Indo-pak Statement

The Border Security Force (BSF) has recovered a Pakistani drone from a paddy field near the India-Pakistan border in Ferozepur district, an official statement said.

The BJP's Amit Shah on Thursday said statements like "goli maaro" and "Indo-Pak match" should not have been made by BJP leaders ahead of the Delhi elections.

Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has stopped his ministers from giving anti-India statements so that the peace process is not hit, an official said.

India today expressed hope that re-engaging with Pakistan under a 'Comprehensive Bilateral Dialogue' will mark beginning of peace and development as continued estrangement was a hurdle to peace and prosperity in the region.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj will make a statement in Parliament on December 14 on the recent developments in India-Pakistan relations.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj will make a statement in Parliament on the recent developments in India-Pakistan relations tomorrow, government said in the Lok Sabha today.

India and Pakistan are resuming bilateral dialogue, foreign minister Sushma Swaraj said during her visit to Islamabad today.

Javed Miandad said the inflammatory statements given by Indian leaders and ministers were most unfortunate and would not help Indo-Pak cricket relations.

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.

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.

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.

The continuing freeze on Indo-Pak bilateral cricket is "frustrating", says Shoaib Akhtar but the former pacer does not agree with PCB chairman Zaka Ashraf's "politically incorrect" statement that the Indians are intimidated by the prospect of taking on an in-form Pakistan.

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...

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...

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...

The Border Security Force (BSF) has recovered a Pakistani drone from a paddy field near the India-Pakistan border in Ferozepur district, an official statement said.

The BJP's Amit Shah on Thursday said statements like "goli maaro" and "Indo-Pak match" should not have been made by BJP leaders ahead of the Delhi elections.

Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has stopped his ministers from giving anti-India statements so that the peace process is not hit, an official said.

India today expressed hope that re-engaging with Pakistan under a 'Comprehensive Bilateral Dialogue' will mark beginning of peace and development as continued estrangement was a hurdle to peace and prosperity in the region.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj will make a statement in Parliament on December 14 on the recent developments in India-Pakistan relations.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj will make a statement in Parliament on the recent developments in India-Pakistan relations tomorrow, government said in the Lok Sabha today.

India and Pakistan are resuming bilateral dialogue, foreign minister Sushma Swaraj said during her visit to Islamabad today.

Javed Miandad said the inflammatory statements given by Indian leaders and ministers were most unfortunate and would not help Indo-Pak cricket relations.

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.

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.

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.

The continuing freeze on Indo-Pak bilateral cricket is "frustrating", says Shoaib Akhtar but the former pacer does not agree with PCB chairman Zaka Ashraf's "politically incorrect" statement that the Indians are intimidated by the prospect of taking on an in-form Pakistan.

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...

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...

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...