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Shanghai Cooperation Organisation States Should Resolve Disputes Through Dialogue: Xi Jinping
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday said that members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) should deepen mutual trust and resolve disputes and differences through dialogue and consultations, while firmly dealing with terrorist, separatist and extremist forces.
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Farooq Abdullah Reportedly Dissuaded Separatists For Dialogue With Centre
Hitting out at National Conference president Farooq Abdullah over his reported statement cautioning separatists against entering into a dialogue with the Centre, the ruling PDP in Jammu and Kashmir today said it was "an attempt to sabotage" the prospects of peace and stability in the state.
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Government Ready For Talks If Hurriyat Agrees, Says Rajnath Singh
Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday said the government was ready to hold dialogue with the Hurriyat Conference leadership if the separatists come forward for talks.
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No Talk With Separatists Unless Violence Stops In Valley: Supreme Court
No meaningful dialogue is possible in Jammu and Kashmir unless violence stops in the strife-torn Valley, the Supreme Court said on Monday. "Talks with whom? No talk can take place unless the violence stops," a bench of Chief Justice J S Khehar and Justice D Y Chandrachud said.
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No Talks With Separatists In Jammu And Kashmir, Centre Tells Supreme Court
The union government made its stand clear and reiterated that there will not be any talks with separatists or those raising slogans of "accession or Azadi" in Jammu and Kashmir. The Centre informed the Supreme Court on Friday that a dialogue to restore normalcy was possible only with the legally recognised stakeholders or political parties.
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Student Protests In Srinagar As Mehbooba Mufti Meets PM Narendra Modi In Delhi: 10 Points
Clashes broke out today as hundreds of students tried to take out a protest march in Srinagar but were stopped by the police. The students took out their march from SP College on one of the busiest areas of Srinagar. According to the police, some of them threw stones after which security forces used batons. More violence erupted in the afternoon at...
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Opposition For Talks With Hurriyat Ahead Of All-Party Team's Kashmir Visit
Ahead of the visit of an all-party delegation to Jammu and Kashmir, political parties today called for holding dialogue with "all stakeholders", including Hurriyat, to douse the unrest that has crippled the state for nearly two months since the killing of terrorist Burhan Wani.
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Kashmir Unrest: National Conference Seeks Sustained Dialogue With Pak
National Conference, the main opposition party in Jammu and Kashmir, today asked the centre to initiate a sustained dialogue with Pakistan as well as separatists groups in the state for evolving a consensus for a mutually acceptable solution to the political issue.
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RSS Bats For Dialogue With Pakistan, Calls Separatists 'Silly'
The Centre should not give into "provocation" and continue its engagement with Pakistan, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) today said and ridiculed the separatists who have been invited by Pakistan for 'Pakistan Day' function at its High Commission in Delhi.
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In Pakistan's Meeting With Separatists, A Shadow Over Dialogue With India
As India and Pakistan prepare to resume a long-stalled formal dialogue, Pakistani High Commissioner Abdul Basit met a delegation of separatists today in a move that risks aggravating New Delhi.
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Open To Dialogue With Groups in Jammu and Kashmir That Do Not Engage In Violence, Says Home Ministry
The Union Home Ministry today said that it is open to a dialogue with those groups in Jammu and Kashmir which "eschew the path of violence and are willing to work within the framework of the Constitution of India".
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Will Talk to Kashmiri Separatists: Pakistani PM Snubs India
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Thursday said Pakistan will talk with Kashmiri leaders before initiating any dialogue with India, media reported.
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Calling Off Talks a Message to Pakistan: BJP President Amit Shah
By calling off the scheduled Foreign Secretary talks, the Narendra Modi Government has sent out a message to Pakistan that bilateral dialogue cannot be held if it continues to engage separatists in Kashmir vis-a-vis India, BJP President Amit Shah said in Hyderabad today.
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Dialogue is Not a Favour, Says Pakistani High Commissioner
The Pakistani envoy whose conferrals with Kashmiri separatists provoked India to cancel talks in Islamabad today said, "Dialogue is not a favour by Pakistan to India or vice versa" while declaring that his country remains committed to promoting regional peace through talks.
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Ukraine President Offers Talks with Eastern Rebels
Ukraine's new Western-backed president agreed on Sunday to dialogue with those separatists not implicated in "murder and torture" as he laid out a peace plan for ending the pro-Russian insurgency threating his ex-Soviet state.
