Indo-pak Relations

Why Bard of Blood Creators Don’t Think the Shah Rukh Khan-Produced Show Is Political

Akhil Arora | Thursday September 26, 2019

Due to the very nature of what it’s dealing with, Bard of Blood is an inherently political show. It’s set in Balochistan, involves Indian agents going up against terrorists supported by the Pakistani intelligence services, and plays into stereotypes. But its creators don’t think it’s political at all.

"Don't Know Much About Balakot Strikes, Indo-Pak Relations": Sunny Deol

India News | Written by Neeta Sharma | Tuesday May 7, 2019

Bollywood actor Sunny Deol might have been very vocal about his sentiments about Pakistan in reel life but in real life the case is quite different. Unlike other politicians, who never miss a chance to badmouth Pakistan, Mr Deol chooses his words carefully.

Imran Khan Says India Could Go For "Another Misadventure" Before Polls

India News | Press Trust of India | Tuesday March 26, 2019

Prime Minister Imran Khan has said Indo-Pak relations would remain tense till the general elections in India are over, adding he feared "another misadventure" by Pakistan's eastern neighbour.

"Nuclear-Armed Nations At War Is Like Suicide": Imran Khan On India Ties

India News | Press Trust of India | Tuesday January 8, 2019

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has accused India of not responding to his peace overtures and said that any war between two nuclear-armed nations would be "suicidal" for both nations.

Sushma Swaraj To Address UN General Assembly Soon, May Speak On Pak Terror

India News | Edited by Jimmy Jacob | Saturday September 29, 2018

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj is expected to speak on issues such as India-Pakistan relations, cross-border terrorism and the country's long-pending demand for inclusion into the Security Council when she addresses the high-level United Nations General Assembly in New York a few hours from now.

Hopeful Of Better Indo-Pak Relations Under Imran Khan: Farooq Abdullah

India News | Press Trust of India | Saturday September 8, 2018

National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Saturday said he was hopeful of better relations between New Delhi and Islamabad after Imran Khan took over as the Prime Minister of Pakistan.

Imran Khan's Win Will Not Affect Indo-Pak Relations, Says Shashi Tharoor

India News | ANI | Thursday July 26, 2018

Shashi Tharoor on Imran Khan, "We have seen two faces of Imran, one as a hardliner for the electorate and other as liberal which we saw in London and New Delhi."

PM Modi's "Aggressive Anti-Pak" Policy Behind Worsening Ties: Imran Khan

World News | Press Trust of India | Thursday July 5, 2018

Cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan has said that ousted prime minister Nawaz Sharif tried to improve the Indo-Pak relations but the "aggressive anti-Pakistan posture" of the Indian government resulted in the current stalemate between the two neighbours.

India, US Discuss Measures To Strengthen Partnership At UN

India News | Press Trust of India | Thursday April 27, 2017

Indian Ambassador to the UN, Syed Akbaruddin met his US counterpart Nikki Haley at the Permanent Mission of India tothe UN in New York yesterday and discussed ways to strengthen Indo-US partnership at the world body.

Want Peace But Prepared To Respond To Any Threat, Says Pak PM Nawaz Sharif

India News | NDTV News Desk | Tuesday April 11, 2017

Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today said that his country wants good relations with all nations, "particularly its neighbours", amid a sharp escalation in tension with India over Kulbhushan Jadhav's death sentence.

Be Ready To Face Fallout Of Kulbhushan Jadhav's Sentence: Pakistan Media

India News | Edited by Abhishek Chakraborty | Tuesday April 11, 2017

The death sentence for Indian Kulbhushan Jadhav was today described as "unprecedented" by the Pakistani media. Yesterday, a Pakistan military court sentenced Mr Jadhav to death after he was convicted of "espionage and sabotage activities". India has condemned the verdict as "indefensible" with Home Minister Rajnah Singh pledging that the governmen...

India Snubs US Administration's Offer To Mediate With Pakistan

India News | Edited By Parmeshwar Bawa | Wednesday April 5, 2017

India's stand that disputes with Pakistan must be resolved bilaterally and without third party mediation remains unchanged, the external affairs ministry said today in response to a US suggestion that President Donald Trump could play a role in de-escalating tension between India and Pakistan.

Won't Suffer In Silence, Cost To Pakistan Will Be Severe: Arun Jaitley To NDTV

India News | Barkha Dutt | Wednesday November 2, 2016

India has a "new normal" in dealing with Pakistan, said Finance Minister Arun Jaitley to NDTV today, declaring that Delhi's changed policy makes it clear that if Pakistan kills Indians, it will "pay a cost for it".

No Plan To Stop People-To-People Contact: Government On Indo-Pak Ties

India News | Press Trust of India | Wednesday October 19, 2016

With various film bodies imposing a ban on Pakistan actors after the Uri attack, government on Tuesday said people-to-people contact would continue and there was no plan to stop it.

Surgical Strikes Done, Here's What India's Planning Next To Corner Pakistan

India News | Agencies | Friday September 30, 2016

Beyond Thursday's raid by Indian special forces across the Line of Control, India is considering more economic and diplomatic measures to squeeze Pakistan, said sources.