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Kiren Rijiju Reviews Situation Along Indo-Pak Border
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju today visited India-Pakistan border and reviewed the situation along the forward areas.
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India, Pak Should 'Maintain Momentum' In Improving Ties: China
China today said it hopes that India and Pakistan will properly deal with their differences through dialogue and "maintain momentum" in improving ties, days after Beijing asserted that the Pathankot terror attack may have been launched intentionally to disrupt Indo-Pak relations.
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India, Pak Foreign Secretary Level Talks Expected In January: Sartaj Aziz
Pakistan has proposed to India middle of January for talks between the foreign secretaries of the two sides, said a top Pakistani diplomat today.
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India, Pak Appear Interested in Fostering Greater Understanding: US
Welcoming the recent effort by India and Pakistan to revive talks, the US has said leaders of the two countries now appear to be "genuinely interested" in fostering greater understanding among them.
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Pak Preventing Creation of 'Necessary Environment' for Talks: Union Minister
India is willing to address all outstanding issues with Pakistan bilaterally and through peaceful means but Islamabad's continued support to terrorism has prevented creation of "necessary environment", Minister of State for External Affairs, General (Retired) VK Singh said today.
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General Sharif Did Not Discuss 'Indian Dossiers' in US: Pak Army
Pakistan Army Chief General Raheel Sharif did not discuss with the US leadership the dossiers about alleged Indian interference in his country during his recent visit to Washington, a media report said today.
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India's Role in Resolving Kashmir Issue Will Continue: Omar Abdullah
With the US distancing itself on Kashmir issue, former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today said the absence of a third party does not absolve India of its responsibility to find a solution to the problem.
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It is for India and Pakistan to Work Out the Kashmir Issue: US
The US has no role to play in Kashmir issue and it is for India and Pakistan to address the problem through dialogue, a top American official has said. This comes a day after visiting Pakistan Army Chief General Raheel Sharif raised the matter with US Secretary of State John Kerry.
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Pak Interfering in Mobile Phone Operations in Jammu and Kashmir: Company
Pakistan is resorting to cellular interference in some areas of Jammu and Kashmir and operators working in the state have taken up the issue with the Centre, a leading telecom company today said.
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Pak Army Chief Discusses 'Security Related' Issues With John Kerry
Pakistan Army Chief General Raheel Sharif today met US Secretary of State John Kerry, which was centered on "security-related" issues and Afghanistan peace talks.
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US Should Expand India's Access to High-Tech Weapons: Think Tank
US should expand India's access to its high-tech weapons systems to help the country deter Chinese and Pakistani provocations and secure its borders, a top American think-tank has said.
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In an Indo-Pak Conflict, Stakes are Higher Than Ever: US Think Tank
Pakistan's dependence on tactical atomic weapons greatly expands the risk of Indo-Pak nuclear confrontation and the most dangerous scenario that could lead to a catastrophe is a replay of the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks, a group of American think tanks has said.
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Take Action Against All Terror Groups: US to Pak After Obama-Sharif Talks
The US has made it clear to Pakistan that it must take action against all terror groups without discriminating and also firmly ruled out any role for itself in Indo-Pak peace process unless both the countries jointly ask for it.
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Consider Pakistan's Proliferation Track Record Before Any Nuke Deal: India
Reacting sharply to report that US is considering a nuclear deal with Pakistan on the lines of the Indo-US deal, India today said that anyone considering a nuke pact should first see Islamabad's proliferation track record.
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India, Pakistan Ties are Critical for Achieving Peace in South Asia: US
India-Pakistan relationship is critical to achieving peace and stability in South Asia, the US has said, as it asserted that the perpetrators of the Mumbai terror attack be brought to justice.
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Kiren Rijiju Reviews Situation Along Indo-Pak Border
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju today visited India-Pakistan border and reviewed the situation along the forward areas.
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India, Pak Should 'Maintain Momentum' In Improving Ties: China
China today said it hopes that India and Pakistan will properly deal with their differences through dialogue and "maintain momentum" in improving ties, days after Beijing asserted that the Pathankot terror attack may have been launched intentionally to disrupt Indo-Pak relations.
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India, Pak Foreign Secretary Level Talks Expected In January: Sartaj Aziz
Pakistan has proposed to India middle of January for talks between the foreign secretaries of the two sides, said a top Pakistani diplomat today.
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India, Pak Appear Interested in Fostering Greater Understanding: US
Welcoming the recent effort by India and Pakistan to revive talks, the US has said leaders of the two countries now appear to be "genuinely interested" in fostering greater understanding among them.
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Pak Preventing Creation of 'Necessary Environment' for Talks: Union Minister
India is willing to address all outstanding issues with Pakistan bilaterally and through peaceful means but Islamabad's continued support to terrorism has prevented creation of "necessary environment", Minister of State for External Affairs, General (Retired) VK Singh said today.
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General Sharif Did Not Discuss 'Indian Dossiers' in US: Pak Army
Pakistan Army Chief General Raheel Sharif did not discuss with the US leadership the dossiers about alleged Indian interference in his country during his recent visit to Washington, a media report said today.
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India's Role in Resolving Kashmir Issue Will Continue: Omar Abdullah
With the US distancing itself on Kashmir issue, former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today said the absence of a third party does not absolve India of its responsibility to find a solution to the problem.
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It is for India and Pakistan to Work Out the Kashmir Issue: US
The US has no role to play in Kashmir issue and it is for India and Pakistan to address the problem through dialogue, a top American official has said. This comes a day after visiting Pakistan Army Chief General Raheel Sharif raised the matter with US Secretary of State John Kerry.
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Pak Interfering in Mobile Phone Operations in Jammu and Kashmir: Company
Pakistan is resorting to cellular interference in some areas of Jammu and Kashmir and operators working in the state have taken up the issue with the Centre, a leading telecom company today said.
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Pak Army Chief Discusses 'Security Related' Issues With John Kerry
Pakistan Army Chief General Raheel Sharif today met US Secretary of State John Kerry, which was centered on "security-related" issues and Afghanistan peace talks.
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US Should Expand India's Access to High-Tech Weapons: Think Tank
US should expand India's access to its high-tech weapons systems to help the country deter Chinese and Pakistani provocations and secure its borders, a top American think-tank has said.
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In an Indo-Pak Conflict, Stakes are Higher Than Ever: US Think Tank
Pakistan's dependence on tactical atomic weapons greatly expands the risk of Indo-Pak nuclear confrontation and the most dangerous scenario that could lead to a catastrophe is a replay of the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks, a group of American think tanks has said.
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Take Action Against All Terror Groups: US to Pak After Obama-Sharif Talks
The US has made it clear to Pakistan that it must take action against all terror groups without discriminating and also firmly ruled out any role for itself in Indo-Pak peace process unless both the countries jointly ask for it.
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Consider Pakistan's Proliferation Track Record Before Any Nuke Deal: India
Reacting sharply to report that US is considering a nuclear deal with Pakistan on the lines of the Indo-US deal, India today said that anyone considering a nuke pact should first see Islamabad's proliferation track record.
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India, Pakistan Ties are Critical for Achieving Peace in South Asia: US
India-Pakistan relationship is critical to achieving peace and stability in South Asia, the US has said, as it asserted that the perpetrators of the Mumbai terror attack be brought to justice.
