Indo-pak Agreements

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today slammed Pakistan for continuously violating the ceasefire agreement with India despite giving assurance not to do so, saying Islamabad should not misinterpret "powerful" India's "decency".

A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned "blood and water cannot flow together," Pakistan has declared that if India opts out of a key water-sharing agreement, it would amount to "an act of war."

The 1960 Indus Waters Treaty between India and Pakistan has survived "two wars", a high-level UN official said underlining water also represents a source of cooperation and not just conflict.

India and Pakistan on Thursday exchanged a list of their nuclear installations under a bilateral agreement that bars them from attacking each other's atomic facilities.

Two phases of the much-hyped Indo-Pak liberal visa agreement which have not been operationalised yet, have been put on hold, sources have said. This is part of a larger move by the Home Ministry to defer confidence-building measures or CBMs with Pakistan for now, given the escalation of tension with the neighbour over ceasefire violations along the...

A revised visa agreement between India and Pakistan will be launched on Friday when Pakistan Interior Minister Rehman Malik arrives on a three-day visit to India, said official sources In New Delhi on Thursday.

The visit of Pakistan's Interior Minister Rehman Malik to India, for operationalisation of liberalised visa agreement between the two countries, has been deferred and he is likely to arrive in New Delhi on December 14.

Foreign ministers of India and Pakistan, SM Krishna and Hina Rabbani Khar addressed the media in Islamabad today.

A liberalised visa agreement and some cross-LOC Confidence Building Measures or CBMs for Jammu and Kashmir are expected to be announced today as External Affairs Minister SM Krishna met with his Pakistani counterpart Hina Rabbani Khar in Islamabad.

Agreements on a liberalised visa regime and cultural exchanges are expected to be signed during Foreign Minister SM Krishna's three-day visit to Pakistan which began today. Mr Krishna, who has reached Pakistan, will hold talks with his counterpart Hina Rabbani Khar in Islamabad tomorrow. He is expected to meet other Pakistan leaders also.

A widely-expected liberalised visa agreement between India and Pakistan was postponed at the Home Secretary-level talks in Islamabad today after Pakistan insisted on political participation. The agreement will provide tourist visas on arrival at the Wagah border for senior citizens and young children.

The Pakistan Football Federation claims to have reached an agreement with its Indian counterpart to play a couple of friendly matches in the United Kingdom next month.

Pakistan and Indian Hockey Federations have reached an agreement to revive bilateral Test series of their junior and senior teams in November and December.

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today slammed Pakistan for continuously violating the ceasefire agreement with India despite giving assurance not to do so, saying Islamabad should not misinterpret "powerful" India's "decency".

A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned "blood and water cannot flow together," Pakistan has declared that if India opts out of a key water-sharing agreement, it would amount to "an act of war."

The 1960 Indus Waters Treaty between India and Pakistan has survived "two wars", a high-level UN official said underlining water also represents a source of cooperation and not just conflict.

India and Pakistan on Thursday exchanged a list of their nuclear installations under a bilateral agreement that bars them from attacking each other's atomic facilities.

Two phases of the much-hyped Indo-Pak liberal visa agreement which have not been operationalised yet, have been put on hold, sources have said. This is part of a larger move by the Home Ministry to defer confidence-building measures or CBMs with Pakistan for now, given the escalation of tension with the neighbour over ceasefire violations along the...

A revised visa agreement between India and Pakistan will be launched on Friday when Pakistan Interior Minister Rehman Malik arrives on a three-day visit to India, said official sources In New Delhi on Thursday.

The visit of Pakistan's Interior Minister Rehman Malik to India, for operationalisation of liberalised visa agreement between the two countries, has been deferred and he is likely to arrive in New Delhi on December 14.

Foreign ministers of India and Pakistan, SM Krishna and Hina Rabbani Khar addressed the media in Islamabad today.

A liberalised visa agreement and some cross-LOC Confidence Building Measures or CBMs for Jammu and Kashmir are expected to be announced today as External Affairs Minister SM Krishna met with his Pakistani counterpart Hina Rabbani Khar in Islamabad.

Agreements on a liberalised visa regime and cultural exchanges are expected to be signed during Foreign Minister SM Krishna's three-day visit to Pakistan which began today. Mr Krishna, who has reached Pakistan, will hold talks with his counterpart Hina Rabbani Khar in Islamabad tomorrow. He is expected to meet other Pakistan leaders also.

A widely-expected liberalised visa agreement between India and Pakistan was postponed at the Home Secretary-level talks in Islamabad today after Pakistan insisted on political participation. The agreement will provide tourist visas on arrival at the Wagah border for senior citizens and young children.

The Pakistan Football Federation claims to have reached an agreement with its Indian counterpart to play a couple of friendly matches in the United Kingdom next month.

Pakistan and Indian Hockey Federations have reached an agreement to revive bilateral Test series of their junior and senior teams in November and December.