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Hitting Back at Pakistan, India Says it Doesn't Need a Lecture on Pluralism
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.
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US National Security Advisor to Visit Pakistan Tomorrow
US National Security Advisor (NSA) Susan E. Rice is scheduled to arrive in Pakistan on Sunday on a day-long official visit, a media report said today.
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Heads of BSF and Pakistan Rangers to Meet in Delhi in September: Sources
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.
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Opinion: With Pakistan, Modi's Big Own-Goal
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.
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'Remember We Are Also a Nuclear-Armed Country,' Pakistan Tells India
Pakistan's National Security Advisor Sartaj Aziz has accused India of acting like a regional superpower, alleging it was imposing its agenda in violation of Ufa agreement that scuttled the NSA-level talks.
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After India-Pakistan NSA-Level Talks Fiasco, Military Talk in Doldrums: Report
After the cancellation of NSA-level talks, proposed meetings between top military officials of India and Pakistan are now unlikely, a media report said today.
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Why Didn't Pakistan Raise Kashmir in Ufa, Asks Home Minister Rajnath Singh
Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said the cancellation of the National Security Advisor level talks between India and Pakistan were "unfortunate". India, he said, wanted it, but Pakistan had cancelled it.
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India Not 'Running Away' From Talks, Says Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj has given Pakistan a midnight deadline tonight, to assure India that it will not meet the separatist Hurriyat conference and will restrict the agenda of the NSA talks on Monday only to terrorism. Mrs Swaraj addressed a press conference just hours after Pakistan's NSA Sartaj Aziz said he was ready to travel to India fo...
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Pakistan's Statement on National Security Advisor Talks With India
Pakistan's National Security Advisor Sartaj Aziz today said that he is ready to go to New Delhi for talks with his Indian counterpart Ajit Doval "without any preconditions".
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We Stick to Commitment at Ufa, Says Home Minister Rajnath Singh
India today asserted that it sticks to the commitment between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif in Ufa to engage in a substantive discussion on terrorism.
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Pak Invite to Kashmiri Separatists is Irritant, But India Won't Cancel Talks
India will not call off next week's talks with Pakistan's National Security Advisor Sartaj Aziz despite the fact that he will meet with Kashmiri separatist leaders in Delhi, said government sources today.
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Pakistan Confirms Sartaz Aziz to Come For NSA Talks on Aug 23
After days of uncertainty, Pakistan has confirmed that its National Security Adviser Sartaz Aziz will travel to India on August 23 for talks with his Indian counterpart Ajit Doval.
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India, Pak Were Close to Kashmir 'Framework': Ex-Pak Foreign Minister
India and Pakistan were about to reach a "framework" on Kashmir during UPA I rule and both sides even had decided not to proclaim "victory" post the announcement, former Pakistan Foreign Minister Khurshid Kasuri said today.
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'Committed to Peace but Won't Let Our Guard Down,' Says India on Pak Firing
India today said it is committed to peace on the border but would respond to unprovoked firing by Pakistan and would not let its guard down, after a series of ceasefire violations that have disconcerted New Delhi days after talks between prime ministers of the two countries.
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3 Days After Talks, Pakistan Back to Seeking 'More Evidence' on 26/11 Case
Three days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif agreed that the 26/11 trial should be speeded up, Pakistan has lobbed the ball back in India's court saying it wants "more information and evidence".
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Hitting Back at Pakistan, India Says it Doesn't Need a Lecture on Pluralism
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.
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US National Security Advisor to Visit Pakistan Tomorrow
US National Security Advisor (NSA) Susan E. Rice is scheduled to arrive in Pakistan on Sunday on a day-long official visit, a media report said today.
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Heads of BSF and Pakistan Rangers to Meet in Delhi in September: Sources
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.
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Opinion: With Pakistan, Modi's Big Own-Goal
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.
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'Remember We Are Also a Nuclear-Armed Country,' Pakistan Tells India
Pakistan's National Security Advisor Sartaj Aziz has accused India of acting like a regional superpower, alleging it was imposing its agenda in violation of Ufa agreement that scuttled the NSA-level talks.
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After India-Pakistan NSA-Level Talks Fiasco, Military Talk in Doldrums: Report
After the cancellation of NSA-level talks, proposed meetings between top military officials of India and Pakistan are now unlikely, a media report said today.
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Why Didn't Pakistan Raise Kashmir in Ufa, Asks Home Minister Rajnath Singh
Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said the cancellation of the National Security Advisor level talks between India and Pakistan were "unfortunate". India, he said, wanted it, but Pakistan had cancelled it.
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India Not 'Running Away' From Talks, Says Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj has given Pakistan a midnight deadline tonight, to assure India that it will not meet the separatist Hurriyat conference and will restrict the agenda of the NSA talks on Monday only to terrorism. Mrs Swaraj addressed a press conference just hours after Pakistan's NSA Sartaj Aziz said he was ready to travel to India fo...
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Pakistan's Statement on National Security Advisor Talks With India
Pakistan's National Security Advisor Sartaj Aziz today said that he is ready to go to New Delhi for talks with his Indian counterpart Ajit Doval "without any preconditions".
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We Stick to Commitment at Ufa, Says Home Minister Rajnath Singh
India today asserted that it sticks to the commitment between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif in Ufa to engage in a substantive discussion on terrorism.
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Pak Invite to Kashmiri Separatists is Irritant, But India Won't Cancel Talks
India will not call off next week's talks with Pakistan's National Security Advisor Sartaj Aziz despite the fact that he will meet with Kashmiri separatist leaders in Delhi, said government sources today.
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Pakistan Confirms Sartaz Aziz to Come For NSA Talks on Aug 23
After days of uncertainty, Pakistan has confirmed that its National Security Adviser Sartaz Aziz will travel to India on August 23 for talks with his Indian counterpart Ajit Doval.
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India, Pak Were Close to Kashmir 'Framework': Ex-Pak Foreign Minister
India and Pakistan were about to reach a "framework" on Kashmir during UPA I rule and both sides even had decided not to proclaim "victory" post the announcement, former Pakistan Foreign Minister Khurshid Kasuri said today.
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'Committed to Peace but Won't Let Our Guard Down,' Says India on Pak Firing
India today said it is committed to peace on the border but would respond to unprovoked firing by Pakistan and would not let its guard down, after a series of ceasefire violations that have disconcerted New Delhi days after talks between prime ministers of the two countries.
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3 Days After Talks, Pakistan Back to Seeking 'More Evidence' on 26/11 Case
Three days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif agreed that the 26/11 trial should be speeded up, Pakistan has lobbed the ball back in India's court saying it wants "more information and evidence".
