Bengaluru: Stressing that terror and talks cannot go together, BJP on Friday said India's engagement with Pakistan would be based on strategic interests and enunciated Modi government's foreign policy pillars or “Panchamrit” of dignity, dialogue,
Kathmandu: India today said it wants to see early promulgation of Nepal's new Constitution to resolve the political logjam, Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar today said as he held “fruitful” discussions with top Nepalese leadership on
Kathmandu: Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar will visit Nepal next week on the second leg of his ‘SAARC yatra' aimed at firming up India's ties with members of the grouping while reviewing regional and bilateral cooperation.He
Islamabad/New Delhi: India and Pakistan today appeared to be inching towards resumption of dialogue after Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar's discussions here, described by both sides as “ice-breaking”.Jaishankar flew-in here as part of his “SAARC yatra”
New Delhi: The issue of ceasefire violations by Pakistani troops is likely to top the agenda when India's Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar will meet his counterpart Aizaz Ahmed Chaudhary today in Islamabad.Jaishankar is also likely
Islamabad: Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar arrived here today to hold talks with his Pakistani counterpart Aizaz Ahmed Chaudhary, seven months after India had cancelled Foreign Secretary-level talks.Jaishankar, who flew in Islamabad from Dhaka, was received
Dhaka: India today said it expects to sign two agreements with Bangladesh soon to further boost bilateral trade and commerce as Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar today held “constructive” talks with the top leadership here. Jaishankar,
Muzaffarnagar: Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar today called on Bhutanese Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay soon after arriving here on the first leg of his ‘SAARC yatra'. “Jaishankar SAARC Yatra begins. Foreign Secy Jaishankar in Thimphu,” External
New Delhi: India is not expecting any dramatic results from foreign secretary S Jaishankar's visit to Pakistan on Tuesday, senior officials on Friday said emphasizing that his visit was a "Saarc yatra and not a
New Delhi: In a bid to restart dialogue with neighbouring Pakistan, India's newly appointed Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar will visit Islamabad on March 3 as a part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ambitious ‘SAARC Yatra'.As
New Delhi: Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar will travel to Pakistan next month, seven months after India cancelled foreign secretary-level talks. “In accordance with the Prime Minister's directive, will be undertaking a SAARC Yatra to all South
New Delhi: India's new Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar will soon be visiting Pakistan.This visit will be the part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's policy of ‘South Asia' outreach under which he plans to send country's
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