm-el-Sheikh: A day before the much anticipated meeting between Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani, India on Wednesday remained noncommitta....
- Forward movement in ties with India: Pakistan
Sharm-el-Sheikh: Pakistan believes in "durable peace" in South Asia facilitated by the resolution of all disputes with India, including Jammu and Kashmir, its Prime Minister Yousuf Raza....
- Lashkar trying to increase India-Pakistan tensions: UN
United Nations: The Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) has ties with the Taliban and is trying to increase tensions between India and Pakistan, says a UN official dealing with the Al Qaeda and allied groups....
- India, Pakistan foreign secretaries talk, to meet again today
Sharm-el-Sheikh (Egypt): Indian Foreign Secretary Shivshankar Menon and his Pakistani counterpart Salman Bashir, who met here late on Tuesday, will meet once again today before the prime minist....
- India studying Mumbai dossier before Manmohan-Gilani talks
Paris: India was still studying the dossier on the probe into the Mumbai terror attack handed to it by Pakistan, a senior official travelling with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said here on Mon....
- Resume peace process, urge Indian, Pakistani intellectuals
Mumbai: Intellectuals from India and Pakistan today called upon the leaders of the two countries, who are set to meet in Egypt during the non-aligned summit, to resume the peace process that wa....
- I want reassertion from Gilani that Mumbai attackers will be punished: Manmohan
On Board Air India One: India wants Pakistan to punish those behind the Mumbai terror attack and is looking for a reaffirmation of this when he meets with his counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani in ....
- I didn't want to hurt President Zardari's feelings: PM
On Board Air India One: The 'open' talk by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari on the need for Pakistan to curb terrorism against India in front of the ....
- BSF discover another rocket near border
Attari (Punjab): Border Security Force (BSF) officials late on Friday evening discovered the splinters of another rocket in the paddy fields outside Kaonke village in Attari area. They said it ....
- PM wants credible action from Pakistan
On Board Air India One: Credible action is required from Pakistan to deal with terrorists working against India from its territory, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said today ahead of his meeting....
- Pakistan says 26/11 probe 'almost complete'
Islamabad: Saying that its probe into the 26/11 terror attacks was "almost complete" and that the trial of five suspects could commence next week, Pakistan today accused India of dela....
- Congress welcomes Zardari's admission on terrorism
New Delhi: India's ruling Congress party on Thursday welcomed Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari's admission that terrorism was "created and nurtured" by Islamabad "as a p....
- Dialogue in violence-free atmosphere: India to Pakistan
New Delhi: Ahead of the meeting between Indian and Pakistani leaders during a nonaligned summit in Egypt next week, India Thursday made it clear that the dialogue is "premised on an atmosph....
- Pakistan not positive on extradition treaty: India
New Delhi: India today said Pakistan has not responded positively to India's proposal for an extradition treaty.
"India has proposed an extradition treaty to Pakistan in the H....
- Pakistan must act against terrorism: India
Rome: Ahead of a meeting between their foreign secretaries, India on Tuesday said it will judge Pakistan by the action it takes against perpetrators of last year's Mumbai terrorist attack. ....
- Indian, Pakistani foreign secretaries to meet in Egypt
New Delhi: Foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan will meet on the sidelines of the Non-Aligned Movement summit in Egypt this month, with the issue of terrorism expected to dominate the disc....
- India no longer 'rankles' Pakistan army: Zardari
London: Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari says targeting the Taliban rather than India does not "rankle" his army because the two nuclear armed countries no longer pose threats to eac....
- Pakistani citizen killed by Indian guards at Wagah
Islamabad: Islamabad has ordered a probe into the alleged killing of a Pakistani national by the Indian security forces at the Wagah border crossing, a media report said today.
The Pa....
- Manmohan Singh, Gilani to meet in Egypt on July 16
Multan: Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart Yousaf Raza Gilani will meet in the Egyptian resort city of Sharam-el-Sheikh on July 16, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood....
- India wants anti-terror action from Pak before Egypt meet
New Delhi: Ahead of the meeting between Indian and Pakistani leaders in Egypt during mid-July, India today said it is not "afraid to talk" to Pakistan but wants Islamabad to take "c....
- Meeting with India's foreign minister positive: Pakistan
Islamabad: Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi today termed as "positive" his meeting with his Indian counterpart S.M. Krishna in Italy, saying "all issues were discusse....
- Talks with India unavoidable, says Pakistan
Islamabad: Pakistan seriously believes that composite dialogue is in the interest of both India and Pakistan, foreign office spokesman Abdul Basit said here on Thursday.
"Talks ar....
- US ignores India's concerns, to offer triple aid to Pakistan
Washington: The US Senate has approved tripling American aid to Pakistan to about $1.5 billion a year for each of the next five years, largely ignoring India's concerns about Pakistani soil....
- Pakistani Taliban a threat to India: Antony
New Delhi: The Taliban operating in Pakistan pose a "real threat" to India, the region and the world, Defence Minister A.K. Antony said today.
"The Taliban are a threat to....
