NEW DELHI: India on Monday moved swiftly to rubbish "propaganda'' emanating from Pakistan that it had agreed to pull back troops from the border as part of a larger agreement between the two countries. The Indian defence ministry denied a …
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NEW DELHI: The Home Secretaries of India and Pakistan are likely to hold bilateral talks on May 24 and 25 in Islamabad where a liberalised visa regime for the two countries is expected to be approved. A formal communication accepting the invitation of …
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistani military says it has successfully test-launched an upgraded intermediate-range ballistic missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. The military said in a statement on Wednesday that the missile was an improved version of ….
BANGALORE: Internet giant Yahoo on Thursday announced the launch of a cricket app for Windows Phone users in India. The app, available for free on the Windows marketplace offers a slew of features and user-friendly interaction for the user to follow …..
LAHORE: Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari today said that he was asked to leave the country but he had refused to do so. "I was told to leave the country and that a plane was ready but I refused as I am not a weak-hearted man like others," …
JAMMU: Asking Indian and Pakistani government to fast-track implementation of confidence building measures, the PDP today said it was necessary if the dividends of peace process are to last and reach the common man. "The credibility of the entire …
NEW DELHI: Frustrated over the long delay in the 26/11 court proceedings in Pakistan, India is not hopeful a judicial commission of that country will visit any time soon to record statements of key persons involved in the Mumbai attacks probe despite ….
WASHINGTON: Pakistan's national career has placed a firm order for five 777-300ER Boeing airplanes valued at nearly USD 1.5 billion at list prices, the company said. The order also includes purchase rights to Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) f…
ISLAMABAD: The trade talks between Pakistan and India "indicate the growing strength of those who want peace for an economically prosperous and thriving South Asia", said a leading daily that noted the region cannot make full use of its econo…
WASHINGTON: The US is pushing Islamabad to address the issue of prevalence of Pakistan-manufactured improvised explosive devices in Afghanistan that continues to be a major point of friction between the two countries. US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta …