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Shanghai Cooperation Organisation States Should Resolve Disputes Through Dialogue: Xi Jinping
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday said that members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) should deepen mutual trust and resolve disputes and differences through dialogue and consultations, while firmly dealing with terrorist, separatist and extremist forces.
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Farooq Abdullah Reportedly Dissuaded Separatists For Dialogue With Centre
Hitting out at National Conference president Farooq Abdullah over his reported statement cautioning separatists against entering into a dialogue with the Centre, the ruling PDP in Jammu and Kashmir today said it was "an attempt to sabotage" the prospects of peace and stability in the state.
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Government Ready For Talks If Hurriyat Agrees, Says Rajnath Singh
Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday said the government was ready to hold dialogue with the Hurriyat Conference leadership if the separatists come forward for talks.
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No Talk With Separatists Unless Violence Stops In Valley: Supreme Court
No meaningful dialogue is possible in Jammu and Kashmir unless violence stops in the strife-torn Valley, the Supreme Court said on Monday. "Talks with whom? No talk can take place unless the violence stops," a bench of Chief Justice J S Khehar and Justice D Y Chandrachud said.
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No Talks With Separatists In Jammu And Kashmir, Centre Tells Supreme Court
The union government made its stand clear and reiterated that there will not be any talks with separatists or those raising slogans of "accession or Azadi" in Jammu and Kashmir. The Centre informed the Supreme Court on Friday that a dialogue to restore normalcy was possible only with the legally recognised stakeholders or political parties.
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Student Protests In Srinagar As Mehbooba Mufti Meets PM Narendra Modi In Delhi: 10 Points
Clashes broke out today as hundreds of students tried to take out a protest march in Srinagar but were stopped by the police. The students took out their march from SP College on one of the busiest areas of Srinagar. According to the police, some of them threw stones after which security forces used batons. More violence erupted in the afternoon at...
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Opposition For Talks With Hurriyat Ahead Of All-Party Team's Kashmir Visit
Ahead of the visit of an all-party delegation to Jammu and Kashmir, political parties today called for holding dialogue with "all stakeholders", including Hurriyat, to douse the unrest that has crippled the state for nearly two months since the killing of terrorist Burhan Wani.
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Kashmir Unrest: National Conference Seeks Sustained Dialogue With Pak
National Conference, the main opposition party in Jammu and Kashmir, today asked the centre to initiate a sustained dialogue with Pakistan as well as separatists groups in the state for evolving a consensus for a mutually acceptable solution to the political issue.
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RSS Bats For Dialogue With Pakistan, Calls Separatists 'Silly'
The Centre should not give into "provocation" and continue its engagement with Pakistan, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) today said and ridiculed the separatists who have been invited by Pakistan for 'Pakistan Day' function at its High Commission in Delhi.
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In Pakistan's Meeting With Separatists, A Shadow Over Dialogue With India
As India and Pakistan prepare to resume a long-stalled formal dialogue, Pakistani High Commissioner Abdul Basit met a delegation of separatists today in a move that risks aggravating New Delhi.
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Open To Dialogue With Groups in Jammu and Kashmir That Do Not Engage In Violence, Says Home Ministry
The Union Home Ministry today said that it is open to a dialogue with those groups in Jammu and Kashmir which "eschew the path of violence and are willing to work within the framework of the Constitution of India".
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Will Talk to Kashmiri Separatists: Pakistani PM Snubs India
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Thursday said Pakistan will talk with Kashmiri leaders before initiating any dialogue with India, media reported.
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Calling Off Talks a Message to Pakistan: BJP President Amit Shah
By calling off the scheduled Foreign Secretary talks, the Narendra Modi Government has sent out a message to Pakistan that bilateral dialogue cannot be held if it continues to engage separatists in Kashmir vis-a-vis India, BJP President Amit Shah said in Hyderabad today.
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Dialogue is Not a Favour, Says Pakistani High Commissioner
The Pakistani envoy whose conferrals with Kashmiri separatists provoked India to cancel talks in Islamabad today said, "Dialogue is not a favour by Pakistan to India or vice versa" while declaring that his country remains committed to promoting regional peace through talks.
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Ukraine President Offers Talks with Eastern Rebels
Ukraine's new Western-backed president agreed on Sunday to dialogue with those separatists not implicated in "murder and torture" as he laid out a peace plan for ending the pro-Russian insurgency threating his ex-Soviet state.
