India-pakistan Train

The Indian Navy's premier technical training establishment, INS Shivaji, has received the original 'Vir Chakra' awarded to late Vice-Admiral Benoy Roy Chowdhury for his gallant actions during the 1971 India-Pakistan war.

After Karnataka BJP chief BS Yeddyurappa, his counterpart in Jharkhand today raked up a controversy by suggesting that the recent air strike on a terrorist camp in Pakistan's Balakot will help the ruling party in the Lok Sabha elections. "BJP will win all 14 seats in the Jharkhand, our surveys tell us that," Jharkhand BJP chief Laxman Gilua said. "...

The Samjhauta Express carrying some 150 passengers left Lahore railway station for India, Radio Pakistan reported.

Five days after India announced it had crossed the Line of Control to bomb the main training camp of terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed in Balakot in Pakistan, the government has yet to release any images of what was hit.

The Indian Railways has suspended operations of the India-Pakistan Samjhauta Express from its end starting Thursday, news agency PTI said today. The decision, it said, was based on "purely operational reasons" arising from the fact that the train has been carrying very few passengers due to stoppage of services from Pakistan's side.

Indian Air Force (IAF) fighter jets struck the biggest training camp of Jaish-e-Mohammad in Balakote, the Centre said today. The strikes by the IAF were carried out around 3:30 am by a dozen Mirage 2000 fighter jets.

Pakistan has asked India to present it with methods of teachers' training and research materials of various teacher training institutes.

Security was ramped up at the Punjab Cricket Association stadium on Sunday as India staged their first training session ahead of the high-profile World Cup semi-final against Pakistan.

Demolishing Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf's repeated assertions that there were no terrorist training camps in his country, the co-chair of the party that heads the new civilian government in Islamabad says these groups pose a ",very serious danger", to the sub-continental peace process.

The Indian Navy's premier technical training establishment, INS Shivaji, has received the original 'Vir Chakra' awarded to late Vice-Admiral Benoy Roy Chowdhury for his gallant actions during the 1971 India-Pakistan war.

After Karnataka BJP chief BS Yeddyurappa, his counterpart in Jharkhand today raked up a controversy by suggesting that the recent air strike on a terrorist camp in Pakistan's Balakot will help the ruling party in the Lok Sabha elections. "BJP will win all 14 seats in the Jharkhand, our surveys tell us that," Jharkhand BJP chief Laxman Gilua said. "...

The Samjhauta Express carrying some 150 passengers left Lahore railway station for India, Radio Pakistan reported.

Five days after India announced it had crossed the Line of Control to bomb the main training camp of terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed in Balakot in Pakistan, the government has yet to release any images of what was hit.

The Indian Railways has suspended operations of the India-Pakistan Samjhauta Express from its end starting Thursday, news agency PTI said today. The decision, it said, was based on "purely operational reasons" arising from the fact that the train has been carrying very few passengers due to stoppage of services from Pakistan's side.

Indian Air Force (IAF) fighter jets struck the biggest training camp of Jaish-e-Mohammad in Balakote, the Centre said today. The strikes by the IAF were carried out around 3:30 am by a dozen Mirage 2000 fighter jets.

Pakistan has asked India to present it with methods of teachers' training and research materials of various teacher training institutes.

Security was ramped up at the Punjab Cricket Association stadium on Sunday as India staged their first training session ahead of the high-profile World Cup semi-final against Pakistan.

Demolishing Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf's repeated assertions that there were no terrorist training camps in his country, the co-chair of the party that heads the new civilian government in Islamabad says these groups pose a ",very serious danger", to the sub-continental peace process.