- Dates for India-Pakistan talks being finalised: Report
Islamabad: Pakistan's High Commissioner to India Shahid Malik is here to help finalise the dates and the agenda for the forthcoming India-Pakistan talks, a media report said today. Malik, w....
- Pakistani envoy meets Indian foreign secretary
New Delhi: Pakistani High Commissioner Shahid Malik on Tuesday met Foreign Secretary Shivshankar Menon here to decide on the dates for the proposed meeting of the foreign secretaries of the two....
- Sarabjit's family distraught after mercy plea rejection
Bhikiwind (Punjab): The government must intervene to save Sarabjit Singh's life, said the distraught family of the Indian prisoner who has been on death row in Pakistan for 18 years after n....
- Pakistan aware of Indian nuclear threat: Gilani
Islamabad: Pakistan cannot remain oblivious to the dangers posed by India's nuclear weapons but its own programme was "purely of defensive nature", Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani....
- Pakistan Rangers to take part in Chamliyal fair
Jammu: Pakistani Rangers will pay obeisance at the shrine of Hindu saint Baba Chamliyal here on Thursday despite the chill in relations between the two neighbouring countries post 26/11 Mumbai ....
- Zardari to skip NAM summit
New Delhi: Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari will not visit Egypt for the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) summit next month, his spokesman said, meaning that a planned meeting with Indian Prime M....
- India to review Pakistan's actions on terror: PM
On Board Air India One: India would review Pakistan's actions against anti-India terror outfits before deciding on resuming the composite dialogue mid-July, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh sa....
- Manmohan meets Zardari, says terror top concern
Yekaterinburg (Russia): In their first meeting since the 26/11 Mumbai carnage, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today asked Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari to take "strong and credi....
- Manmohan, Zardari face to face in Russia
Yekaterinburg: Marking their first encounter since the 26/11 Mumbai carnage, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari today shook hands and posed for cameras....
- Taliban could spread into India, Persian Gulf: Pakistan
Islamabad: Pakistan has warned that the Taliban could spread beyond its borders to neighbouring India and as far as the Persian Gulf, unless it receives international aid to help battle militan....
- Pakistan has shifted forces from Indian border: US
Washington: Pakistan has shifted forces from the Indian border to the west as it now sees very clearly the existential threat posed to their country by the extremists, said a top US general.
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- US pitches for restarting India-Pakistan dialogue
New Delhi: Pitching for resumption of the India-Pakistan dialogue, the US today said it is pressing Islamabad to take firm and urgent action against extremists and terrorists operating in its t....
- Manmohan offering much needed olive branch: Pakistan
Islamabad: Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has offered a "badly needed" olive branch to restore sub-continental peace by offering to walk half the way to resume the dialogue with P....
- Pakistan moved fewer troops to Indian border
Washington: Pakistan has moved more troops to its border with Afghanistan than it has to its border with India since the Nov 26 Mumbai terror attacks, according to a top US official.
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- Tackle terror for India's friendship, PM tells Pak
New Delhi: India will meet Pakistan "more than halfway" if Islamabad shows enough determination to prevent terrorist attacks launched from its soil, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said t....
- India should resume dialogue with Pakistan: NC
New Delhi: The National Conference, which is part of the ruling United Progressive Alliance (UPA), today asked the government to resume dialogue with Pakistan for estabilishing "permanent p....
- Terrorists will benefit from Pak-India impasse: Gilani
Islamabad/New Delhi: For the second time in a week, Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has urged the resumption of the sub-continental peace process and the resolution of the Kashmir d....
- US urges Pakistan to bring Mumbai attackers to justice
Washington: Pressing Pakistan to bring the perpetrators of the Mumbai attacks to justice, the United States says it wants to make sure that Islamabad is acting aggressively against extremist el....
- Pak envoy meets Menon, seeks translation of 26/11 evidence
New Delhi: Pakistan High Commissioner Shahid Malik met Foreign Secretary Shivshankar Menon and urged India to provide English translation of the Mumbai terror strike evidence on Wednesday, a da....
- India to mobilise global pressure over Saeed's release
New Delhi: India today conveyed to Pakistan its "disappointment" over the release of Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed, the suspected mastermind of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, and s....
- No pause in India-Pakistan cricket ties
New Delhi: India may have paused talks with Pakistan after 26/11 Mumbai attacks. But the two cricket-crazy nations have decided not to let their diplomatic standoff get in the way of a good cri....
- India's views on Saeed release misplaced: Pak
Islamabad/New Delhi: Pakistan says India's views on the release of 26/11 mastermind Hafiz Saeed are "misplaced" as it is "best not to comment on a court decision".
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- Pakistan raises Kashmir issue, urges for dialogue
Islamabad: Pakistan again raked up the Kashmir issue on Tuesday, saying the key to peace in the region lay in its resolution. It also urged India to resume the composite dialogue process suspen....
- Kashmir holds key to peace in region: Pak PM
Islamabad: Pakistan today urged India to resume the sub-continental dialogue process, holding that the resolution of the Kashmir dispute "holds the key to peace in the region.
