Pak-India relations

Sheikh Nabi taken into custody ‘for not having the required travel documents’

New Delhi has urged the UN court to halt the spy's execution

Foreign Office spokesperson says incident shows growing intolerance in India

Almost two dozen villages in Shopian district have been cordoned

Kulbushan Jadhav’s sentence confirmed by army chief; India calls Pakistan high commissioner to protest...

Over 100 injured as demonstrators clash with security forces in Budgam district

A mutually agreed nuclear disarmament treaty between India and Pakistan has never been on the cards

Adoption of a first use, or first strike, nuclear policy is highly unlikely

Spokesperson says Pakistan has long maintained that India’s ambiguous policy was not verifiable

BJP lawmaker Mangal Prabhat Lodha has urged India to declare the House 'enemy property'

The PML-N government in Islamabad has been consistent from the outset in its desire to reach out to India

Indian PM inaugurates a $574 million highway tunnel in the disputed valley

India has come up with its Cold Start doctrine to fight a limited conventional war with Pakistan

It has been Indian Prime Minister Modi’s declared policy to isolate Pakistan

NSA Nasser Khan Janjua says their logistic exchange will endanger vision of 'Asia's century'

19 wooden boats also seized, says Maritime Security Agency

Indian state still refuses to see its Hindu extremist problem

Gen Bajwa says Delhi's claims of militants' presence along LoC aimed at spreading unrest in Kashmir

Indian president sends greetings to Pakistanis on national day

Court has advised the different parties to sit together and sort out the Babri Masjid dispute through negotiations

The talks by the water commissioners of both countries are the first since March 2015

The strategic assessment is in clear contrast to New Delhi's 2003 'no-first strike' policy

Chief justice says both parties must be willing to adopt a give and take approach for meaningful talks

Pakistan has very able diplomats but an underperforming diplomacy

The recent BJP win in UP is thought to have made a return to power of Narendra Modi in 2019 inevitable

The two religious figures, who allegedly made a stopover in rural Sindh, will return home tomorrow, confirms Sushma

The 60-year-old was a resident of Thandi Kassi village in Kot Kehtera sector along the Line of Control

Asif Nizami, Nazim Nizami went missing during their visit to Data Darbar, Lahore

NA speaker meets Indian delegation led by Shashi Tharoor in Islamabad

Prime Minister Narendra Modia and team are basking in glory and confidence following the stunning success in UP

BJP’s convincing victory in UP and Uttarakhand has firmly placed Modi as the current unchallenged leader of India

Should Pakistan and its military establishment be concerned on recent deployment of US-manufactured drones on the LOC?

Army troops effectively respond to Indian firing, says ISPR

Relations with two neighbours that we enjoy the least cordial of relationships with have been in doldrums for a year

Gulab Singh Parihar obtained offensive photographs, videos of the victim, and blackmailed her

Army troops effectively respond to Indian firing, says ISPR

Chief of army staff visits Siachen, addresses troops at Goma and Gilgit areas: ISPR

Move suggests the South Asian rivals are mindful of nuclear dangers despite strained ties

PTI vice president says some countries do not want to see peace and development in Pakistan

Gen Qamar Bajwa visits LoC; says Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav's case will be taken to its logical conclusion

The soldiers died during a gunfight with militants that broke out at Hajin in Bandipora district

Deliberate targeting of civilians and soldiers is contrary to human dignity and rights, says Dr Mohammad Faisal

Indian forces violate ceasefire in Thoob sector near Bhimber, says ISPR

Cold Start Doctrine is a plan to deploy ground forces who could strike inside Pakistan quickly in event of a conflict

India and Pakistan have not been able to live in peaceful coexistence since partition of the sub-continent

Don't require endorsement over actions in relation to Hafiz Saeed, says Interior Ministry spokesperson

Government will continue the existing policy to exhibit all international movies in the country, says notification

Similar exercises have been carried out in the past too, says India's foreign ministry

The film's release marks the end of voluntary ban on Bollywood films in the country

‘Chief Minister’ of IOK has sent an important message to the official managers of foreign policy in India and Pakistan