The Obama administration has worked with his counterparts, Prime Ministers Manmohan Singh and Narendra Modi, to continue deepening defense and security ties with India.
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The increased tensions between the nuclear archrivals come amid the largest protests against Indian rule in Kashmir in recent years, sparked by the July 8 killing of a popular rebel commander by Indian soldiers.
Pakistan are understood to be behind the severe unrest that has gripped the disputed region of Kashmir over the past two or three months following the death of an alleged terrorist.
Stay on topic – This helps keep the thread focused on the discussion at hand. Thakur was quick to rub salt into the wounds of Pakistan cricket supporters who are still awaiting their first win over India in an ICC tournament reminding them of their dismal record. Strategic affairs and security experts say that future wars could well be fought over water.
“Whatever the Pakistan media spreads, China will say it does not support Pakistan, but that does not mean China supports India”, said Raut.
Asked if India was preparing any fresh dossier on Pakistan’s involvement in terrorist activities, Swarup said: “We don’t need a dossier; the whole world is aware of Pakistan’s role in promoting terror”.
Kozhikode: Accusing Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif of “misusing” the United Nations platform, BJP on Thursday asked the neighbouring country to stop dreaming of Jammu and Kashmir.
Sirajul Haq said Pakistan today was not the Pakistan of 1965 or 1971. The prime minister, it said, thanked Ban for his “strong and supportive statements” on the situation in Jammu and Kashmir.
The main opposition party said the government should build a strong and factual case for India in front of the global community and wanted Prime Minister Narendra Modi to consult all political parties before deciding on “concrete and tangible steps” in the wake of the Pakistani onslaught.
Early on Sunday at 5:30 AM, four militants attack at the Army Headquarters at Uri town in Kashmir.
He was seen off at Kennedy International Airport by Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United Nations Maleeha Lodhi, the Ambassador to the United States Jalil Abbas Jilani and senior officials of the Pakistan Mission here.
“Pakistan wants peace with India”.
India’s foreign secretary summoned Pakistan’s high commissioner to New Delhi Sept. 22 to remind him of his country’s “promise” not to allow its soil to be used for terror activities against India, the foreign ministry said.
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“We don’t expect Americans to send their forces if we have any conflict”.