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- Traders to visit Pakistani Kashmir denied visa
Jammu: Members of a 12-strong Kashmiri traders' delegation, about to visit Pakistan and Pakistan Administered Kashmir today to hold talks for promoting cross-border trade, were denied visa ....
- Post 26/11, Pak moved 75% of air force to LoC
New Delhi: Pakistan had mobilised 75 percent of its air force resources to the Line of Control (LoC) against India after the 26/11 terror attacks in Mumbai, a top Indian Air Force commander sai....
- Gilani telephoned PM on electoral victory
Islamabad: Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has telephoned his Indian counterpart Manmohan Singh to congratulate him on assuming office for a second term following the decisive victo....
- Qureshi hopes fresh India-Pakistan dialogue soon
Islamabad: India with a new government headed by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh should resume the peace proces with Pakistan, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said.
"Cordi....
- Sharing intelligence will reduce India-Pakistan tensions:US
Washington: As a new government took office in New Delhi, the United States expressed satisfaction at India and Pakistan sharing intelligence to show needed cooperation to ensure peace and stab....
- Manmohan hopes Pakistan will cooperate
New Delhi: India hopes Pakistan would cooperate with it "on all matters", Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said here today soon after taking oath of office for his second term.
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- Pakistan probing Indian hand in Balochistan: Spokesman
Islamabad: Pakistan said on Thursday it was probing reports of an Indian hand in the troubles in Balochistan, even as it hoped the sub-continental dialogue process would resume with the conclus....
- US wishes India, Pakistan talk about Kashmir
Washington: The Barack Obama administration would love to see India and Pakistan re-engage in confidence-building measures and talk about Kashmir and other areas of difference, according to a ....
- India gives Pakistan more evidence on Mumbai attack
New Delhi: India today handed over to Pakistan a new dossier of evidence on the Mumbai terrorist attack, an official statement said. "MEA (Ministry of External Affairs) have today handed o....
- India urged to re-open consulate in Karachi
Karachi: India was today urged to re-open its consulate in this southern port city to ease the woes of visa seekers who now have to journey to Islamabad to obtain the document.
Karach....
- Extremists within pose danger, but India a threat: Mush
Washington: Former Pakistan president Pervez Musharraf has said Islamabad was keeping its forces on the border with India because of a threat perception and not because it was less focused on t....
- Pakistan should prosecute Mumbai perpetrators: US
Washington: Improvement of India-Pakistan ties hinges a great deal on action taken by Islamabad to bring perpetrators of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack to justice, according to a top US diploma....
- Kashmir issue could have been solved during Musharraf's time
New Delhi: A US-based Indian political scientist and author says India and Pakistan were close to a deal on Kashmir during the regime of Pervez Musharraf, but the deal could not go through as P....
- Indo-Pak relations can be improved with the help of US
Washington: Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari says he hopes to build better relations with India after its parliamentary elections and "if our American friends can help us, they're we....
- US to help improve India-Pakistan relations in 'due time'
Washington: In a cryptic remark, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said the Obama administration would unfold its plans to improve ties between India and Pakistan in "due time".....
- Indo-Pak dialogue to resume after elections: Zardari
Washington: Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari says he proposes to start a fresh peace dialogue with India after the Indian elections are over later this month.
"Democracies ha....
- Sharif urges Pakistan, India to restore trust
Lahore: Pakistan and India should restore trust between them so that peace could be established in the region, former prime minister Nawaz Sharif said on Tuesday.
The two countries sh....
- Pakistan needs to divert focus from India to insurgency : US
Washington: Deeply concerned by the deepening insurgency destabilising Pakistan, the US is pressuring Islamabad to shift its focus from India to the existential threat posed by extremists and t....
- Approach Indian government, US advises Pakistan
Washington: Worried about a "blow up" between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan over Kashmir, the US is encouraging Islamabad to reach out to the Indian government and continue with prev....
- Pakistan for talks with India on countering terror
Islamabad: Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said on Wednesday that Pakistan was keen to hold talks with India on countering terrorism and widening their anti-terror mechanism.
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- Kasab's mother coming to Mumbai, India asks Pakistan to act
New Delhi/Jangipur: India on Tuesday said it has given "enough evidence" to Pakistan regarding the Mumbai attacks and underlined the need for action even as the mother of Ajmal Amir Kasab, the ....
- India responds to Pak queries on 26/11
New Delhi: India on Friday handed over to Pakistan answers to 30 questions they had posed in connection with Mumbai's "horrific terror attacks" and underlined that these replies provided "enoug....
- India to reply to Pak's queries shortly: Pranab
New Delhi: With barely three days to go before the judicial remand of six suspects detained by Pakistan for the Mumbai terror strikes expires, India Monday said it will "shortly" reply to Islam....
- Will go ahead with IPI project: Zardari
Islamabad: Pakistan will go ahead with the Iran-Pakistan-India (IPI) gas pipeline project even without India's participation, President Asif Ali Zardari said Monday, adding he will discuss th....
- Mumbai terrorists did come through sea: Antony
Kochi: India dismissed Pakistan's contention today that the 26/11 terrorists did not use the sea to enter Mumbai, saying "thorough investigations" had proved that the men did take that route.....
