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Pakistan Premier's Envoy Sees India Tensions Easing - Voice of America Tue, 04 Oct 2016 23:08:03 GMT

Voice of America

Pakistan Premier's Envoy Sees India Tensions Easing Voice of America Mushahid Hussain, chairman of the Pakistani Senate's Defense Committee and a special envoy of Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, said the prime minister's advisor Sartaj Aziz has made contact with his Indian counterpart "in the last 48 hours" after ... At War in Kashmir, India and Pakistan Wage Lunch in WashingtonForeign Policy (blog) Pakistan threatens a nuclear war with IndiaToronto Sun Pakistan, India blame each other for Kashmir fightingCBS News Quartz -Telegraph.co.uk -International Business Times all 1,108 news articles »

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Indian and Pakistani troops exchange fire in Kashmir - Washington Post Mon, 03 Oct 2016 12:23:15 GMT

Washington Post

Indian and Pakistani troops exchange fire in Kashmir Washington Post SRINAGAR, India — Indian and Pakistani troops fired at each other in disputed Kashmir on Monday, as Indian troops searched an army camp elsewhere in the region where suspected militants killed an Indian paramilitary soldier. The exchange of gunfire ... Indian generals eye six-month campaign in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir – reportRT Exchange of fire continues on Pakistan-India borderAljazeera.com The India-Pakistan Rivalry: Same but Very DifferentU.S. News & World Report Center for Research on Globalization -International Business Times all 1,047 news articles »

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Pakistan Has A Long Way To Go Before Catching Up With India - Forbes Tue, 04 Oct 2016 00:07:00 GMT

Pakistan Has A Long Way To Go Before Catching Up With India Forbes Pakistan's equity markets may be beating India's markets in recent years, but it has long way to go before catching up with India in a key economic metric: Global Competitiveness, as noted in a ranking published by the World Economic Forum. India has ... and more »

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Films, actors become entangled in India-Pakistan tensions - Deutsche Welle Tue, 04 Oct 2016 12:45:00 GMT

Deutsche Welle

Films, actors become entangled in India-Pakistan tensions Deutsche Welle In light of the current hostilities between the two nuclear-armed warring South Asian neighbors, the Indian Motion Picture Producers' Association (IMPPA) recently banned Pakistani actors, singers and technicians from working on Indian movies. Javed Akhtar questions Pakistan actors' silence on Uri attackEconomic Times Om Puri Condemned for His Comment on India, Pakistan FeudNews18 Pakistani artistes come to India on visa, not illegally: Om PuriThe Hindu Times of India all 117 news articles »

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US: White House petition seeking to declare Pakistan 'terror sponsor' makes record - The Indian Express Wed, 05 Oct 2016 01:49:00 GMT

The Indian Express

US: White House petition seeking to declare Pakistan 'terror sponsor' makes record The Indian Express More than 50,000 new signatures have been added to the final count of the White House petition seeking to designate Pakistan a state sponsor of terrorism, making it the most popular US petition so far. The petition, “We the people ask the ... and more »

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Fleeing Punjab villagers fear another war with Pakistan - BBC News Tue, 04 Oct 2016 06:52:54 GMT

BBC News

Fleeing Punjab villagers fear another war with Pakistan BBC News Indian villagers living close to the border with Pakistan have been asked to evacuate, days after India said it launched strikes targeting militants in Kashmir. The BBC Hindi's Vineet Khare travels to the northern state of Punjab to talk to villagers ... and more »

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Have apprised EU on Kashmir: Pakistan - Economic Times Tue, 04 Oct 2016 15:31:00 GMT

Economic Times

Have apprised EU on Kashmir: Pakistan Economic Times "They agreed to work on replacing the Five-Year Engagement Plan, adopted in 2012, with an EU-Pakistan Strategic Engagement Plan. Every effort will be made to finalise the new Engagement Plan by the middle of 2017, for approval by the next EU-Pakistan ... Afghan exodus from Pakistan could be 'catastrophic' without urgent aidThe Guardian 200000 Afghan refugees return in exodus from Pakistan: UNHCRReliefweb Afghan refugees in Pakistan feel heat of rising regional tensionsReuters all 42 news articles »

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After surgical strikes, what's next for India-Pakistan relations? - Washington Post Mon, 03 Oct 2016 00:21:48 GMT

Washington Post

After surgical strikes, what's next for India-Pakistan relations? Washington Post In the wee hours of Sept. 29, Indian special operations forces slipped across the Line of Control (LoC) into Pakistan-administered Kashmir and attacked sites where terrorists had gathered to infiltrate into Indian-held territory. The details of this ... Pakistan and India are exchanging artillery fire after militants attacked an Indian army baseBusiness Insider Asia Pacific|In Kashmir, Pakistan Questions India's 'Surgical Strikes' on MilitantsNew York Times Pakistan flies international media to LoC to prove denial of India's surgical strikes, failsIndia Today Aljazeera.com -Times of India -Deutsche Welle all 5,483 news articles »

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Pakistan authorities to suspend channels airing Indian content - Business Standard Tue, 04 Oct 2016 21:29:27 GMT

Pakistan authorities to suspend channels airing Indian content Business Standard The announcement came only a day after the top electronic media regulator requested the federal government on Monday to bring the level of Indian content on Pakistani channels at par with Pakistani media in the hostile South Asian neighbour's broadcasts. and more »

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No, India will win any war against Pakistan - DailyO Tue, 04 Oct 2016 15:17:55 GMT

DailyO

No, India will win any war against Pakistan DailyO If you are active on social media, you would have come across Pakistani stand-up comedian Shehzad Ghias's article titled "Pakistan will win any war against India". I am no stand-up comedian. In fact, I am a journalist and someone who doesn't even get ...