HM Commander, Aide Killed in Kashmir Firefight
Srinagar, June 27: Police said a top commander of the pro-Pakistan Hizbul Mujahideen and his close associate were killed in a fierce gunfight in Indian administered Kashmir on Monday.
Pakistan Continuously Covers Up Failures in Battle Against Terrorism
Pakistan had to face embarrassment after the death of Bin Laden. The US also asked Pakistan to prove that Pakistani Army was not aware of Osama's long presence in its backyard.
Repeal Draconian Laws in Kashmir: Interlocutor
Srinagar, June 25: One of the three interlocutors on Kashmir appointed by the Government of India has demanded repeal of what he termed draconian laws such as Armed Forces Special Powers Act and Public Safety Act (PSA) in the region.
India-Pak Premiers Should Discuss Kashmir
Welcoming the India-Pakistan foreign secretary level talks he said the talks should be elevated to the Prime Minister's level, he said, 'It is a stark reality that the Kashmir issue is the biggest hurdle in the normalisation of relations between I
US Remains Fully Committed to Expand Civil Nuclear Cooperation With India
She said efforts in the NSG to strengthen controls on the transfers of ENR are consistent with long-standing U.S. policy that pre-dates the Civil Nuclear Agreement and have been reaffirmed on an annual basis by the G-8 for years.
