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Manmohan Singh Praises Ex-Diplomat's Role In Normalising Indo-Pak Ties
Former prime minister Manmohan Singh has condoled the death of former diplomat Satinder Lambah and described him as one of the most outstanding members of the Indian Foreign Service who gave utmost devotion to the normalising of India-Pakistan ties.
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India, Pak Agree To Tours On Both Sides Of Indus basin For Power Projects
India and Pakistan have agreed to undertake the Indus Waters Treaty mandated tours by their Commissioners in the Indus basin on both sides to resolve issues on the various hydroelectric projects, including the Pakal Dul and Lower Kalnai in Jammu and Kashmir.
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PM Modi's "Aggressive Anti-Pak" Policy Behind Worsening Ties: Imran Khan
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.
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One Pakistani Bullet Will Be Met With Countless Indian Bullets: Rajnath Singh
India wanted peaceful relations with Pakistan, but its forces have been told that if one bullet come from across the border, they should fire countless bullets to retaliate, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said in Agartala on Saturday night.
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Pakistan Must Not Misinterpret India's "Decency": Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today slammed Pakistan for continuously violating the ceasefire agreement with India despite giving assurance not to do so, saying Islamabad should not misinterpret "powerful" India's "decency".
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Pakistan 'Harbouring Terrorists' In Afghanistan To Counter Indian Influence: Top US Official
Pakistan is "harbouring terrorists" and using them as "reserve" in Afghanistan, a top US intelligence official has told lawmakers. Pakistan wants to see an Afghanistan that "does not have heavy Indian influence," Lt Gen Vincent Stewart, Director, Defense Intelligence Agency told members of the powerful Senate Armed Services Committee during a Congr...
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Namaste, Not Handshake As Indian Diplomat Snubs Pak Official At UN Court
Reflecting the chill in Indo-Pak ties, a curt 'namaskar' was all that a senior Indian diplomat had to offer to an extended hand of a member of the Pakistani delegation at the International Court of Justice (ICJ), hearing the Kulbhushan Jadhav case.
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After Soldiers Were Mutilated By Pakistan, How India Reacted
After Pakistani soldiers killed two members of an army patrol in Kashmir at 8.30 on Monday morning, India "reacted immediately to the barbaric act" firing mortar bombs and grenades across the border, said army sources.
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Want Peace But Prepared To Respond To Any Threat, Says Pak PM Nawaz Sharif
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.
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Be Ready To Face Fallout Of Kulbhushan Jadhav's Sentence: Pakistan Media
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...
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After 2 Months, Pakistan Cinemas Resume Screening Of Indian Movies
Cinemas in Pakistan on Monday began screening Indian movies, over two months after film exhibitors and theatre owners suspended it amidst Indo-Pak tensions following the Uri terror attack and cross-border firing incidents.
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Won't Suffer In Silence, Cost To Pakistan Will Be Severe: Arun Jaitley To NDTV
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".
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Can't Decide Our Neighbours, Must Work to Improve Ties With Pak: Digvijaya Singh
Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Saturday pitched for holding dialogue with Pakistan and insisted that artists from both the countries should work in cross border films to strengthen ties between the two nations.
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No Plan To Stop People-To-People Contact: Government On Indo-Pak Ties
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.
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No 'Backdoor' Diplomacy With India, Says Pakistan's Sartaj Aziz
Pakistan on Friday said there was no "backdoor" diplomacy going on with India and the composite dialogue process between the two countries remains suspended.
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Manmohan Singh Praises Ex-Diplomat's Role In Normalising Indo-Pak Ties
Former prime minister Manmohan Singh has condoled the death of former diplomat Satinder Lambah and described him as one of the most outstanding members of the Indian Foreign Service who gave utmost devotion to the normalising of India-Pakistan ties.
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India, Pak Agree To Tours On Both Sides Of Indus basin For Power Projects
India and Pakistan have agreed to undertake the Indus Waters Treaty mandated tours by their Commissioners in the Indus basin on both sides to resolve issues on the various hydroelectric projects, including the Pakal Dul and Lower Kalnai in Jammu and Kashmir.
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PM Modi's "Aggressive Anti-Pak" Policy Behind Worsening Ties: Imran Khan
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.
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One Pakistani Bullet Will Be Met With Countless Indian Bullets: Rajnath Singh
India wanted peaceful relations with Pakistan, but its forces have been told that if one bullet come from across the border, they should fire countless bullets to retaliate, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said in Agartala on Saturday night.
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Pakistan Must Not Misinterpret India's "Decency": Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today slammed Pakistan for continuously violating the ceasefire agreement with India despite giving assurance not to do so, saying Islamabad should not misinterpret "powerful" India's "decency".
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Pakistan 'Harbouring Terrorists' In Afghanistan To Counter Indian Influence: Top US Official
Pakistan is "harbouring terrorists" and using them as "reserve" in Afghanistan, a top US intelligence official has told lawmakers. Pakistan wants to see an Afghanistan that "does not have heavy Indian influence," Lt Gen Vincent Stewart, Director, Defense Intelligence Agency told members of the powerful Senate Armed Services Committee during a Congr...
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Namaste, Not Handshake As Indian Diplomat Snubs Pak Official At UN Court
Reflecting the chill in Indo-Pak ties, a curt 'namaskar' was all that a senior Indian diplomat had to offer to an extended hand of a member of the Pakistani delegation at the International Court of Justice (ICJ), hearing the Kulbhushan Jadhav case.
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After Soldiers Were Mutilated By Pakistan, How India Reacted
After Pakistani soldiers killed two members of an army patrol in Kashmir at 8.30 on Monday morning, India "reacted immediately to the barbaric act" firing mortar bombs and grenades across the border, said army sources.
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Want Peace But Prepared To Respond To Any Threat, Says Pak PM Nawaz Sharif
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.
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Be Ready To Face Fallout Of Kulbhushan Jadhav's Sentence: Pakistan Media
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...
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After 2 Months, Pakistan Cinemas Resume Screening Of Indian Movies
Cinemas in Pakistan on Monday began screening Indian movies, over two months after film exhibitors and theatre owners suspended it amidst Indo-Pak tensions following the Uri terror attack and cross-border firing incidents.
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Won't Suffer In Silence, Cost To Pakistan Will Be Severe: Arun Jaitley To NDTV
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".
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Can't Decide Our Neighbours, Must Work to Improve Ties With Pak: Digvijaya Singh
Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Saturday pitched for holding dialogue with Pakistan and insisted that artists from both the countries should work in cross border films to strengthen ties between the two nations.
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No Plan To Stop People-To-People Contact: Government On Indo-Pak Ties
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.
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No 'Backdoor' Diplomacy With India, Says Pakistan's Sartaj Aziz
Pakistan on Friday said there was no "backdoor" diplomacy going on with India and the composite dialogue process between the two countries remains suspended.
