New Delhi: Breaking his silence on cancellation of talks, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said India was “disappointed” as Pakistan wanted to make a “spectacle” by meeting separatist leaders but said efforts will continue to
Kolkata: In a stern message to Pakistan, Defence Minister Arun Jaitley yesterday said it was for the neighbouring country to decide whether it wants to talk to the Indian government or the separatists.“After coming to
Delhi: A defiant Pakistan today made it clear that it will continue talking to Kashmiri separatists, saying that the “bottomline” for Indo-Pak talks on Kashmir issue was to engage all stakeholders, evoking a sharp reaction
Islamabad: A day after India cancelled Foreign Secretary-level talks over Pakistani envoy's meeting with Kashmiri separatists, Pakistan today reacted strongly saying it was “not subservient” to New Delhi and was a “legitimate stakeholder” in the
Srinagar: Separatist leaders today said they will go ahead with their meeting with Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit in Delhi tomorrow even after India cancelled the Foreign Secretary level talks with Pakistan.“Mirwaiz Umar Farooq will
Islamabad, Jun 23 : Pakistan today said it was looking for “forward movement” in the ongoing Foreign Secretary-level talks with India, hoping that the two countries would not get caught in the status quo mode.
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