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In Brief Meeting At Opera, PM Modi, Nawaz Sharif Stick to Small Talk
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif met briefly and exchanged pleasantries at a cultural gala in Kazakhstan capital Astana on Thursday, amid frosty ties and a sharp escalation of hostilities along the border.
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Awe Of Surgical Strikes Apart, Modi Needs New Pak Policy
With Nagrota comes the realization that the collusion of terror between the Pakistani "deep state" (the army and the ISI) and anti-India jihadist groups like the Lashkar-e-Taiba and the Jaish-e-Mohammed operating inside Pakistan is too deep for it to be dismantled by an occasional terror strike under the cover of night and for the purpose of soothi...
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If India Rebuffs Sartaj Aziz, Pak Will Have What It Wants
When Sartaj Aziz is brushed aside by India at Amritsar, Pakistan will win a few brownie points internationally; Modi will secure the same domestically on the eve of the upcoming UP and Punjab elections.
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Pakistan 'Fly-By-Night Operator': India Rebuffs Kashmir Provocation At UN
Hitting back at Pakistan for raising the Kashmir issue again at the United Nations, India termed the country as a "fly-by-night operator" saying Islamabad "flagrantly" misuses the forum of the world body for its "territorial aggrandisement".
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PM Modi's SAARC Boycott Is Effective, Intelligent Move Against Pak
If India had been the only country to opt out of the SAARC summit, the Pakistanis in particular and the world in general would have been tempted to put it down to a revengeful decision by the Prime Minister.
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Let's Discuss Terror, India Tells Pakistan On Kashmir Talks Invite
A day after Pakistan said it wanted an exclusive dialogue with India on Kashmir, India responded saying it was ready for talks - but only on "relevant issues" that include cross-border terrorism and follow-up on the terror attacks in Mumbai and Pathankot.
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What India Got Wrong With Rajnath Singh's Pak Visit
We need to grow up, and stop looking at India's foreign policy through the single lens of the India-Pakistan relationship.
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India Should Not Just Boycott SAARC, But Exit It Completely
The impending cancellation of the SAARC Summit is an opportunity to disband this sterile body and forge a new South Asian alliance.
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PM Modi Calls Nawaz Sharif On Eid, Wishes Him Well Post-Surgery
Prime Minister Narendra Modi telephoned his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif today to wish him for Eid and a speedy recovery from surgery, a sign the two leaders remain in touch amid fraught diplomatic relations.
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PM Narendra Modi Extends Best Wishes To Nawaz Sharif For His Heart Surgery
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today extended best wishes to his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif for his open-heart surgery to be held in UK next Tuesday.
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PM Narendra Modi, Nawaz Sharif May Meet In US Next Month: Report
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi may meet next month in the US on the sidelines of a nuclear summit being hosted by President Barack Obama, a media report said today.
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UAE Supports Efforts Of India And Pakistan To Resume Dialogue
The United Arab Emirates, a close ally of Pakistan, today welcomed efforts of India and Pakistan to resume dialogue process and said it will try its "best" to ensure that they succeed.
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How Modi Must Ring-Fence Talks With Pakistan
What the Foreign Secretaries should be doing, whenever it is that they meet, is to kick-start talks about rendering the Comprehensive Bilateral Dialogue uninterruptible - while Pakistan overtly pursues the terror groups who operate from its soil.
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Ahead of Talks, Pakistan's Mixed Signals On Pathankot Terror Investigation
Pakistan appears to be sending mixed messages to India about how far its government is willing to go in taking action for the deadly attack on the Pathankot Air Force base last week.
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Indo-Pak Foreign Secretary-Level Talks Are Intact, Says Sartaj Aziz
Pakistan today said Foreign Secretary-level talks with India are "intact" and it was following the leads provided by New Delhi which has linked the talks, scheduled for January 15, to Islamabad's decisive action on the Pathankot terror attack.
