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Pakistan violates ceasefire in three sectors along LoC in Jammu and Kashmir

Pakistani troops opened fire in three sectors along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said.

India's cooperation key to implement ICJ verdict in Jadhav case: Pak court

Fifty-year-old retired Indian Navy officer Jadhav was sentenced to death by a Pakistani military court on charges of espionage and terrorism in April 2017

Pakistan's Sikh body to be part of it, says ETPB on Kartarpur management

India on Thursday described Pakistan's decision as "highly condemnable", saying it runs against the religious sentiments of the Sikh community

Covid-19: 125 Pakistanis stranded in India return via Attari Wagah border

As many as 125 Pakistani nationals, stranded in India due to lockdown, returned to their country via Attari-Wagah border

Pak taking advantage of Covid-19 to enhance cross-border terrorism: Govt

India said Pakistan is taking advantage of the pandemic to enhance support to cross-border terrorism and has resorted to unbridled hate speech to create divisions among India's religious communities

No amount of denial can hide truth of Pakistan's support to terrorism: MEA.

No amount of denial can hide truth of Pakistan's support to terrorism: MEA.

PM Imran Khan's minister admits to Pakistan role in Pulwama blast

Bajwa was trembling; Qureshi said India will attack if Abhinandan not released, recalls Pak Opposition leader

Pakistan warns India of 'full spectrum response' against any 'misadventure'

Pakistan said on Thursday that "any misadventure by India" will invite a "full spectrum response" by Islamabad

Pakistan continues ceasefire violation on LoC in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch

Continuing unprovoked ceasefire violation on the line of control (LoC), Pakistan resorted to heavy shelling to target Indian positions on Friday in J&K's Poonch district.

India mocks Pak at Commonwealth foreign ministers' meet for raising Kashmir

India on Wednesday lampooned Pakistan at a virtual meeting of the Commonwealth foreign ministers, calling it a promoter of state sponsored terrorism "masquerading" as an alleged victim of the menace.

Resume trade between India and Pakistan: Cong MP from Amritsar to PM

Congress MP from Amritsar Gurjit Singh Aujla urged Modi for resumption of trade between India and Pakistan and other central Asian countries and bringing a new trade policy

Pakistan flexes its muscles, adds over 50 vessels to its naval fleet

Admiral Zafar Mahmood Abbasi said in his farewell address that the Navy will induct four Chinese frigates in the next few years and as many Turkish medium-class ships between 2023 and 2025

Pakistan reopens Kartarpur Corridor as 'coronavirus situation improves'

Pakistan government has announced that the Gurdwara Kartarpur Sahib Corridor on its side has been reopened as COVID-19 situation in the country has improved.As per the notification issued by Pakistan Ministry of religious affairs on Friday, Indian visitors are allowed to come daily from dawn to dusk as per the bilateral agreement made in 2019 between India and Pakistan, The News reported.Kartarpur Sahib Corridor, a 4.7-kilometre-long passage that connects Dera Baba Nanak Sahib in India's Gurdaspur and Gurdwara Darbar Sahib in Pakistan's Kartarpur. It was inaugurated last year.In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Kartarpur Corridor was shut down by the Indian government in March.Pakistan's government had also imposed a ban on Pakistani nationals from travelling via the Kartarpur corridor.It was reopened briefly in June to commemorate Maharaja Ranjit Singh's death anniversary, with India rejecting Pakistan's offer and refusing to open the corridor on its side.

Pak using death of 11 Pakistani Hindus to further anti-India agenda: MEA

Pakistani establishment is exploiting the death of 11 migrant Hindus from that country in India to further its anti-India propaganda

Onus on Pakistan to create an atmosphere free of terror, violence: India

India on Thursday said it desires to have normal neighbourly relations with Pakistan in an atmosphere free of terror, hostility and violence and the onus is on Islamabad to create such an environment. External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Anurag Srivastava said India's efforts to step up engagement with the countries of the region are reflection of its 'Neighbourhood First policy'. "This is certainly a reflection of our Neighbourhood First policy, wherein the government is committed to developing friendly and mutually beneficial relations with our neighbours," he said at a media briefing. He said India's engagement with these countries is based on a consultative, non-reciprocal and outcome oriented approach. Srivastava was replying to a question on India's renewed efforts in the last few months to further expand ties with Bangladesh, Myanmar, the Maldives and several other countries of the region. "We have a large development cooperation footprint in these countries and we are ..

After Rohtang, focus shifts to Shinku La tunnel between Ladakh and Lahaul

The BRO is also studying the feasibility of constructing a tunnel beneath the 13.5-km-long snow avalanche-prone Shinku La like the Rohtang tunnel to avoid the majestic pass

Terrorism, nuclear trade Pak's 'only crowning glory' in 70 yrs: India at UN

The "only crowning glory" that Pakistan has to show to the world for the last seven decades is terrorism, ethnic cleansing, majoritarian fundamentalism and clandestine nuclear trade

India walks out of UN General Assembly protesting Imran's Khan diatribe

The Indian delegate at the United Nations General Assembly session on Friday walked out in protest when Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan began attacking India in his speech at the high-level meeting

India slams Pakistan's announcement to hold polls in Gilgit-Baltistan

India came down heavily on Pakistan for its decision to hold general elections in Gilgit-Baltistan and said any action to alter the status of the militarily-occupied region has no legal basis.

Import duty can't be retrospective on goods from Pakistan: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has held that the Centre's decision to increase import duty on goods from Pakistan by 200% in the backdrop of last year's Pulwama attack could not be applied retrospectively