New York, Sep 26 : Ahead of a possible meeting of their Foreign Ministers here, India and Pakistan have underlined that despite their differences on issues like Kashmir and terrorism they have no other alternative
New York, Sept 24: (PTI) US President Barack Obama has told External Affairs Minister S M Krishna that he was looking forward to his maiden visit to India in November. The two leaders met at
Eyebrows went up in the Rajya Sabha on Thursday when newly-elected BJP member Ram Jethmalani praised External Affairs Minister S M Krishna for showing "dignity" in the face of critical remarks of his Pakistani counterpart
The Congress on Wednesday steered clear of External Affairs Minister S M Krishna's disapproval of the comments by Union Home Secretary G K Pillai on the eve of Indo-Pak talks. "It is essentially a governance
New Delhi- Disapproving the comments made by Union Home Secretary G K Pillai on the eve of Indo-Pak talks, External Affairs Minister S M Krishna on Wednesday said his whole visit to Islamabad was "under-pinned"
Kabul, India on Tuesday firmly said there cannot be any selective approach in fighting terrorism and sought an end to sustenance and sanctuaries for terrorists from outside Afghanistan, a veiled reference to terror camps in
India on Friday rejected Pakistan's claim that it was in agreement with it that Home Secretary G K Pillai's remarks regarding ISI role in Mumbai attacks were uncalled for. "At no point during the talks,
External Affairs Minister S M Krishna arrived on Wednesday in Islamabad with a candid message to Pakistan that time has come for it to act against those involved in terror against India, particularly on the
External Affairs Minister S M Krishna arrived in Beijing on Monday on a four-day visit to hold "comprehensive" talks with top Chinese leaders on a gamut of issues including issuance of stapled visas by Beijing
India not getting an opportunity to interrogate terror accused David Headley on home soil does not amount to New Delhi getting a "raw deal" from the US, External Affairs Minister S M Krishna said on
Amid reports that David Headley may plead guilty in the Chicago court, External Affairs S M Krishna on Thursday said India will await what the terror suspect does and not prejudge his action. "I don't
External Affairs Minister S M Krishna on Monday ticked off his junior minister Shashi Tharoor for publicly questioning new visa guidelines, saying if he had any "perceptions", those should be discussed within the "four walls"
In response to Pakistan's announcement that it would begin trials of the suspects held for Mumbai attacks from October 3, Indian External Affairs Minister S M Krishna has said that India would not "monitor" these
Top News
Latest News
