Pak's restraint will help return to path of peace: Tharoor
by IANS
Stressing that India-Pakistan peace was in the long-term national interest, union Minister of State for Human Resource Development Shashi Tharoor on Friday hoped the "dumbing down" of temperature by Islamabad over the past few days would enable a return to peace after the tension along the LoC. ...  
12:57 AM, Feb 02, 2013

Reports of Indian Army beheading Pak soldiers totally baseless: Antony Defence Minister AK Antony has hit back at Pakistan for claiming that Indian soldiers were involved in the beheading of Pakistani soldiers. Calling the reports 'totally baseless', Antony said, "A series of reports coming on Kargil also show that even though at the moment after the second round of talks at the DGMO level, situation at the LOC is better but we can't lower our guards, we have to be...  
11:09 AM, Jan 31, 2013

Days after tension at LoC, India-Pakistan trade, bus services resume The trade and bus services resumes from the Line of Control in Poonch. 88 passengers from India and 108 from Pakistan travelled on the trans-LoC bus on Monday. ...  
10:34 AM, Jan 28, 2013

Pakistan must make equal efforts for friendly ties: PM
by IANS
India wants friendly relations with Pakistan, but it will not be possible unless Pakistan makes equal efforts, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said in Jaipur on Sunday. ...  
03:36 AM, Jan 21, 2013

LoC tension: Plays to be performed by Pak artists cancelled The aggression on the Line of Control has taken a toll on performing arts now with curtains being drawn on plays to be performed by Pakistani artists just hours before starting. ...  
11:59 AM, Jan 19, 2013

Pak had no hand in the killings of Indian soldiers: Bashir The Pakistan High Commissioner to India Salman Bashir has reiterated that Pakistan had nothing to do with the killings of the two Indian soldiers on January 8. He also said that clear instructions have been given to the Pakistani Army to observe a ceasefire. ...  
08:25 AM, Jan 18, 2013

Tension has eased at the LoC, Cabinet told Pakistan has climbed down from its demand for a United Nations (UN) probe into the killing of Indian soldiers on the Line of Control (LoC) last week and the tension has eased since the talks between top military officials of the two sides. ...  
04:51 PM, Jan 17, 2013

'Pak should first act against culprits of soldier killings' A day after Pakistan Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar invited her Indian counterpart Salman Khurshid for talks to defuse the LoC tension, India has said it will be possible only after those responsible for the barbaric killings of the two Indian soldiers are brought to book. "The only problem that needs to be resolved is the inhuman behaviour of the Pakistan forces. Talks with Pakistan are possible only after Pakistan...  
11:10 AM, Jan 17, 2013

India, Pakistan look to defuse tension at LoC As the tensions between India and Pakistan escalated with more ceasefire violations reported on Tuesday and the war of words intensifying on Wednesday, both the countries are now looking for measures to de-escalate it. While both the countries have ordered their troops to strictly honour the ceasefire agreement, Pakistan Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar has invited her Indian counterpart Salman Khurshid for talks. ...  
07:49 AM, Jan 17, 2013