New Delhi: Senior Indian diplomat Gautam Bambawale has been appointed as the next High Commissioner to Pakistan, External Affairs Ministry officially announced today.An IFS officer of 1984-batch, Bambawale, who is currently serving as India's envoy to
New Delhi: The Sindh Club in Karachi has refused to host Indian High Commissioner to Pakistan, TCA Raghavan, and his wife for an event related to India.Times of India reported that on September 26, the
Islamabad: Indian High Commissioner TCA Raghavan on Saturday called on Pakistan's Advisor on National Security Sartaj Aziz ahead of his planned trip to India for the first-ever NSA-level talks on terrorism-related issues.The meeting took place
Islamabad: India is not perturbed over Pakistan-China cooperation through the China Pakistan Economic Corridor, the Indian envoy said."India is not perturbed over Pakistan-China cooperation through the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) rather stable Pakistan is
Islamabad: Pakistan broke protocol by not inviting the speaker of the Jammu & Kashmir assembly for a Commonwealth meeting here, India's envoy here T C A Raghavan has said.The Dawn newspaper on Sunday quoted Raghavan
Karachi: Reaching out to help, Indian High Commissioner TCA Raghavan and his wife today met a deaf and mute Indian woman stuck in Pakistan for more than a decade and assured her to locate her
New Delhi: External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today directed Indian High Commissioner to Pakistan, TCA Raghavan, to meet the deaf and mute Indian girl, Geeta, stuck in Pakistan for 14 years."I have asked Indian High
Islamabad: Describing terrorism as a “central feature” holding back normalisation of Indo-Pak ties, India's envoy here has said that the new Indian government was keen to forge good relations with all neighbouring countries. Terrorism was
Peshawar: India is not worried over the USD 46-billion economic corridors between Pakistan and China as an economically strong Pakistan would bring regional stability, India's envoy said today, underlining the need to remove misperception and
Islamabad: India has said that talks with Pakistan were not possible until Islamabad addresses concerns highlighted by New Delhi, including that of terrorism.Indian High Commissioner to Pakistan TCA Raghavan yesterday said that negotiations with Pakistan
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