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India, Pakistan Issue Joint Statement: Full Text
India and Pakistan are resuming bilateral dialogue, foreign minister Sushma Swaraj said during her visit to Islamabad today.
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Nawaz Sharif Under Fire Over No Mention of Kashmir in Joint Statement With India
Shortly after welcoming today's meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif, leaders and the media in Pakistan have criticised the government over the absence of any mention of Kashmir in the joint statement.
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Pakistan Cricket Board and BCCI Will Have Another Round of Talks on Indo-Pak Series: Anurag Thakur
Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Shaharyar Khan had visited India recently to rally hard for the resumption of Indo-Pak cricket ties. Shaharyar, during a joint press statement with BCCI president Jagmohan Dalmiya in Kolkata, proposed a series comprising three Tests, five ODIs and two T20s in December but BCCI is certainly not rushing into it.
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Indo,Pak joint statement on secretary-level talks
The two-day foreign secretary level talks between India and Pakistan have ended. Terror and the arrest of 26/11 terrorist Abu Jundal dominated discussions yesterday.
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Indo-Pak talks: Transcript of joint press briefing
The two-day Indo-Pak talks concluded in Islamabad today. Foreign Secretaries of both countries described them as "frank and cordial", in a joint press briefing. Here's the record of the joint press briefing by Foreign Secretaries of both countries:Well good afternoon Ladies and Gentlemen,Thank you for your patience. Let me first of all welcome Fore...
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Joint statement on meeting of Indo-Pak foreign secretaries
The second day of India's talks with Pakistan have concluded in Islamabad. Today was devoted largely to the issue of Kashmir. Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao and her Pakistani counterpart Salman Bashir were scheduled to hold separate press conferences but decided at the last minute to meet reporters together. Here's the the joint statement iss...
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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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India tells US, China third-party monitoring not required
In its first reaction to the US-China Joint Statement on Indo-Pak ties, India has made clear that "no third country role is necessary" in its efforts to strengthen ties with Pakistan.
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Indo-Pak joint statement: Oppn attacks S M Krishna
The Opposition is going full steam ahead in its attack on the government over the handling of Pakistan.
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Govt distances itself from Balochistan in joint statement
The mention of Balochistan in the Indo-Pak joint statement continued to haunt the government which sought to distance itself.
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Pranab to PM's rescue; says talks do not mean surrender
However, the BJP continued its offensive on Balochistan, asking just what was the need to mention it in the joint statement.
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We welcome resumption of dialogue with Pak: Sonia
Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Thursday came out in strong support of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's India-Pakistan joint statement.
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Gilani lauds PM's statement; says dialogue only way forward
Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on Wednesday reciprocated the "sentiments for peace" expressed by Manmohan Singh.
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Oppn dissatisfied with PM's Indo-Pak statement clarification
Opposition was dissatisfied with prime minister's clarification in Parliament on the issue of Indo-Pak Joint Statement.
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India's stand on terror not diluted, says PM
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday insisted that dialogue cannot be resumed till Pakistan acts against terror.
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India, Pakistan Issue Joint Statement: Full Text
India and Pakistan are resuming bilateral dialogue, foreign minister Sushma Swaraj said during her visit to Islamabad today.
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Nawaz Sharif Under Fire Over No Mention of Kashmir in Joint Statement With India
Shortly after welcoming today's meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif, leaders and the media in Pakistan have criticised the government over the absence of any mention of Kashmir in the joint statement.
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Pakistan Cricket Board and BCCI Will Have Another Round of Talks on Indo-Pak Series: Anurag Thakur
Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Shaharyar Khan had visited India recently to rally hard for the resumption of Indo-Pak cricket ties. Shaharyar, during a joint press statement with BCCI president Jagmohan Dalmiya in Kolkata, proposed a series comprising three Tests, five ODIs and two T20s in December but BCCI is certainly not rushing into it.
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Indo,Pak joint statement on secretary-level talks
The two-day foreign secretary level talks between India and Pakistan have ended. Terror and the arrest of 26/11 terrorist Abu Jundal dominated discussions yesterday.
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Indo-Pak talks: Transcript of joint press briefing
The two-day Indo-Pak talks concluded in Islamabad today. Foreign Secretaries of both countries described them as "frank and cordial", in a joint press briefing. Here's the record of the joint press briefing by Foreign Secretaries of both countries:Well good afternoon Ladies and Gentlemen,Thank you for your patience. Let me first of all welcome Fore...
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Joint statement on meeting of Indo-Pak foreign secretaries
The second day of India's talks with Pakistan have concluded in Islamabad. Today was devoted largely to the issue of Kashmir. Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao and her Pakistani counterpart Salman Bashir were scheduled to hold separate press conferences but decided at the last minute to meet reporters together. Here's the the joint statement iss...
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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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India tells US, China third-party monitoring not required
In its first reaction to the US-China Joint Statement on Indo-Pak ties, India has made clear that "no third country role is necessary" in its efforts to strengthen ties with Pakistan.
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Indo-Pak joint statement: Oppn attacks S M Krishna
The Opposition is going full steam ahead in its attack on the government over the handling of Pakistan.
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Govt distances itself from Balochistan in joint statement
The mention of Balochistan in the Indo-Pak joint statement continued to haunt the government which sought to distance itself.
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Pranab to PM's rescue; says talks do not mean surrender
However, the BJP continued its offensive on Balochistan, asking just what was the need to mention it in the joint statement.
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We welcome resumption of dialogue with Pak: Sonia
Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Thursday came out in strong support of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's India-Pakistan joint statement.
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Gilani lauds PM's statement; says dialogue only way forward
Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on Wednesday reciprocated the "sentiments for peace" expressed by Manmohan Singh.
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Oppn dissatisfied with PM's Indo-Pak statement clarification
Opposition was dissatisfied with prime minister's clarification in Parliament on the issue of Indo-Pak Joint Statement.
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India's stand on terror not diluted, says PM
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday insisted that dialogue cannot be resumed till Pakistan acts against terror.
