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"I Will Request Modi Sahab...": Shahid Afridi On India-Pakistan Cricket Conflicts
Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has a 'request' for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi lover Indo-Pak cricketing issues.
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India, Pakistan Exchange Lists Of Prisoners, Fishermen In Their Custody
India and Pakistan on Sunday exchanged the lists of civilian prisoners and fishermen in their custody, in line with the longstanding agreement between the two countries.
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China Snubs Pak After Top Army General Accuses India Of Plans To 'Sabotage'
China today dismissed a top Pakistani Army General's allegation that India has established a special intelligence cell at a cost of $500 million to sabotage the strategic China-Pakistan Economic Corridor or CPEC, saying that it does not have any such report.
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PM Narendra Modi's Push Against Pak Has A Role For Himalayan Rivers: Foreign Media
Himalayan rivers have become the new flash point in the bitter India-Pakistan conflict, providing the latest diplomatic weapon in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's push to isolate Islamabad.
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India To Give Rs 5 Lakh To Victims Of Cross-Border Firing
For the first time, civilian victims of cross border firing along the India-Pakistan border will be given a compensation of Rs 5 lakh similar to those who die due to terrorism or Maoist violence.
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President Pranab Mukherjee Meets Families of 1965 War Heroes
President Pranab Mukherjee today met family members of the winners of the Param Vir Chakra, India's highest gallantry award along with other veterans of the 1965 India-Pakistan war at the conflict's golden jubilee commemorative exhibition in New Delhi.
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NDTV Dialogues: The India-Pakistan Conundrum - full transcript
On the NDTV Dialogues this week, we look at moving beyond the Line of Control, the line of conflict between India and Pakistan.
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Ban Ki-moon encouraged by India-Pakistan efforts to engage in dialogue
Expressing sorrow over the incidents along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon today said he was "reasonably encouraged" by the efforts of India and Pakistan to resolve their source of conflict through talks.
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Did General Musharraf cross the LoC ahead of Kargil conflict?
Former Pakistani President General Pervez Musharraf, unwanted in his own country and shunned by his own fraternity, is fighting a desperate battle for survival. Under attack from some of his own Army colleagues for having kept large parts of the Pakistani establishment in the dark over the Kargil operation of 1999, General Musharraf through his aid...
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India-Pakistan talks: No to conflict ideology
The Indo-Pak talks that concluded in Islamabad today were described by the Foreign Secretaries of both countries as "frank and cordial". The two-day talks prepared the ground for a meeting between the Foreign Ministers in Delhi in late July.Sources in the Indian government say that Pakistan was asked for answers about the relationship between its s...
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Militants looking to trigger India-Pakistan conflict: US
Top US diplomatic and military officials warned on Thursday of fresh attempts by militant groups to push nuclear-armed rivals India and Pakistan into a military conflict.The chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Mike Mullen, said he feared extremists would attempt another operation similar to the 2008 Mumbai attacks in order to goad Ind...
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"I Will Request Modi Sahab...": Shahid Afridi On India-Pakistan Cricket Conflicts
Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has a 'request' for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi lover Indo-Pak cricketing issues.
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India, Pakistan Exchange Lists Of Prisoners, Fishermen In Their Custody
India and Pakistan on Sunday exchanged the lists of civilian prisoners and fishermen in their custody, in line with the longstanding agreement between the two countries.
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China Snubs Pak After Top Army General Accuses India Of Plans To 'Sabotage'
China today dismissed a top Pakistani Army General's allegation that India has established a special intelligence cell at a cost of $500 million to sabotage the strategic China-Pakistan Economic Corridor or CPEC, saying that it does not have any such report.
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PM Narendra Modi's Push Against Pak Has A Role For Himalayan Rivers: Foreign Media
Himalayan rivers have become the new flash point in the bitter India-Pakistan conflict, providing the latest diplomatic weapon in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's push to isolate Islamabad.
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India To Give Rs 5 Lakh To Victims Of Cross-Border Firing
For the first time, civilian victims of cross border firing along the India-Pakistan border will be given a compensation of Rs 5 lakh similar to those who die due to terrorism or Maoist violence.
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President Pranab Mukherjee Meets Families of 1965 War Heroes
President Pranab Mukherjee today met family members of the winners of the Param Vir Chakra, India's highest gallantry award along with other veterans of the 1965 India-Pakistan war at the conflict's golden jubilee commemorative exhibition in New Delhi.
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NDTV Dialogues: The India-Pakistan Conundrum - full transcript
On the NDTV Dialogues this week, we look at moving beyond the Line of Control, the line of conflict between India and Pakistan.
-
Ban Ki-moon encouraged by India-Pakistan efforts to engage in dialogue
Expressing sorrow over the incidents along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon today said he was "reasonably encouraged" by the efforts of India and Pakistan to resolve their source of conflict through talks.
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Did General Musharraf cross the LoC ahead of Kargil conflict?
Former Pakistani President General Pervez Musharraf, unwanted in his own country and shunned by his own fraternity, is fighting a desperate battle for survival. Under attack from some of his own Army colleagues for having kept large parts of the Pakistani establishment in the dark over the Kargil operation of 1999, General Musharraf through his aid...
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India-Pakistan talks: No to conflict ideology
The Indo-Pak talks that concluded in Islamabad today were described by the Foreign Secretaries of both countries as "frank and cordial". The two-day talks prepared the ground for a meeting between the Foreign Ministers in Delhi in late July.Sources in the Indian government say that Pakistan was asked for answers about the relationship between its s...
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Militants looking to trigger India-Pakistan conflict: US
Top US diplomatic and military officials warned on Thursday of fresh attempts by militant groups to push nuclear-armed rivals India and Pakistan into a military conflict.The chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Mike Mullen, said he feared extremists would attempt another operation similar to the 2008 Mumbai attacks in order to goad Ind...
