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ISPR stated that Indian forces had resorted to firing on the working boundary near Sialkot on Saturday evening.

The fight, in which an Afghan border policeman was killed, caused a sharp deterioration in relations between the two.

Afghanistan protests alleged unprovoked firing from Pakistan.

Governments of both countries should jointly take steps to tackle them instead of getting entangled in a war of words.

The firing continued for two hours. Pakistan army returned fire as well.

Residents of Dadum village in North Waziristan say the shells landed in their area.

Foreign Affairs Minister dismissed allegations of the recent violations of Line of Control.

Given the current situation, further peace overtures may be impossible, but we should not throw away previous gains.

The ruling elite in both countries is reluctant to let go and hence, turns deaf and blind to the reality.

The idea of trained soldiers indulging in mutilations that amount to war crimes is hard to digest.

Islamabad’s role in Afghanistan and improving ties with US irked New Delhi, experts believe.

Relations between Pakistan, India have never been free of mutual doubts and misgivings, even in the best of times.

Empirical data does not support the theory that trade promotes peace nor assumption that vulnerability will snap ties.

In Jaipur they refused to register us, saying Delhi was mentioned first in visa so we must register in Delhi first.

India has to realise that breaking cultural, sporting ties serves absolutely no useful purpose beyond mere posturing.

Indian hostile actions on the LoC will only help the Pakistan Army to reimpose its control over civilian authorities.

Pakistan should not take this hand for granted, says Indian president.

Before the border tension, the number of foreign arrivals in the ski resort was slightly higher.

Pakistan’s inability to make progress on Mumbai trials is a failure of government in taking on its own terrorists.

Defence minister says India should wait till Pakistani assurances translate into action.

We must hope that discussions will resume soon but the reality is that much unpleasantness has been created.

Says sometimes, unpleasant things happen between states but those shouldn’t be allowed to affect ties between them.

There is no better way of forging peace with India than through such cultural exchanges.

Indian foreign minister cautious about holding high-level talks.

Envoy says "Pakistan bashing" has become a fashion in India, re-extends invitation for foreign ministers-level moot.

Indian foreign minister says India, Pakistan should not rush into the foreign minister talks as proposed by Khar.

Foreign minister says continued tension along the LoC is not in the interest of peace, stability in the region.

The correct response to this would be to double down on negotiations and not give up on them altogether.

Indian army releases photographs of landmines allegedly planted by Pakistani soldiers.

Indian army spokesperson Dahiya says the two director-generals of military operations have reached an understanding.

Army says Indian troops shot dead a soldier at Kundi across the Line of Control.

Indian Army chief’s comments are hawkish & come at a time when Pakistan Army is most receptive to peace overtures

It is unfortunate that both India & Pakistan have large constituencies that insist on war at every opportunity.

Raisani’s sacking is a necessary but not sufficient condition for addressing the problem of sectarian terrorism.

"It cannot be business as usual" with Pakistan, he told reporters on the sidelines of an army function.

Prime Minister Chaudhry Abdul Majeed leads rally, says Kashmir stands by Pakistan Army

Indian and Pakistani officials held a flag meeting earlier during the day to discuss the ceasefire violations.

I expect my unit commanders should fire back, says Indian army chief General Bikram Singh.

ISPR chief says Islamabad will urge Delhi to abide by ceasefire agreement.

Indian Army's Northern Command spokesperson says the two sides will meet on Monday in a bid to defuse tensions.

Air Chief Browne says will consider other options if Pakistan continues violating ceasefire.

Jalil Abbas Jilani says LoC ceasefire violations were unfortunate given how hard both countries had worked for peace.

Pakistan’s foreign ministry said it summoned India’s high commissioner to Islamabad to lodge a strong protest.

Just when it seems relations between Pakistan, India were warming and both were coming closer, LoC incident happened.

In village of Darmassal, life has come to a standstill. Boats which ferry people across Poonch river have been moored.

Army says India carried out unprovoked firing in Battal at 2:40pm on Thursday.

UN says it has received a complaint about the January 6 incident, but no complaint about the January 8 incident.

Both Islamabad, New Delhi must work to smooth things over, take measures to prevent tensions from erupting again.

Hina Rabbani says Pakistan is a mature country, allegations of ceasefire violations have to be dealt with responsibly.

DG military operations speaks to his Indian counterpart, denies that Pakistan troops were responsible.