Pakistan Flood India Aid

The assistance will support Pakistan's recovery from devastating floods, diversify the energy supply, said the budgetary proposal.

Pakistan's farmers are still counting their losses from the devastating floods that have put a third of the country under water, but the long-term impact is already clear.

Pakistan's Finance Minister Miftah Ismail said on Wednesday the government will consider importing goods from India after consulting its coalition partners and key stakeholders, as the cash-strapped nation seeks to stablise soaring food prices.

Pakistan Floods: The government is reportedly holding discussions on providing aid to Pakistan, where devastating floods have killed over 1,000 people and affected a population of nearly 3 crore.

The death toll from the devastating floods in Pakistan neared 1,100 Monday, as international aid began to trickle in.

US President Barack Obama has signed an executive memorandum to provide $33 million for the refugees of Pakistan's worst floods that have claimed over 1,700 lives and affected 20 million people.With this the total US aid to Pakistan for flood relief work has crossed $230 million - the largest foreign donor to the flood-ravaged country.India has pro...

India on Tuesday announced additional $20 million assistance to Pakistan which is grappling with the worst floods in recent history of the region.The announcement by External Affairs Minister S M Krishna in the Lok Sabha comes in the wake of Pakistan's readiness to accept India's initial aid offer of $5 million which is to be routed through the Uni...

Pakistan government might have accepted the Indian offer for flood aid, but the people of Pakistan appeared sharply divided over the issue, with the critics saying that the acceptance came on a US call.Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, who was at the United Nations to attend an emergency session of the General Assembly on Pakistan's f...

In Pakistan's worst humanitarian crisis, 20 million people are displaced by floods that have inundated the country. And yet, for a country desperate for international aid, Islamabad's refusal to accept India's five million dollar offer has baffled many.For India, the aid offer is purely on humanitarian terms. It is also ready to render more help if...

Pakistan is yet to respond to India's offer of $5 million as aid for its flood victims but a decision has been delayed as there is "sensitivity" involved in the relationship with India.Pakistan's foreign office spokesman has told NDTV that the offer is being considered but there is no decision yet since ties with India are sensitive. Foreign Minist...

Pakistan today said it is considering India's offer of $five million as aid for its flood victims but a decision has been delayed as there is "sensitivity" involved in the relationship with India.Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said his Indian counterpart S M Krishna offered the aid during a telephone conversation on Friday."Yes, they have of...

After writing to his Pakistani counterpart last week condoling deaths in the floods, External Affairs Minister S M Krishna called up S M Qureshi on Friday and offered aid of US $5 million in "this hour of need".Krishna telephoned Qureshi and expressed solidarity with the people of Pakistan in handling the devastation caused by the floods - the wors...

The assistance will support Pakistan's recovery from devastating floods, diversify the energy supply, said the budgetary proposal.

Pakistan's farmers are still counting their losses from the devastating floods that have put a third of the country under water, but the long-term impact is already clear.

Pakistan's Finance Minister Miftah Ismail said on Wednesday the government will consider importing goods from India after consulting its coalition partners and key stakeholders, as the cash-strapped nation seeks to stablise soaring food prices.

Pakistan Floods: The government is reportedly holding discussions on providing aid to Pakistan, where devastating floods have killed over 1,000 people and affected a population of nearly 3 crore.

The death toll from the devastating floods in Pakistan neared 1,100 Monday, as international aid began to trickle in.

US President Barack Obama has signed an executive memorandum to provide $33 million for the refugees of Pakistan's worst floods that have claimed over 1,700 lives and affected 20 million people.With this the total US aid to Pakistan for flood relief work has crossed $230 million - the largest foreign donor to the flood-ravaged country.India has pro...

India on Tuesday announced additional $20 million assistance to Pakistan which is grappling with the worst floods in recent history of the region.The announcement by External Affairs Minister S M Krishna in the Lok Sabha comes in the wake of Pakistan's readiness to accept India's initial aid offer of $5 million which is to be routed through the Uni...

Pakistan government might have accepted the Indian offer for flood aid, but the people of Pakistan appeared sharply divided over the issue, with the critics saying that the acceptance came on a US call.Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, who was at the United Nations to attend an emergency session of the General Assembly on Pakistan's f...

In Pakistan's worst humanitarian crisis, 20 million people are displaced by floods that have inundated the country. And yet, for a country desperate for international aid, Islamabad's refusal to accept India's five million dollar offer has baffled many.For India, the aid offer is purely on humanitarian terms. It is also ready to render more help if...

Pakistan is yet to respond to India's offer of $5 million as aid for its flood victims but a decision has been delayed as there is "sensitivity" involved in the relationship with India.Pakistan's foreign office spokesman has told NDTV that the offer is being considered but there is no decision yet since ties with India are sensitive. Foreign Minist...

Pakistan today said it is considering India's offer of $five million as aid for its flood victims but a decision has been delayed as there is "sensitivity" involved in the relationship with India.Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said his Indian counterpart S M Krishna offered the aid during a telephone conversation on Friday."Yes, they have of...

After writing to his Pakistani counterpart last week condoling deaths in the floods, External Affairs Minister S M Krishna called up S M Qureshi on Friday and offered aid of US $5 million in "this hour of need".Krishna telephoned Qureshi and expressed solidarity with the people of Pakistan in handling the devastation caused by the floods - the wors...