Nsa Talks With Pakistan

Pakistan and US have discussed regional security issues, including situation in Afghanistan, and bilateral economic cooperation as America's Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman held talks with country's NSA Moeed Yusuf, official media reported.

Unlike Pakistan, India has chosen to downplay the exchange between its National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and his Pakistani counterpart General Nasser Khan Janjua, who spoke to each other yesterday.

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.

India is expected to announce its decision today on Foreign Secretary talks with Pakistan.

Ahead of Friday's proposed talks, Pakistan appears to be sending mixed messages to India about how far its government is willing to go in taking action for the deadly attack on the Pathankot Air Force base last week.

Denying that he had told a newspaper that the Foreign Secretary level talks with Pakistan were cancelled, National Security Adviser Ajit Doval today told NDTV that talks would take place "only if Pakistan takes action" against those behind the Pathankot terror attack.

What India-Pakistan relationship needs is a sustained dialogue, with small steps taken to achieve concrete results that can all add up to build confidence in the process, a process that must ultimately resolve the Kashmir issue.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said resumption of talks with Pakistan was to "try and turn the course of history" and to bring an end to terrorism but made it clear that the neighbouring country would be judged by its commitment on terrorism.

On the eve of External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj's visit to Pakistan, senior BJP leader Yashwant Sinha today questioned the government's strategy on dealing with Pakistan. Mr Sinha, who was the External Affairs Minister from mid-2002 to the end of the BJP-led government's tenure in 2004, said the government needs to explain to the country why ...

First there was the icebreaker in Paris between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif. Then the thaw in Bangkok with the National Security Adviser level talks. And now, Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj is leaving for Islamabad today to attend a conference on Afghanistan.

Hitting out at Pakistan for trying to give a sermon on pluralism after Islamabad expressed concern over attempts to disrupt functions of its prominent personalities, India asserted that non-practice of terrorism is central to the betterment of ties between India and Pakistan.

A three-member delegation from the Hurriyat Conference belonging to the Syed Ali Shah Geelani faction met Pakistani envoy Abdul Basit on Tuesday, and handed over a confidential letter for Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.

With NSA talks between India and Pakistan collapsing, chances of bilateral cricket has also taken a hit. The last Test series between the two was in

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.

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.

Pakistan and US have discussed regional security issues, including situation in Afghanistan, and bilateral economic cooperation as America's Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman held talks with country's NSA Moeed Yusuf, official media reported.

Unlike Pakistan, India has chosen to downplay the exchange between its National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and his Pakistani counterpart General Nasser Khan Janjua, who spoke to each other yesterday.

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.

India is expected to announce its decision today on Foreign Secretary talks with Pakistan.

Ahead of Friday's proposed talks, Pakistan appears to be sending mixed messages to India about how far its government is willing to go in taking action for the deadly attack on the Pathankot Air Force base last week.

Denying that he had told a newspaper that the Foreign Secretary level talks with Pakistan were cancelled, National Security Adviser Ajit Doval today told NDTV that talks would take place "only if Pakistan takes action" against those behind the Pathankot terror attack.

What India-Pakistan relationship needs is a sustained dialogue, with small steps taken to achieve concrete results that can all add up to build confidence in the process, a process that must ultimately resolve the Kashmir issue.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said resumption of talks with Pakistan was to "try and turn the course of history" and to bring an end to terrorism but made it clear that the neighbouring country would be judged by its commitment on terrorism.

On the eve of External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj's visit to Pakistan, senior BJP leader Yashwant Sinha today questioned the government's strategy on dealing with Pakistan. Mr Sinha, who was the External Affairs Minister from mid-2002 to the end of the BJP-led government's tenure in 2004, said the government needs to explain to the country why ...

First there was the icebreaker in Paris between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif. Then the thaw in Bangkok with the National Security Adviser level talks. And now, Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj is leaving for Islamabad today to attend a conference on Afghanistan.

Hitting out at Pakistan for trying to give a sermon on pluralism after Islamabad expressed concern over attempts to disrupt functions of its prominent personalities, India asserted that non-practice of terrorism is central to the betterment of ties between India and Pakistan.

A three-member delegation from the Hurriyat Conference belonging to the Syed Ali Shah Geelani faction met Pakistani envoy Abdul Basit on Tuesday, and handed over a confidential letter for Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.

With NSA talks between India and Pakistan collapsing, chances of bilateral cricket has also taken a hit. The last Test series between the two was in

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.

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.