- Pakistan Army may be linked to Mumbai attacks: police
Mumbai: The Mumbai police on Wednesday said two Pakistanis with military background were involved in last year's Mumbai terror attacks.
The names of two Pakistani army men have surfaced ....
- Pakistan sets deadline for Mumbai queries, India says will respond soon
New Delhi/Islamabad: With the Mumbai police filing a chargesheet in the Mumbai attacks case, India on Wednesday said it will respond to Pakistan's questions soon and hoped that television footag....
- Menon leaves for Colombo, may meet Pakistani counterpart
New Delhi The foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan are likely to meet in Colombo later this week, even though the composite dialogue between the two countries remain stalled.
I....
- Pakistan wants more Mumbai info, India says action first, talks later
New Delhi/Islamabad: India on Tuesday said it will respond to Pakistan's queries seeking more details, including audio recordings of conversations between the Mumbai terrorists and their handle....
- Kasab to be charged in court on Wednesday
Mumbai: The long-awaited charge sheet against the lone captured terrorist of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, Mohammed Ajmal Amir alias Kasab will be filed before a court here on Wednesday, a police....
- How FBI helped India probe Mumbai terror attacks
Washington: An FBI agent working in New Delhi was preparing to play cricket one day last November. Instead he flew off to Mumbai to coordinate the US investigation agency's efforts to help In....
- Pakistan should do more to dismantle terror, says India
New Delhi: As Islamabad sought more details and audio recordings of conversations between the Mumbai attackers and their handlers, India today asked Pakistan to do more to dismantle terror ....
- Pakistan compromising with Taliban threat to region: Chidambaram
Khatkar Kalan (Punjab): Home Minister P. Chidambaram on Monday said Pakistan's bid to compromise with the Taliban could be a threat to the whole Indian sub-continent.
Terming Pakistan as....
- India rules out joint probe, says will respond to Pakistan's queries
New Delhi: Ruling out a joint probe into the Mumbai carnage, India on Monday promised to respond to Pakistan's queries related to the attacks but made it clear that the exchange of informatio....
- Pakistan rejects Indian allegations on cross-border terrorism
Islamabad: Pakistan on Monday rejected the Indian allegations of its links with the Nov 26 Mumbai terror strike but said it will take the probe into the attack to its logical conclusion.
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- India concerned over Pakistan deal with Taliban: Pranab
Kolkata: India Sunday said Islamabad's peace deal with the Taliban militia in the troubled Swat Valley of North West Frontier Province in Pakistan was a "matter of concern".
Speaking to re....
- Indian peaceniks cross over to Pakistan
Amritsar: A group of eminent people from India on a peace mission Sunday crossed over into Pakistan from the Attari-Wagah land border checkpost between the two countries near here.
Noted jou....
- India seeks Taliban defeat, asks Pakistan for 'sincere' probe
New Delhi: India on Thursday called for "confronting and defeating" the Taliban that poses a threat to the region and the world, and asked Pakistan to conduct a "sincere probe" into the Mumba....
- 'Pakistan waiting for India's reply on Mumbai attack queries'
Islamabad: Pakistan is waiting for India's reply to the questions raised in the preliminary enquiry into the Mumbai attacks, Pakistan Foreign Office spokesman said on Thursday.
"Pakistan a....
- Pakistan seeks Kasab's custody, India for credible action
New Delhi/Islamabad: Ruling out war as an option, India on Wednesday asked Pakistan to take "credible and verifiable action" on the Mumbai attacks, even as Islamabad sought the custody of A....
- India gets FBI evidence linking Pakistan to Mumbai attacks
Washington: A team of Mumbai police is headed home armed with crucial evidence provided by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) indicating that the Nov 26 Mumbai terror attacks were plan....
- Pakistan raking up old issue, but we will respond: India
New Delhi: With Islamabad raising questions about the alleged links between the Samjhauta Express blast and the Mumbai terror attacks, India on Monday said Pakistan was trying to rake up "o....
- CIA helped India, Pakistan to share 26/11 intelligence: report
Washington/New Delhi: The US' Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) played a key role in Pakistan's admission that its citizens were involved in the Mumbai terror attacks by "orchestrating back....
- Pakistan could seek Kasab's custody, India rejects idea
Islamabad/New Delhi: Pakistan said on Saturday it might seek the custody of Ajmal Amir Kasab, the lone terrorist captured during the Mumbai mayhem, if its investigations require this, but India....
- Mumbai suspect yet to receive charges: Pakistani lawyer
Islamabad: Pakistan's efforts to prosecute its nationals allegedly involved in the Mumbai attacks have been called into question with the lawyer of one of the six men arrested saying on Saturda....
- Fully unveil Mumbai conspiracy, India urges Pakistan
New Delhi/Islamabad: Terming Pakistan's acknowledgment of the role of its citizens in the Mumbai mayhem as a "positive development", India on Friday asked it to "fully unveil" the conspirac....
- India to review actions by Pakistan in punishing Mumbai terrorists
New Delhi: A day after Pakistan acknowledged the role of its citizens in the Mumbai mayhem, India Friday asked Islamabad to "fully unveil" the conspiracy and underlined that the future of t....
