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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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Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif Offers Dialogue With India "For Peace"
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday extended an offer of talks to India, saying Pakistan is ready to engage "for peace".
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"Art Doesn't Have Borders, But...": Raj Thackeray On Fawad Khan's Film
Ahead of the release of Pakistani film 'The Legend of Maula Jatt' starring Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan in India, Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray has issued a stern warning.
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Pak Reopens Chaman-Spin Boldak Border Crossing After Talks With Taliban
Pakistan on Saturday reopened the Chaman-Spin Boldak border crossing with Afghanistan, after two rounds of successful negotiations with the Taliban on repatriating stranded individuals.
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US Talking To Pak Leaders To Shut Down Safe Havens For Taliban: Pentagon
The US is having conversations with Pakistani leadership about the need to shutdown safe havens for Taliban terrorists along the Afghan-Pakistan border that are providing a source of more insecurity and instability inside Afghanistan, Pentagon said.
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Al Qaeda Chief Al-Zawahiri Likely Near Afghan-Pakistan Border: UN Report
A significant part of terror group Al Qaeda resides in the Afghanistan-Pakistan border region, including its chief Aiman al-Zawahiri, who is probably alive but too frail to be featured in propaganda, according to a United Nations report.
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For Big Breakthrough In China Standoff, Government Says Nothing Conceded
India and China have reached an agreement on disengagement at Pangong Tso in Ladakh, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said today in parliament, giving details of a breakthrough after a protracted stand-off and several rounds of talks between military commanders and diplomats.
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If Talks Can Happen With China, Why Not With Other Neighbour: Farooq Abdullah
Speaking in Parliament for the first time since his release from detention, the National Conference president and MP Farooq Abdullah on Saturday advocated talks with Pakistan, saying if India can talk to China to defuse their border row, it can also speak to its other neighbour to deal with the situation at Jammu and Kashmir borders.
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Pakistan's Talk Of "Culture Of Peace" Decoy To Divert Attention: India At UN
Hitting out at Pakistan, India has said the country foments a "culture of violence" at home and across its borders and its "deplorable" human rights records and discriminatory treatment of religious minorities is a cause of "persistent concern" for the global community.
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Army Chief Talks Of "Eventual Solution" On China Border Issue
New Army chief General MM Naravane said today that the armed forces were focusing on "capability development" in connection with the border with China and expressed hope that maintaining peace and tranquillity there will help arrive at an "eventual solution".
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"With Induction Of Rafale Jets...": Rajnath Singh Sharpens Attack On Pak
With the induction of Rafale fighter jets in the air force, India will not have to cross the borders to "eliminate the terror camps" in Pakistan but can do it from the country itself, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said in Washington.
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Terrorists Shouldn't Negotiate From "Place Of Advantage": India Tells UN
India has told the UN that terror groups enjoying "support and safe havens" to carry out terrorist activities in Afghanistan from across the borders (in Pakistan) cannot be allowed to negotiate from a "place of advantage" as the US and the Taliban are planning to meet for the next round of crucial peace talks in Qatar.
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India Reschedules Kartarpur Meet, Concerned Over Separatists On Pak Panel
The meeting scheduled between India and Pakistan, to discuss the modalities of opening the Kartarpur Corridor, on April 2 at Wagah border, has been called off. India today summoned the Pakistan envoy and conveyed strong objections over the presence of Khalistani separatists in the panel set up by his country on Kartarpur.
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"Army, Parties On Same Page, Want Civilised Ties With India": Imran Khan
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan today said that his government and army were both intent on establishing a "civilised relationship" with India, and claimed that the Kashmir dispute can be resolved through talks and a healthy respect for humanity.
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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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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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Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif Offers Dialogue With India "For Peace"
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday extended an offer of talks to India, saying Pakistan is ready to engage "for peace".
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"Art Doesn't Have Borders, But...": Raj Thackeray On Fawad Khan's Film
Ahead of the release of Pakistani film 'The Legend of Maula Jatt' starring Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan in India, Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray has issued a stern warning.
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Pak Reopens Chaman-Spin Boldak Border Crossing After Talks With Taliban
Pakistan on Saturday reopened the Chaman-Spin Boldak border crossing with Afghanistan, after two rounds of successful negotiations with the Taliban on repatriating stranded individuals.
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US Talking To Pak Leaders To Shut Down Safe Havens For Taliban: Pentagon
The US is having conversations with Pakistani leadership about the need to shutdown safe havens for Taliban terrorists along the Afghan-Pakistan border that are providing a source of more insecurity and instability inside Afghanistan, Pentagon said.
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Al Qaeda Chief Al-Zawahiri Likely Near Afghan-Pakistan Border: UN Report
A significant part of terror group Al Qaeda resides in the Afghanistan-Pakistan border region, including its chief Aiman al-Zawahiri, who is probably alive but too frail to be featured in propaganda, according to a United Nations report.
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For Big Breakthrough In China Standoff, Government Says Nothing Conceded
India and China have reached an agreement on disengagement at Pangong Tso in Ladakh, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said today in parliament, giving details of a breakthrough after a protracted stand-off and several rounds of talks between military commanders and diplomats.
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If Talks Can Happen With China, Why Not With Other Neighbour: Farooq Abdullah
Speaking in Parliament for the first time since his release from detention, the National Conference president and MP Farooq Abdullah on Saturday advocated talks with Pakistan, saying if India can talk to China to defuse their border row, it can also speak to its other neighbour to deal with the situation at Jammu and Kashmir borders.
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Pakistan's Talk Of "Culture Of Peace" Decoy To Divert Attention: India At UN
Hitting out at Pakistan, India has said the country foments a "culture of violence" at home and across its borders and its "deplorable" human rights records and discriminatory treatment of religious minorities is a cause of "persistent concern" for the global community.
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Army Chief Talks Of "Eventual Solution" On China Border Issue
New Army chief General MM Naravane said today that the armed forces were focusing on "capability development" in connection with the border with China and expressed hope that maintaining peace and tranquillity there will help arrive at an "eventual solution".
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"With Induction Of Rafale Jets...": Rajnath Singh Sharpens Attack On Pak
With the induction of Rafale fighter jets in the air force, India will not have to cross the borders to "eliminate the terror camps" in Pakistan but can do it from the country itself, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said in Washington.
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Terrorists Shouldn't Negotiate From "Place Of Advantage": India Tells UN
India has told the UN that terror groups enjoying "support and safe havens" to carry out terrorist activities in Afghanistan from across the borders (in Pakistan) cannot be allowed to negotiate from a "place of advantage" as the US and the Taliban are planning to meet for the next round of crucial peace talks in Qatar.
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India Reschedules Kartarpur Meet, Concerned Over Separatists On Pak Panel
The meeting scheduled between India and Pakistan, to discuss the modalities of opening the Kartarpur Corridor, on April 2 at Wagah border, has been called off. India today summoned the Pakistan envoy and conveyed strong objections over the presence of Khalistani separatists in the panel set up by his country on Kartarpur.
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"Army, Parties On Same Page, Want Civilised Ties With India": Imran Khan
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan today said that his government and army were both intent on establishing a "civilised relationship" with India, and claimed that the Kashmir dispute can be resolved through talks and a healthy respect for humanity.
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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.