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In Brief Meeting At Opera, PM Modi, Nawaz Sharif Stick to Small Talk
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif met briefly and exchanged pleasantries at a cultural gala in Kazakhstan capital Astana on Thursday, amid frosty ties and a sharp escalation of hostilities along the border.
-
Awe Of Surgical Strikes Apart, Modi Needs New Pak Policy
With Nagrota comes the realization that the collusion of terror between the Pakistani "deep state" (the army and the ISI) and anti-India jihadist groups like the Lashkar-e-Taiba and the Jaish-e-Mohammed operating inside Pakistan is too deep for it to be dismantled by an occasional terror strike under the cover of night and for the purpose of soothi...
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If India Rebuffs Sartaj Aziz, Pak Will Have What It Wants
When Sartaj Aziz is brushed aside by India at Amritsar, Pakistan will win a few brownie points internationally; Modi will secure the same domestically on the eve of the upcoming UP and Punjab elections.
-
Pakistan 'Fly-By-Night Operator': India Rebuffs Kashmir Provocation At UN
Hitting back at Pakistan for raising the Kashmir issue again at the United Nations, India termed the country as a "fly-by-night operator" saying Islamabad "flagrantly" misuses the forum of the world body for its "territorial aggrandisement".
-
PM Modi's SAARC Boycott Is Effective, Intelligent Move Against Pak
If India had been the only country to opt out of the SAARC summit, the Pakistanis in particular and the world in general would have been tempted to put it down to a revengeful decision by the Prime Minister.
-
Let's Discuss Terror, India Tells Pakistan On Kashmir Talks Invite
A day after Pakistan said it wanted an exclusive dialogue with India on Kashmir, India responded saying it was ready for talks - but only on "relevant issues" that include cross-border terrorism and follow-up on the terror attacks in Mumbai and Pathankot.
-
What India Got Wrong With Rajnath Singh's Pak Visit
We need to grow up, and stop looking at India's foreign policy through the single lens of the India-Pakistan relationship.
-
India Should Not Just Boycott SAARC, But Exit It Completely
The impending cancellation of the SAARC Summit is an opportunity to disband this sterile body and forge a new South Asian alliance.
-
PM Modi Calls Nawaz Sharif On Eid, Wishes Him Well Post-Surgery
Prime Minister Narendra Modi telephoned his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif today to wish him for Eid and a speedy recovery from surgery, a sign the two leaders remain in touch amid fraught diplomatic relations.
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PM Narendra Modi Extends Best Wishes To Nawaz Sharif For His Heart Surgery
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today extended best wishes to his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif for his open-heart surgery to be held in UK next Tuesday.
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PM Narendra Modi, Nawaz Sharif May Meet In US Next Month: Report
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi may meet next month in the US on the sidelines of a nuclear summit being hosted by President Barack Obama, a media report said today.
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UAE Supports Efforts Of India And Pakistan To Resume Dialogue
The United Arab Emirates, a close ally of Pakistan, today welcomed efforts of India and Pakistan to resume dialogue process and said it will try its "best" to ensure that they succeed.
-
How Modi Must Ring-Fence Talks With Pakistan
What the Foreign Secretaries should be doing, whenever it is that they meet, is to kick-start talks about rendering the Comprehensive Bilateral Dialogue uninterruptible - while Pakistan overtly pursues the terror groups who operate from its soil.
-
Ahead of Talks, Pakistan's Mixed Signals On Pathankot Terror Investigation
Pakistan appears to be sending mixed messages to India about how far its government is willing to go in taking action for the deadly attack on the Pathankot Air Force base last week.
-
Indo-Pak Foreign Secretary-Level Talks Are Intact, Says Sartaj Aziz
Pakistan today said Foreign Secretary-level talks with India are "intact" and it was following the leads provided by New Delhi which has linked the talks, scheduled for January 15, to Islamabad's decisive action on the Pathankot terror attack.
