Pak-India ties

Miller say two countries should determine character of dialogue

Thousands of families like the Baqai brothers' remain divided three-quarters of a century

People from both sides of border discuss books, famous authors on Facebook page

Reena Verma Chibbar dances to tune of drums during visit to her ancestral home in Rawalpindi after 75 years

The woman befriended the man on Facebook before ‘acquiring details of the advanced missile programme’

Assurance comes at the 118th meeting of Pakistan-India Permanent Indus Commission in New Delhi

Decision is believed to have been seen as a setback to back-channel efforts seeking rapprochement between two nations

Pakistan had earlier issued visa to 77-year-old Sikka and allowed him to meet his 80-year-old brother in Kartarpur

Foreign secretary terms incident consistent with India’s irresponsible conduct, urges international community's action

PPP AJK chief terms the film an attempt to hoodwink the world on the indigenous struggle of Kashmiris

40 trucks carrying wheat for Afghans cross Wagah today

Thousands of Kashmiri protesters take to the streets on India's Republic Day to condemn the decades-long atrocities

On India’s Republic Day, Kashmiris are protesting siege of IIOJK for the past seven decades

Panelists bring forth the Modi-led govt's tactics to brush the situation under the carpet

Over 6,000 Sikhs hailing from various countries take part in the voting, unnerving India

Family members of Pakistanis, who sided with Bangladeshi people, urge leaders to ensure cordial ties

COAS and CJCSC express sadness on the loss of precious lives in the incident that occurred in Tamil Nadu, says ISPR

FM Qureshi writes to UNSC president and UN secretary general, highlights human rights violations in the held valley

This is the second time since Aug 5, 2019 that the two countries have issued visas

Islamabad condemns Pulwama killings, terms Indian ministers' visit an attempt to 'project a false sense of normalcy'

FIR says the woman, family fired crackers, put up WhatsApp status following India's defeat on Oct 24

Despite strained relations, Pakistan remains committed to giving access to the religious community

Pakistanis, Kashmiris across the world will highlight Kashmiris' miseries at scheduled events

Premier Imran highlights economic benefits of better ties with India by resolving Kashmir dispute

IHC asks AGP to convey court's message to Indian govt; reiterates commitment to implement ICJ verdict

President Alvi says Pakistan, Turkey have identical views on several issues, are on same page regarding Afghanistan

FO says New Delhi's smear campaign against Pakistan already stands exposed, highlights IIOJK atrocities

UK MPs also castigate govt decision for giving relaxation to India

FM condemns Indian pressure on cricketers coming to Kashmir Premier League

Delhi’s policies are a major hurdle in the efforts to pave way for peace, FM said

Qureshi says Pakistan will foil designs, continue to prevent money laundering, terror financing

Says India wants to drag Pakistan to ICJ again; reiterates PM won't handout NROs to rivals

Experts say regional platform essential for resolving transboundary challenges

Disinformation and destabilisation part of Indian policy against Pakistan, says Senator

Invites Modi to dialogue; says offer should not be confused for weakness; says no NRO at all for opposition

NSA, Indian HC meet in renewed push to defuse tensions

Says provision of such access under Vienna Convention is only for legitimate visitors, not for spies

Indians at Delhi literature festival question why cricket suffers in politics

Indian foreign ministry is waiting for a formal response from officials in Pakistan on allowing their request

CJCSC says New Delhi is stoking chaos and anarchy in the region

Four days ago shelling in the Kotli and Nikial sectors claimed the lives of two children.

Omar Zakhilwal says both countries need to repair ties

Foreign ministry says it’s not appropriate to discuss terrorism at BRICS summit

FO says 55-year-old Muhammad Rashid was martyred as a result of unprovoked firing by Indian forces on Tuesday

Foreign minister urges World Bank to play its due role in resolving the issue

‘How can India, which is struggling to deal with abject poverty, contribute for Afghanistan’s prosperity?’

Horticultural producers have long grappled with challenges of transport in mountainous nation

25-year-old Faiza Tanveer suffers from a recurrent ameloblastoma — an oral tumour which is aggressive in nature

Says Pakistan ready to extend all possible cooperation to Maldives for welfare and development
 

Gen Bipin Rawat 's comments come day after seven Hindu pilgrims were killed in attack