- US to 'watch and help' Pakistan in Mumbai investigation
New Delhi: US Ambassador to India David Mulford on Friday said the US will adopt a "watch and help" policy to ensure that Pakistan completes investigations into the Mumbai attack links and pr....
- 'Mumbai admissions pointer to Pakistan's terror problem'
Islamabad: Pakistan's admissions on the Mumbai terror attack are a pointer to its terrorism problem that it is in "denial" of, a leading English newspaper said today.
Interior Minister R....
- Pakistan admits hand in 26/11, India demands 'credible action'
Islamabad/New Delhi: Ten weeks after the terror attacks in Mumbai that shook the world and sent India-Pakistan relations in deep freeze, Islamabad finally owned up that "a part of the conspirac....
- India asks Pakistan to unveil full conspiracy
New Delhi: A day after Pakistan admitted to the role of its citizens in the Mumbai atrocity, India today asked Islamabad to unveil the full conspiracy and take "credible action" against the....
- Pakistan must go a step further, say Indian political parties
New Delhi: Pakistan should completely dismantle terrorist outfits operating out of its soil and it was not enough for it to admit that the Mumbai strike was planned there, political parties i....
- LeT's Lakhvi planned Mumbai carnage: Pakistani minister
Islamabad: Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi of the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terror group had planned the Mumbai carnage, Pakistan's Interior Minister Rehman Malik said here on Thursday.
"The Lashk....
- Two Indians nabbed for 'support' to Mumbai terror attacks
Mumbai: Two Indian nationals have been arrested for providing support to the 26/11 terrorists and at least six Pakistanis are wanted for involvement in the terror attack, city Police Commissi....
- Mumbai attackers used three boats: Interior minister
Islamabad: The Mumbai attackers had used three boats during the planning and execution of the 26/11 carnage and the investigative authorities had obtained details of all three vessels, Inte....
- India asks Pakistan to take credible action against terrorists
New Delhi: With Pakistan dilly-dallying in its response to the Mumbai attacks, President Pratibha Patil Thursday reminded it to honour its anti-terror commitment and asked it to take "decis....
- Case against Kasab for Mumbai mayhem, India reacts cautiously
Islamabad/New Delhi: A case has been registered against Ajmal Amir Kasab, the lone gunman arrested during the Mumbai terror attacks, a media report said, even as India reacted cautiously to t....
- India striving to prevent Mumbai-style terror strike: Antony
Bangalore: India is making concerted efforts to prevent another Mumbai-style terror attack by adequately equipping its security forces and beefing up the intelligence network, Defence Ministe....
- India tells Pakistan to seek information officially
New Delhi: India criticised Pakistan for talking through the media, and asked it to seek officially whatever information it wants after Pakistan said it needs more information on Mumbai attacks....
- Zardari vows to defeat militancy on Pak's western border
Islamabad: President Asif Ali Zardari has said that the federal government is fully committed to defeating militancy in Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) and in parts of t....
- Pakistan seeks more information on 26/11, India terms it insincere
Islamabad: Pakistan said on Monday it needed more information on the Mumbai terror attacks and New Delhi expectedly reacted in anger, accusing Islamabad of insincerity in prosecuting the perpet....
- Pakistan must wind up terror infrastructure, India tells Britain
London: India has told Britain squarely that Pakistan must take immediate steps to dismantle the terrorist infrastructure that continues to operate from its soil, informed sources said on Satur....
- Dhaka slams Islamabad for linking Bangladesh to Mumbai attacks
Dhaka: Dhaka has strongly condemned a Pakistani investigation agency's claim of a Bangladesh-based terror outfit's involvement in the Mumbai terror attacks.
"Militants and terrorists do not ....
- 46 militants killed in Pakistan
Islamabad: Pakistani troops killed 46 militants on Friday after an attack on a truck carrying supplies for NATO forces in Afghanistan left five people injured in the country's tribal region, ....
- Kashmir holds key to India-Pakistan ties: Gilani
Islamabad: The resolution of the Kashmir dispute holds the key to India-Pakistan ties and the two countries should resume their composite dialogue process that has been halted by the Mumbai c....
- India exposes Pakistan's ban on JuD, blames Mumbai attacks on ISI
New Delhi: Terming the organisers of the Mumbai and Kabul attacks as clients and creations of the ISI, India on Thursday condemned the "licence" that banned terrorist outfits like Jamaat-ud-D....
- Two Indian TV journalists attacked in Pakistan
New Delhi: Two Indian journalists were on Thursday thrashed by some men in the Pakistani city of Lahore and their camera, tapes and belongings snatched, inviting a sharp reaction from the extern....
- Govt in damage control mode after NSA's comments
New Delhi: The Indian government on Wednesday embarked on a damage control exercise after National Security Adviser (NSA) M.K. Narayanan's remarks were interpreted by some to suggest New Delhi ....
- No response from Pakistan on Mumbai dossier: Chidambaram
New Delhi: India Thursday reiterated that it was yet to receive Islamabad's reply to its dossier pointing to the involvement of elements from Pakistan in the Mumbai terror attacks.
