Nsa Talks Called Of

The Centre should not give into "provocation" and continue its engagement with Pakistan, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) today said and ridiculed the separatists who have been invited by Pakistan for 'Pakistan Day' function at its High Commission in Delhi.

As the prime ministers of India and Pakistan head towards New York to attend the UN General Assembly session raising the possibility of a meeting, the US has said it is for the two leaders to decide on the time and place for their meeting.

Notwithstanding the cancellation of NSA talks, heads of border guards of India and Pakistan are expected to meet in New Delhi from September 9 to discuss ways to have peace on the frontier which has been volatile over the last several months.

By rendering the India-Pakistan dialogue hostage to the Hurriyat, Modi has raised the Hurriyat to the status of arbiter of the sub-continents destiny. What a silly own-goal to score.

The US has said it was "disappointed" that the proposed talks between the National Security Advisors of India and Pakistan has been called off.

India tonight described as unfortunate Pakistan's decision to call of the Indo-Pak NSA-level talks, asserting that it did not set any "pre-conditions" as stated by that country.

Talks between India and Pakistan, scheduled for Sunday, are precariously placed, with both sides virtually daring each other to call off the dialogue of their National Security Advisers (NSAs).

The confusion that impelled the house arrest and then the release, two hours later, of Kashmiri separatists in Srinagar is matched by an equally befuddling explanation of just who called the shots.

The run-up to a new dialogue between India and Pakistan is seething with tension. Next week, the National Security Advisors are to meet in Delhi. Today, a senior Indian envoy was summoned in Islamabad. The Pakistani government called him to protest India's decision to not challenge the bail granted to Swami Aseemanand, the alleged mastermind of the...

The Centre should not give into "provocation" and continue its engagement with Pakistan, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) today said and ridiculed the separatists who have been invited by Pakistan for 'Pakistan Day' function at its High Commission in Delhi.

As the prime ministers of India and Pakistan head towards New York to attend the UN General Assembly session raising the possibility of a meeting, the US has said it is for the two leaders to decide on the time and place for their meeting.

Notwithstanding the cancellation of NSA talks, heads of border guards of India and Pakistan are expected to meet in New Delhi from September 9 to discuss ways to have peace on the frontier which has been volatile over the last several months.

By rendering the India-Pakistan dialogue hostage to the Hurriyat, Modi has raised the Hurriyat to the status of arbiter of the sub-continents destiny. What a silly own-goal to score.

The US has said it was "disappointed" that the proposed talks between the National Security Advisors of India and Pakistan has been called off.

India tonight described as unfortunate Pakistan's decision to call of the Indo-Pak NSA-level talks, asserting that it did not set any "pre-conditions" as stated by that country.

Talks between India and Pakistan, scheduled for Sunday, are precariously placed, with both sides virtually daring each other to call off the dialogue of their National Security Advisers (NSAs).

The confusion that impelled the house arrest and then the release, two hours later, of Kashmiri separatists in Srinagar is matched by an equally befuddling explanation of just who called the shots.

The run-up to a new dialogue between India and Pakistan is seething with tension. Next week, the National Security Advisors are to meet in Delhi. Today, a senior Indian envoy was summoned in Islamabad. The Pakistani government called him to protest India's decision to not challenge the bail granted to Swami Aseemanand, the alleged mastermind of the...