Anand Sharma In Pakistan

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor responded to the same and said that that the speaker (Mr Gopinath) is "retired & living in undeserved anonymity."

The Narendra Modi government's foreign policy on Pakistan and China is a "disaster" and a review is overdue, the Congress said in its plenary session today. Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh underscored the need for a dialogue and the party's senior leader Anand Sharma accused the government of pursuing a "personalised national policy" instead o...

On a day an IED blast claimed the lives of four policemen in Jammu and Kashmir, the Congress questioned the recent covert meeting of the NSAs of India and Pakistan and alleged that the BJP-led Centre has "singularly failed" to protect the country's defence personnel.

Congress today attacked the government on allowing Pakistani probe team to visit Pathankot air base and the decision to allow 100 per cent FDI in E-commerce while remaining non-committal on support to the Goods and Services Tax (GST).

Congress today attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his "unscheduled" visit to Pakistan and alleged it was not for promoting India's national interest or to take forward the roadmap to engage with it on tackling terror but to promote private business interests.

First there was the icebreaker in Paris between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif. Then the thaw in Bangkok with the National Security Adviser level talks. And now, Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj is leaving for Islamabad today to attend a conference on Afghanistan.

Alleging that "India's democracy was under assault" from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led government, the Congress on Wednesday said the "government humiliates people those who do fall in line".

The move will pave the way for industries from the neighbouring country to set up businesses in the growing Indian market.

Improving the economic ties between the two nations, India today said it will allow Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) from Pakistan, paving the way for industries from the neighbouring country to set up businesses in the growing Indian market.

India and Pakistan today took a big step forward in strengthening trade relationship by easing visa rules. The move is aimed at normalising trade ties by the end of the year. The revised visa agreement will facilitate movement of people, particularly businessmen of both the countries.

Commerce Minister Anand Sharma, accompanied by business leaders of more than 100 Indian companies, on Monday, walked into Pakistan through the Wagah border, vowing to bring down barriers hampering trade and facilitate economic engagement between the two neighbors that would see bilateral commerce doubling to $6 billion in the next three years.

In a historic visit to boost Indo-Pak trade ties, Commerce Minister Anand Sharma is leading a delegation of over 100 business leaders to Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad. He is also likely to meet Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani during the four-day visit. The two sides will discuss ways of normalising trade relations, easing visa rules, assessing th...

As per the mutually agreed road map, Pakistan is committed to shifting its trade regime with India from the Positive List (PL) to Negative List (NL), thus allowing multi-fold increase in access to Indian Goods in the Pakistani market.

The delegations will visit Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad for close interaction with Pakistani CEOs and officials in what is being described as a "landmark initiative" for removing the barriers so that the volume of two-way trade reaches its potential of $10 billion in the next three years

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor responded to the same and said that that the speaker (Mr Gopinath) is "retired & living in undeserved anonymity."

The Narendra Modi government's foreign policy on Pakistan and China is a "disaster" and a review is overdue, the Congress said in its plenary session today. Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh underscored the need for a dialogue and the party's senior leader Anand Sharma accused the government of pursuing a "personalised national policy" instead o...

On a day an IED blast claimed the lives of four policemen in Jammu and Kashmir, the Congress questioned the recent covert meeting of the NSAs of India and Pakistan and alleged that the BJP-led Centre has "singularly failed" to protect the country's defence personnel.

Congress today attacked the government on allowing Pakistani probe team to visit Pathankot air base and the decision to allow 100 per cent FDI in E-commerce while remaining non-committal on support to the Goods and Services Tax (GST).

Congress today attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his "unscheduled" visit to Pakistan and alleged it was not for promoting India's national interest or to take forward the roadmap to engage with it on tackling terror but to promote private business interests.

First there was the icebreaker in Paris between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif. Then the thaw in Bangkok with the National Security Adviser level talks. And now, Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj is leaving for Islamabad today to attend a conference on Afghanistan.

Alleging that "India's democracy was under assault" from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led government, the Congress on Wednesday said the "government humiliates people those who do fall in line".

The move will pave the way for industries from the neighbouring country to set up businesses in the growing Indian market.

Improving the economic ties between the two nations, India today said it will allow Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) from Pakistan, paving the way for industries from the neighbouring country to set up businesses in the growing Indian market.

India and Pakistan today took a big step forward in strengthening trade relationship by easing visa rules. The move is aimed at normalising trade ties by the end of the year. The revised visa agreement will facilitate movement of people, particularly businessmen of both the countries.

Commerce Minister Anand Sharma, accompanied by business leaders of more than 100 Indian companies, on Monday, walked into Pakistan through the Wagah border, vowing to bring down barriers hampering trade and facilitate economic engagement between the two neighbors that would see bilateral commerce doubling to $6 billion in the next three years.

In a historic visit to boost Indo-Pak trade ties, Commerce Minister Anand Sharma is leading a delegation of over 100 business leaders to Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad. He is also likely to meet Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani during the four-day visit. The two sides will discuss ways of normalising trade relations, easing visa rules, assessing th...

As per the mutually agreed road map, Pakistan is committed to shifting its trade regime with India from the Positive List (PL) to Negative List (NL), thus allowing multi-fold increase in access to Indian Goods in the Pakistani market.

The delegations will visit Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad for close interaction with Pakistani CEOs and officials in what is being described as a "landmark initiative" for removing the barriers so that the volume of two-way trade reaches its potential of $10 billion in the next three years