"We hav....
- NSA's answers to Mumbai probe taken out of context: PMO
New Delhi: Seeking to clear confusion over the divergent views of National Security Adviser (NSA) M.K. Narayanan and External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Pakistan's response to the....
- Pakistan briefs envoy to India on Mumbai probe; could charge 125
Islamabad/New Delhi: Pakistan on Tuesday briefed its envoy to New Delhi on its probe into the Mumbai carnage amid reports that it could charge 125 lower-rung suspects but let the top guns ....
- Cooperation key to prosecuting Mumbai perpetrators: Qureshi
Islamabad: Holding that cooperation was the key to prosecuting the perpetrators of the Mumbai terror attacks, Pakistan has reiterated it would soon share with India the results of its probe int....
- India ready to share more information, wants Pakistan reply on Mumbai
New Delhi: In a scathing attack on the Pakistan government's attitude towards the 26/11 Mumbai dossier, India on Sunday stressed that it has yet to receive any reply through diplomatic chan....
- Probe into Mumbai will define Indo-Pak ties: SAFMA
Lahore: The future of Pakistan-India relations depends on the investigation into the Mumbai attacks, a senior official of the South Asian Free Media Association (SAFMA) said here on Friday.
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- India asks Pakistan to make Mumbai probe report public
New Delhi/Islamabad: Amid reports that Pakistan has rejected India's dossier holding it complicit in the Mumbai attacks, External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Thursday demanded that Isl....
- NATO urges India, Pakistan to de-escalate tensions
Brussels: Refusing to intervene in the "bilateral relations" of India and Pakistan, the NATO has urged them to take all necessary steps to de-escalate the tension in their ties, a spokesman f....
- Two months on, India again asks Pakistan to act against terror
New Delhi: India wants Pakistan to dismantle terror infrastructure, take strong action against the perpetrators of the Mumbai terror attacks and find fugitives from Indian law, External Affai....
- 'Goa fishing jetty used to illegally land Pakistani nationals'
Panaji: In a sensational disclosure, the chairman of the Mormugao Port Trust (MPT) has alleged fishermen working out of a jetty located within the port premises often illegally ferried Pakist....
- 'Goa fishing jetty used to illegally land Pakistani nationals'
Panaji: In a sensational disclosure, the chairman of the Mormugao Port Trust (MPT) has alleged fishermen working out of a jetty located within the port premises often illegally ferried Pakist....
- Patrolling along Pakistan border beefed up in Gujarat
Bhuj (Gujarat): Security has been beefed up along the India-Pakistan border touching Kutch and Banaskantha districts in Gujarat ahead of the Jan 26 Republic Day celebrations, a Border Security ....
- India-Pakistan tension will resolve soon: PCB
Karachi: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) believes the ongoing tension between India and Pakistan will be resolved soon and it is only a matter of time the two countries will resume cricketing ....
- India asks Pakistan to stop diversionary tactics
New Delhi: India on Tuesday kept pressure on Pakistan by asking it to stop diversionary tactics as the whole world was closely watching the effectiveness of Islamabad's actions in dismantling....
- India asks Pakistan for periodic reports on Mumbai probe
Islamabad/New Delhi: India on Monday asked Pakistan to speed up its investigations into the Mumbai attacks and share the "outcome" of this on a periodical basis rather than waiting for the fina....
- Pak seeks world support to resume talks with India
Islamabad: Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said on Monday that the global community should ask India to resume the dialogue process with Islamabad, Geo TV reported.
He made ....
- Probe into Mumbai attack will be fair: Pakistan
Islamabad/New Delhi: In a bid to address international demands to book the perpetrators of the Mumbai carnage, Pakistan on Monday assured Islamabad-based foreign envoys of a fair and transp....
- Pakistan's efforts on Mumbai attacks an eyewash: India
New Delhi: India on Monday termed as an "eyewash" Pakistan's efforts to nail the perpetrators of the Mumbai terror attacks and warned that "we will do what is needed to be done" unless Islama....
- Peace podium: Pakistan troupe performs to packed house
New Delhi: Cross-border cultural ties jumped the terror bar as Pakistan based Ajoka Theatre performed its "Hotel Mohenjodaro" to a packed appreciative audience during the 11th Bharat Rangmaho....
- Pakistan must act on terrorism, and fast: PM
Mumbai: India on Saturday kept up the pressure on Pakistan to bring those behind the horrific Mumbai terrorist attacks to book, with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh saying he expected Islamabad t....
- 'India watching Pakistan probe into Mumbai strikes'
Kolkata: Having suffered the terror menace for the last 25 years, New Delhi will see how long Islamabad takes to probe the Mumbai terror strikes that were aimed at hurting the Indian econom....
- India inconsistent on Mumbai probe: Pakistan
Islamabad/Mumbai: Pakistan on Saturday accused India of inconsistency on the probe into the Mumbai terror strikes, even as it said it would share with New Delhi the result of its investig....
- 'No climbdown, 26/11 terrorists must face Indian justice'
New Delhi: A day after he indicated India was willing to accept a trial of fugitives in Pakistan, External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Friday hardened his posture, saying there was "....
