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India, Pakistan Ceasefire To Continue, Army Says "No Expiry Date"
The official said no talks were scheduled between the DGMOs of India and Pakistan on Sunday.
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India, Pak Extend Ceasefire Till May 18, Officials To Speak Again: Sources
The ceasefire between India and Pakistan has been extended til May 18, with theDirector General of Military Operations of New Delhi and Islamabad set to hold talks soon.
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India, Pak Top Military Officers Spoke Hours Before Ceasefire Announcement
A top military officer of Pakistan dialled India just before the ceasefire announcement came, after which the DGMOs of both nations spoke, the government said in a briefing today.
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Attempt At De-escalation As India, Pak Top Military Officers Talk
Amidst escalation of hostilities by Pakistan at the international border and Line of Control, the top military officers of India and Pakistan spoke to each other today after a month. The hotline was initiated by Pakistan's Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) at 6 pm.
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Pak Examining Proposal For DGMO-Level Talks With India: Report
Pakistan is examining a proposal for a DGMO-level meeting with India after a gap of four years to reduce tensions along the Line of Control and the Working Boundary through fresh confidence-building measures, a media report said today.
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Top Commanders Of India, Pak Talk On Phone After 2 Attacks In J&K In 48 Hours
India reserves the right to retaliate appropriately to any incident causing the death of its troops, the Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) told his Pakistani counterpart today in an unscheduled phone call following two major attacks in Jammu and Kashmir in 48 hours.
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After India's Massive Attack At Line Of Control, Pak Army On Hotline
A day after India accused Pakistan of beheading a soldier in Kashmir and killing two others, top military commanders of both countries have spoken at Pakistan's request.
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Days After Cancelled Talks, Indian, Pakistani Border Officers Meet
Indian and Pakistani troops across the International Border may start speaking to each other more frequently, and at lower levels as well to sort out local issues faster.
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Ceasefire violations: DGMO-level talks with Pakistan put on hold, say Army sources
The government has reportedly put on hold the Director-General of Military Operations (DGMO) level talks with Pakistan for lowering the tension on the Line of Control (LoC), which has witnessed a series of ceasefire violations in the past two months.
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No dates set for military-level talks with Pakistan, say top government sources
The Indian government is reportedly willing to allow the Director-General of Military Operations (DGMO) try and device a roadmap for lowering the tension on the Line of Control (LoC) before taking a call on how to proceed with the larger relationship.
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Too early to normalise relations with Pakistan, says Defence Minister
Defence Minister AK Antony said that tension along the Line of Control (LoC) has "reduced" after talks between the two Director General Military Operations (DGMOs), but there will be no hasty decisions for normalising relations with Pakistan as it is "too early" to do so.
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Pakistan orders its troops to maintain restraint, observe ceasefire at Line of Control
Pakistan has reportedly ordered its army to observe ceasefire and maintain restraint after India said there have been at least five incidents of cease-fire violation since Monday's flag meeting. Earlier, Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) from India spoke to his Pakistan counterpart and both reportedly agreed to de-escalate tension at t...
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India, Pakistan Ceasefire To Continue, Army Says "No Expiry Date"
The official said no talks were scheduled between the DGMOs of India and Pakistan on Sunday.
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India, Pak Extend Ceasefire Till May 18, Officials To Speak Again: Sources
The ceasefire between India and Pakistan has been extended til May 18, with theDirector General of Military Operations of New Delhi and Islamabad set to hold talks soon.
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India, Pak Top Military Officers Spoke Hours Before Ceasefire Announcement
A top military officer of Pakistan dialled India just before the ceasefire announcement came, after which the DGMOs of both nations spoke, the government said in a briefing today.
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Attempt At De-escalation As India, Pak Top Military Officers Talk
Amidst escalation of hostilities by Pakistan at the international border and Line of Control, the top military officers of India and Pakistan spoke to each other today after a month. The hotline was initiated by Pakistan's Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) at 6 pm.
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Pak Examining Proposal For DGMO-Level Talks With India: Report
Pakistan is examining a proposal for a DGMO-level meeting with India after a gap of four years to reduce tensions along the Line of Control and the Working Boundary through fresh confidence-building measures, a media report said today.
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Top Commanders Of India, Pak Talk On Phone After 2 Attacks In J&K In 48 Hours
India reserves the right to retaliate appropriately to any incident causing the death of its troops, the Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) told his Pakistani counterpart today in an unscheduled phone call following two major attacks in Jammu and Kashmir in 48 hours.
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After India's Massive Attack At Line Of Control, Pak Army On Hotline
A day after India accused Pakistan of beheading a soldier in Kashmir and killing two others, top military commanders of both countries have spoken at Pakistan's request.
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Days After Cancelled Talks, Indian, Pakistani Border Officers Meet
Indian and Pakistani troops across the International Border may start speaking to each other more frequently, and at lower levels as well to sort out local issues faster.
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Ceasefire violations: DGMO-level talks with Pakistan put on hold, say Army sources
The government has reportedly put on hold the Director-General of Military Operations (DGMO) level talks with Pakistan for lowering the tension on the Line of Control (LoC), which has witnessed a series of ceasefire violations in the past two months.
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No dates set for military-level talks with Pakistan, say top government sources
The Indian government is reportedly willing to allow the Director-General of Military Operations (DGMO) try and device a roadmap for lowering the tension on the Line of Control (LoC) before taking a call on how to proceed with the larger relationship.
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Too early to normalise relations with Pakistan, says Defence Minister
Defence Minister AK Antony said that tension along the Line of Control (LoC) has "reduced" after talks between the two Director General Military Operations (DGMOs), but there will be no hasty decisions for normalising relations with Pakistan as it is "too early" to do so.
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Pakistan orders its troops to maintain restraint, observe ceasefire at Line of Control
Pakistan has reportedly ordered its army to observe ceasefire and maintain restraint after India said there have been at least five incidents of cease-fire violation since Monday's flag meeting. Earlier, Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) from India spoke to his Pakistan counterpart and both reportedly agreed to de-escalate tension at t...
