India Pakistan Relation

With India on defensive over J&K lockdown, Pakistan seeks to 'internationalise' issue as it pushes terrorists across border

With its economy teetering on the verge of collapse, imposing the cost of conventional military aggression and the resulting retaliation on taxpayers is out of the question for Islamabad

Daily Bulletin: Imran Khan to make 'policy statement' on Kashmir; Sonia Gandhi to meet Congress CMs; day's top stories

Here are today's top stories: Imran Khan to make 'policy statement' on Kashmir during public address in PoK's Muzaffarabad; DK Shivkumar to be produced before court on expiry of police detention; ED to demand further custody; and more

Imran Khan to make 'policy statement' on Kashmir on Friday, says Pakistan foreign office spokesperson Mohammad Faisal

Pakistan said Prime Minister Imran Khan will make a "policy statement" on Kashmir on Friday during his public address at the PoK's capital Muzaffarabad

India-Pakistan row over Kashmir at UN: Global fatigue over Islamabad's Kashmir narrative apparent in its rants eliciting no more than a yawn

India knew it had a winning case at the UNHRC over the Kashmir issue, but the Narendra Modi government must be credited for not taking things for granted. Led by external affairs minister Jaishankar, India has been on a diplomatic offensive to counter Pakistan's propaganda on Kashmir, and this sustained effort has clearly brought dividends.

Pakistan not considering military actions, looking at political and legal options on Kashmir, says Shah Mahmood Qureshi

Pakistan's foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said he will soon travel to China to inform Beijing about the situation after India downgraded the special status of Kashmir

India rejects claim that it responded to Pakistan's call for dialogue; seeks an atmosphere free from 'shadow of terror and violence’

India on Thursday rejected claims of having responded to Islamabad's call for dialogue and clarified that New Delhi seeks normal and cooperative relations with all neighbours, said MEA spokesperson Raveesh Kumar . This comes after, Pakistan media, citing diplomatic sources, reported that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar had, in reply to congratulatory messages, expressed willingness to hold talks with Pakistan. Relations between India and Pakistan have deteriorated after the Pulwama terror attack, where India lost over 40 CRPF personnel.

Kulbhushan Jadhav hearing at ICJ highlights: Pak counsel Khawar Qureshi wraps up arguments, no date set by judge

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) will hold public hearings on Monday in the case of retired Indian Navy officer Kulbhushan Jadhav, who has been sentenced to death by a Pakistani military court.

Talks, terror can't go together, surgical strikes told Pakistan India won't tolerate terrorism: MEA

"The aim of the surgical strikes that we conducted was to convey to Pakistan that we will not countenance continued terrorism as the new normal in our relationship," said VK Singh

Pakistan considers calling back 4 officials from India after their names crop up in espionage case

The names of the four officials were made public after Indian officials released a recorded statement of a High Commission staffer Mehm­ood Akhtar, who was expelled from India.

Pakistan's reaction after surgical strikes: Chief Justice skips India summit, theatres ban Indian films,

Now reports have surfaced that Pakistan's theatre owners have decided to withdraw and ban screening of Indian movies until bilateral tensions between the two countries subside.