- India asks Pakistan to give direct response to dossier
New Delhi: India on Thursday snubbed Pakistan's demand for more information about the Mumbai terror attack, saying it had handed over the dossier 10 days ago and asked Islamabad to give a "di....
- Gilani rules out war with India, army chief says troops prepared
Islamabad: Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on Thursday dismissed chances of a war with India but the Pakistani army chief said his troops were fully prepared to meet any challenges.
The ....
- Indian statements most unfortunate: Pakistan
Islamabad: Pakistan on Wednesday termed as "most unfortunate" Indian Home Minister P Chidambaram's statement threatening severance of trade and transport links with Islamabad if it failed to na....
- India says Pakistan in denial, questions anti-terror pledge
New Delhi/Islamabad: Regretting Pakistan?s "continuing pattern of evasiveness and denial" in the wake of the Mumbai atrocity, India on Wednesday said it was still awaiting a response and unde....
- India, Pakistan tensions have not escalated: US
Washington: The US has expressed satisfaction at India and Pakistan managing tensions in the aftermath of Mumbai terror attacks, but would like them to exchange more information to get to the....
- 'India may snap ties with Pakistan, isolate it'
London: India plans to break off business, transport and tourist links with Pakistan and isolate it from the rest of the world if it fails to help investigate the Mumbai terrorist attacks, Ho....
- Gilani ?doesn't mind' India's threatening statements
Islamabad: Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said on Tuesday that he "doesn't mind" the statements emanating from India because the leadership was under pressure from the public as w....
- This is the time to work for peace, Sharif tells India, Pakistan
Islamabad: Former Pakistan prime minister and opposition leader Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday called upon the governments of Pakistan and India to jointly probe the Mumbai attacks and resume the pe....
- Gilani rejects Indian evidence, Britain seeks action Mumbai
Islamabad/New Delhi: Hours after India called upon Pakistan on Tuesday to act against Pakistanis linked to the Mumbai terror attacks, Islamabad dismissed the Indian evidence as mere "informat....
- Pakistan yet to reply on Mumbai dossier: Pranab
Lalgola (West Bengal): India has not yet received any official communication from Pakistan on a dossier over the Mumbai terrorist attack, External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee said here ....
- Pakistan says it replied to Mumbai dossier, India is waiting
New Delhi/Islamabad: Pakistan's ISI agency has "given its feedback" to India about the Mumbai attacks, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has said but New Delhi on Saturday maintained it had not....
- Not only Kasab, India asks Pak for all terror suspects
New Delhi/Islamabad: Two days after Pakistan admitted the nationality of Ajmal Amir Kasab, the lone Mumbai attacker in Indian custody, India on Friday ratcheted up pressure on Islamabad and a....
- India hopes Pakistan won't backtrack on Kasab
New Delhi/Islamabad: A day after Pakistan officially owned up to the nationality of Ajmal Amir Kasab, the lone Mumbai attacker in Indian custody, New Delhi on Thursday hoped Islamabad would n....
- Enough evidence to show Pak's complicity: Manmohan
New Delhi: Holding the Pakistan government complicit in the Mumbai terror attack, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday said there was "enough evidence to show" that Pakistani officia....
- Pakistan air chief briefs Zardari on preparedness
Islamabad: Pakistan's Air Force (PAF) chief on Tuesday briefed President Asif Ali Zardari on the operational preparedness of the country's air force in case of any aggression.
The presidency....
- Details of Mumbai attacks not evidence, says Pakistan
Islamabad: Pakistani Foreign Secretary Salman Bashir said on Tuesday that the details of the Mumbai attacks provided by India cannot be treated as evidence, besides which it does not contain....
- Pakistan reviewing evidence on Mumbai attacks
Islamabad: Pakistan said on Monday that it was reviewing evidence handed over by Indian authorities on the deadly Mumbai attacks.
"The Indian Foreign Secretary has handed over some inform....
- India blames Pakistan, Islamabad threatens UN action
New Delhi/Islamabad: India on Tuesday pointed a finger for the first time at the Pakistan government, saying the Mumbai attack had the support of Pakistani 'official agencies', even as Islam....
- PM blames Pak, calls for 'strong sense of nationhood' to tackle terror
New Delhi: Pakistan was engaged in 'whipping up war hysteria', Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said today while calling for a 'holistic approach' towards security and a 'strong sense of nation....
- Mumbai attackers had links to Pakistani soil: Boucher
Islamabad: Stating it was "clear" that the Mumbai attackers had "links that lead to Pakistani soil", senior US diplomat Richard Boucher on Monday evening said Pakistan and India should c....
- India gives 26/11 evidence to Pakistan, asks for 'actual action'
New Delhi: Going beyond the daily war of words, India today ratcheted pressure on Islamabad and handed over evidence linking Pakistan-based militants to the Mumbai carnage stating that it wa....
- Chidamabaram to share evidence during US visit
New Delhi: Union Home Minister P Chidambaram is expected to visit the United States next week and is likely to be India's representative at Barack Obama's inauguration on January 20.
