Pak-India relations

Syed Ali Geelani still remains under house detention; Indian officials say 'surprise' expected in NSA-level talks

The paper's editorial board stresses the need for restraint in the wake of escalating cross-border tensions

BJP leader says talks at the NSA level will be a dialogue of the deaf and there will be no outcome as always

Agree to use a give-and-take approach on bilateral disputes.

Govt mulls over agenda of Aug 23 NSA meeting

National security advisers of the two countries will meet in Delhi on August 23

The visit will mark rivals' first attempt in months to restart talks

Latest gun battles follow recent uptick in cross border exchanges of heavy fire between Indian and Pakistani troops

ISPR says a woman received serious bullet wounds as a result of 'unprovoked' firing from Indian side of the border

Pakistani officials say they are beginning to think the meeting may be pointless

Sartaj Aziz says Pakistan is pursuing a policy of good relations all neighbours

Three civilians were killed, 22 injured on Tuesday as India’s BSF resorted to unprovoked firing along Working Boundary

Sartaj Aziz says Islamabad can give a matching response to Delhi in case of any threat

Pakistan and India have constantly exchanged gunfire in the last week

Envoy says he is hopeful that leaders will resolve all issues

Any attempts made towards lowering tensions and rhetoric between India and Pakistan will be most welcome & much needed

ISPR says army has asked UN body to use its offices to investigate Indian ceasefire violations

Resolution pending at the UN for nearly two decades was proposed by India

He added it was a "good gesture" to give this year's prize to people from India and Pakistan

The central strategy of this electoral gambit is to monopolise the non-Muslim vote, especially of Jammu region.

The talks between India and Pakistan have just not been given a chance, being broken almost as soon as they start.

I hope political masters remain in charge of preventing a military chief from implementing a ‘military extravaganza’

It's time for India to break free and establish quick ties with the new democratic govt in Pakistan.

Over 600 pilgrims to visit Ajmer Sharif in India for the annual urs this month.