India Afghanistan Strategic Partnership Agreement

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  In Message To Pak, India And Afghanistan Demand End To State-Sponsored Terrorism

  Expressing grave concern at continued use of terrorism for achieving political objectives in the region, India and Afghanistan today called for an end to all sponsorship and sanctuaries to terrorists, in what is seen as a stern message to Pakistan.

• India, Afghanistan set in motion strategic partnership pact

  India has assured that its assistance was neither "transitory" nor in "transition" to Afghanistan, which said it was looking forward to increasing training and capacity building of its security forces apart from equipping them with help from India. The two countries also set in motion the implementation of the Strategic Partnership Agreement, inked...

• India all set to train Afghan Army

  During the visit of Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai to India last month, the two countries signed strategic partnership agreement according to which India agreed to train, equip and build capacity for Afghan security forces, including the Army.

• Pak a 'twin brother', India a 'great friend': Karzai

  Pakistan is a "twin brother" and India a "great friend", Afghan President Hamid Karzai said today in an obvious attempt to reassure Pakistan that the Strategic Partnership Agreement signed here yesterday was not targeted against it.

• India agrees to train, equip Afghan army: Sources

  Afghan president Hamid Karzai and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday finalised the details of a strategic partnership between the two nations. A total of three bilateral agreements were signed. Mr Karzai is on a two-day trip to India.