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- Pak seeks resumption of talks with India: Qureshi
Islamabad: Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Sunday said his government wanted to revive the peace process with rival India which stalled after the Mumbai terror attacks.
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- 'Pakistan in bind on Kasab letter'
Islamabad: The Pakistani government is in a bind on dealing with an appeal for help from Mohammad Ajmal Kasab, the lone gunman captured during the Mumbai terror strikes, a noted commentato....
- State actors involved in 26/11 attacks: Chidambaram
New Delhi: Rejecting Pakistan's contention that those behind the Mumbai attacks were "non-state actors", Home Minister P Chidambaram has said the enormity and planning of the operation cle....
- Hand over Mumbai attack masterminds: PM to Pak
Shillong: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today asked Pakistan to hand over the perpetrators of the Mumbai terror attacks so that they can be tried in India, even as he stressed that war canno....
- US envoy meets Chidambaram on 26/11 evidence
New Delhi: US ambassador David Mulford met Home Minister P Chidambaram on Saturday, his second meeting in as many weeks, to discuss the prevailing security situation and the body of evidence....
- India asks Pakistan act against JuD 'in any form'
New Delhi: India on Friday said that the Jamaat-ud-Dawa may have assumed a new name and asked Pakistan to act "in any form and in any shape" against the terrorist outfit outlawed by the Unit....
- There is no time limit but Pakistan must act: Antony
New Delhi: More than 30 terror outfits are still active in Pakistan, Defence Minister A K Antony said today while stressing that there was no change in Islamabad's attitude after the Mum....
- 'FBI evidence corroborates India's view on Mumbai'
New Delhi: India on Thursday said the evidence found by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) "corroborated" New Delhi's view that elements from Pakistan were responsible for the Mumbai ....
- Pakistan, India exchange nuclear installations' lists
Islamabad/New Delhi: Pakistan and India on Thursday exchanged lists of their nuclear installations under an agreement of 1988 amid efforts by both the countries to reduce the tensions over....
- Post-Mumbai attacks, all options open: Pranab
New Delhi: India is keeping "all options open" in its response to the Mumbai carnage that it has blamed on elements operating from Pakistan but is not responsible for creating war hysteria o....
- India scoffs at Pakistan's 'denial', sets up anti-terror agency
New Delhi: Scoffing at Pakistan's refusal to consider evidence of the November 26 Mumbai mayhem, India on Wednesday spruced up its legal framework and intelligence gathering infrastructure f....
- New disclosures link LeT to Mumbai
New Delhi: With indications that Pakistan may be close to admitting the links of militants operating from its territory to the Mumbai mayhem, India on Wednesday renewed its call to Islamab....
- India-Pakistan peace process must go on: Omar
Srinagar: Omar Abdullah, the chief minister-designate of Jammu and Kashmir, said on Wednesday that war was no solution to India-Pakistan problems and the peace process between the two countr....
- 'Pakistan being pressurised to extradite LeT's Lakhvi'
Islamabad: Pakistan is under tremendous US pressure to extradite to India Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) commander Zaki Al Rahman Lakhvi, the alleged mastermind of the Mumbai terror attacks, a media ....
- Pakistan says Mumbai attackers could be Pakistanis
New Delhi: After weeks of denial, Pakistan on Tuesday said for the first time that the perpetrators of the Mumbai mayhem could be Pakistani nationals.
"Could be.... could be - that's al....
- Pakistan sees 'positive' development in ties with India
Islamabad: Pakistan on Tuesday said there were 'positive' developments in its relations with India during the last 48 hours amid reports that the United States has backed Islamabad's demand ....
- New Year gift: India repatriates 66 Pakistanis despite tension
Attari Border (Punjab): Discounting the war threat rhetoric, India on Tuesday repatriated 66 Pakistani prisoners to their home country as a goodwill gesture on the eve of the New Year.
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- Act instead of whipping up war hysteria, India asks Pakistan
New Delhi/Islamabad: India on Tuesday asked Pakistan to tone down its war rhetoric, and urged it to act against the perpetrators of the Mumbai mayhem instead. Only this will lead to the ....
- Need to de-escalate and avoid conflict: Kayani
Islamabad: Pakistan's army chief General Ashfaq Kayani on Monday urged de-escalating India-Pakistan tensions and avoiding a conflict in the interest of peace and security, even as Pakistani ....
- 'War no solution, Pakistan too plagued by terrorism'
Islamabad: In an apparent bid to reduce tensions with India, Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari Saturday said the 'cancer' of terrorism was plaguing his country too but cautioned New Delhi ....
- BSF chief visits India-Pakistan border areas
Amritsar: Amid heightened tension between India and Pakistan following the Mumbai terror attack last month, Border Security Force (BSF) director general M L Kumawat on Saturday visited front....
- 'Pakistan will not tolerate surgical strike by India'
Islamabad: Pakistani Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mehmood Qureshi on Thursday said he hoped India would not commit the mistake of carrying out surgical strikes in Pakistan.
"We will be ....
- Pakistani troops build-up seen on Rajasthan border
Jaipur: Mass movement of Pakistani troops was reported on Thursday along the Rajasthan border, sources in the state's home ministry said.
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