Jatin Desai

Despite a complete halt to bilateral talks between India and Pakistan, 439 Indian fishermen languishing in Pakistani jails will return home in two batches, a pressure group said on Friday.

Heightened tensions with Pakistan has cast a shadow over the second edition of 'Made in Pakistan Expo Mumbai' which was scheduled to start here tomorrow, with the organisers indefinitely postponing the event at the last minute.

Pakistan will release 338 Indian prisoners, including eight juveniles, on Saturday. They are expected to cross into India from the Wagah-Attari border in Punjab.

Despite a complete halt to bilateral talks between India and Pakistan, 439 Indian fishermen languishing in Pakistani jails will return home in two batches, a pressure group said on Friday.

Heightened tensions with Pakistan has cast a shadow over the second edition of 'Made in Pakistan Expo Mumbai' which was scheduled to start here tomorrow, with the organisers indefinitely postponing the event at the last minute.

Pakistan will release 338 Indian prisoners, including eight juveniles, on Saturday. They are expected to cross into India from the Wagah-Attari border in Punjab.