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"Will Strike Structures On Indus River": Pak Minister's Warning To India
Ties between India and Pakistan plummeted following the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 people, mostly tourists.
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Pak Provokes India With Firing Across Line Of Control, Retaliation Follows
The exchange of fire between Indian and Pakistani troops took place days after 26 people were killed in a terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam.
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"Pak People Don't Regard India As Enemy": Congress's Mani Shankar Aiyar
Batting for resumption of dialogue with Pakistan, diplomat-turned-politician Mani Shankar Aiyar says India won't be able to take its due place in the world as long as its western neighbour is an "albatross around our necks''.
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US Encourages Pak To Continue Working With IMF To Improve Its Economy
The US is ready and able to continue to be a partner to the people of Pakistan, said Ned Price.
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Hand Over Wanted People Living In Pak If You Want Better Ties, Says India
Pakistan does not deny sending terrorists to India, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar told French daily Le Monde this week, adding that if Islamabad is serious about establishing friendlier relations with New Delhi it must hand over wanted criminals
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Kartarpur Link: US Welcomes India, Pak's Efforts On People-To-People Ties
The United States said today that it welcomes efforts by India and Pakistan to increase people-to-people contact, days after the two countries laid foundation stones for a corridor linking two revered gurdwaras on both sides of the border.
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Kartarpur Corridor Can Be Symbol Of Peace Between India, Pak: Residents
A religious corridor linking a revered Sikh shrine on the bank of Ravi river in Narowal with India's border district of Gurdaspur has the potential to bring "hope and peace" between the two countries, feel people on both sides of the border said ahead of its ground-breaking ceremony on the Pakistani side.
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Ram Madhav Backpedals On "Instruction From Pak" After Omar Abdullah Dare
Jammu and Kashmir politician Omar Abdullah today objected fiercely to BJP leader Ram Madhav suggesting in a tweet that he had tied up with rival Mehbooba Mufti to form a government on "instructions from across the border". Ram Madhav's conciliatory tweet, complete with a smiley, didn't placate the former chief minister.
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Pak Parties Slam Imran Khan For "Too Much Keenness" On Talks With India
Pakistan's two major opposition parties have questioned the "haste" shown by Prime Minister Imran Khan in making efforts to mend ties with India and held him responsible for the "diplomatic debacle", saying he should have done his "homework" before approaching for a meeting.
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Mehbooba Mufti Urges PM Modi To De-Escalate Tension With Pakistan
Amid strain in ties with Pakistan, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and urged him de-escalate tension along the border besides reach out to the people of the state with "tangible" confidence building measures to address their political, economic and developmental concerns.
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"Will Strike Structures On Indus River": Pak Minister's Warning To India
Ties between India and Pakistan plummeted following the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 people, mostly tourists.
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Pak Provokes India With Firing Across Line Of Control, Retaliation Follows
The exchange of fire between Indian and Pakistani troops took place days after 26 people were killed in a terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam.
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"Pak People Don't Regard India As Enemy": Congress's Mani Shankar Aiyar
Batting for resumption of dialogue with Pakistan, diplomat-turned-politician Mani Shankar Aiyar says India won't be able to take its due place in the world as long as its western neighbour is an "albatross around our necks''.
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US Encourages Pak To Continue Working With IMF To Improve Its Economy
The US is ready and able to continue to be a partner to the people of Pakistan, said Ned Price.
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Hand Over Wanted People Living In Pak If You Want Better Ties, Says India
Pakistan does not deny sending terrorists to India, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar told French daily Le Monde this week, adding that if Islamabad is serious about establishing friendlier relations with New Delhi it must hand over wanted criminals
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Kartarpur Link: US Welcomes India, Pak's Efforts On People-To-People Ties
The United States said today that it welcomes efforts by India and Pakistan to increase people-to-people contact, days after the two countries laid foundation stones for a corridor linking two revered gurdwaras on both sides of the border.
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Kartarpur Corridor Can Be Symbol Of Peace Between India, Pak: Residents
A religious corridor linking a revered Sikh shrine on the bank of Ravi river in Narowal with India's border district of Gurdaspur has the potential to bring "hope and peace" between the two countries, feel people on both sides of the border said ahead of its ground-breaking ceremony on the Pakistani side.
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Ram Madhav Backpedals On "Instruction From Pak" After Omar Abdullah Dare
Jammu and Kashmir politician Omar Abdullah today objected fiercely to BJP leader Ram Madhav suggesting in a tweet that he had tied up with rival Mehbooba Mufti to form a government on "instructions from across the border". Ram Madhav's conciliatory tweet, complete with a smiley, didn't placate the former chief minister.
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Pak Parties Slam Imran Khan For "Too Much Keenness" On Talks With India
Pakistan's two major opposition parties have questioned the "haste" shown by Prime Minister Imran Khan in making efforts to mend ties with India and held him responsible for the "diplomatic debacle", saying he should have done his "homework" before approaching for a meeting.
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Mehbooba Mufti Urges PM Modi To De-Escalate Tension With Pakistan
Amid strain in ties with Pakistan, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and urged him de-escalate tension along the border besides reach out to the people of the state with "tangible" confidence building measures to address their political, economic and developmental concerns.
