PC to seek follow-up on 26/11 dossiers from Pak
New Delhi, Jun 25: Union Home Minister P Chidambaram, who is set to land in Pakistan for the SAARC Interior Minister's Conference, will also be holding talks with Pakistan interior minister Rehman Malik in Islamabad. In the first ever ministerial visit.....
'Nothing spectacular expected from Indo-Pak talks'
Mumbai, Jun 24: Dampening expectations ahead of the Indo-Pak talks scheduled to begin on Thursday, Jun 24, External Affairs Minister S M Krishna said "nothing spectacular or dramatic" can be expected from the upcoming foreign secretary level talks."I don't expect anything.....
US appreciates Indo-Pak dialogue
Washington, Jun 26: Appreciating the series of talks being held between India and Pakistan at various levels, the United States has endorsed the dialogue saying that it is not only in their self-interest and in larger interest of America but it.....
We have no love for terrorists: Malik
Islambad, Jun 25: "Terrorism may be in any part of the world; may it be in Pakistan or in India, Pakistan condemns such act. We are the victims of terrorism. We are feeling it every day. The perpetrators of not only.....
Chidambaram to release four Pak prisoners
New Delhi, Jun 25: Home Minister P Chidambaram ordered the release of four Pakistani prisoners bestowed to various prisons in Gujarat, in a goodwill gesture ahead of his visit to Pakistan. He ordered the release on Friday, Jun 25.The statement released.....
Centre to file fresh petition on Bhopal tragedy
New Delhi, Jun 21: The Group of Ministers (GoM) on Bhopal gas tragedy decided to file a new petition in the case, said Home Minister P Chidambaram on Monday Jun 21. Chidambaram said the media after the GoM meet that a.....
Indian flag goof-up in Islamabad mars dialogue
Islamabad, Jun 26: While Indian Home Minister, P Chidambaram and his Pakistan Interior Minister, Rehman Malik smiled for photo-ops during a crucial meeting aimed at healing the strained Indo-Pak relationship, the media spotted that the Indian flag that was placed on the table was upside down.The Indian flag faux pas added to the akwardness of the situation as the Indian and Pakistani leaders met to carry forward the Indo-Pak dialogue, hampered by terrorism and specifically the Mumbai terror attacks 2008......
Tricolour insult: Police unable to book Sachin, Sania
Madurai, Aug 24: The police stated that it's not possible to book cricketer Sachin Tendulkar, Tennis star Sania Mirza and TV host Mandira Bedi without the Centre's permission for allegedly insulting the Tricolour on foreign soil."No. Not Possible without the sanction of the Central Government," police said in a counter affidavit filed in the Madurai bench of the high court. The counter affidavit filed on Tuesday came in response to a petition by advocate B Stalin seeking a direction to a police inspector.....
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