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  Pak Finally Accepts Indian Aid; New Delhi Willing To Give More

  World | August 20, 2010 17:37 IST

  New Delhi: After dithering for a week, Pakistan on Friday  accepted Indian aid of USD five million for flood victims, a decision welcomed by New Delhi which has offered more help to that country to

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  Pak Frontier Constabulary Chief Killed In Suicide Attack

  World | August 04, 2010 23:07 IST

  PESHAWAR: A suicide bomber killed Commandant Frontier Constabulary Siffwat Ghayur and at least four FC personnel in Peshawar's Saddar area on Wednesday, Geo News reported.According to sources the suicide bomber hit the vehicle of FC

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  India Rejects Pak Claim On Pillai

  India | July 16, 2010 23:11 IST

  India on Friday  rejected Pakistan's claim that it was in agreement with it that Home Secretary G K Pillai's remarks regarding ISI role in Mumbai attacks were uncalled for.  "At no point during the talks,

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  US Welcomes Pragmatic, Direct Dialogue Between India, Pak

  World | June 29, 2010 8:30 IST

  The US has said it welcomes the "pragmatic and direct" talks between India and Pakistan, days after high-level discussions were held between the two countries.  "We encourage this kind of pragmatic and direct dialogue. We

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  Pak, Not India, Mismanaging Indus Water: Qureshi

  World | May 01, 2010 10:04 IST

  Pakistani authorities have a tendency to "pass the buck" and exaggerate differences with India over the sharing of river waters though mismanagement within the country is resulting in the loss of 34 million acre feet

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  Pak Cancels Huge Orders For Sania-Shoaib T-Shirts

  World | April 03, 2010 19:55 IST

  Concerns over the daily twists in the controversy relating to Pak cricketer Shoaib Malik's dispute with his supposedly first wife Ayesha Siddiqui has dampened expectations of Pakistani businessmen who were aiming to make a quick

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  Pak Seeks Interpol Red Corner Notices Against Kasab, Ansari

  World | April 03, 2010 18:06 IST

  In a new twist in the Mumbai terror attack case, Pakistan on Saturday approached the Interpol seeking Red Corner notices for arresting Ajmal Kasab and Fahim Ansari, currently undergoing trial in India.   This was stated

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  India Unhappy With Reports Of US Civil Nuke Deal With Pak

  India | March 22, 2010 20:38 IST

  India  on Monday reacted with palpable unhappiness to reports that the US was willing to discuss a civil nuclear deal with Pakistan with External Affairs Minister S M Krishna drawing attention to its "clandestine activities"

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  90 Former Pak Players Launch Save Hockey Campaign

  Hockey | March 14, 2010 23:00 IST

  More than 90 former players have launched a ‘save hockey' campaign after Pakistan's shameful performance in the FIH World Cup. Pakistan came to the bottom of the heap at the sixteenth place in World Cup.

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  Pak Needs Players Like India, Writes Roebuck

  Cricket | March 14, 2010 22:49 IST

  The renowned cricket columnist Peter Roebuch writing in the Sydney Morning Herald has said that Pakistan cricket needs players like India has to restore the country's place in the game. Saching players and imposing fines

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  Pak, Aus Teams Arrive For Hockey WC Amid Tight Security

  Hockey | February 22, 2010 22:40 IST

  With five days to go for the World Cup, Pakistan, Australia and South African hockey teams arrived in New Delhi on Monday amid tight security in the wake of the recent terror threats, which forced

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  Lot To Gain From Peace: Mushaharraf To India, Pak

  World | February 16, 2010 18:51 IST

  India and Pakistan, the subcontinent's "nuclear flashpoint," stand to gain much from peace, but were losing out because of the "confrontationist approach," former Pakistan president Pervez Musharraf said on Tuesday.Terming the Indo-Pak peace process "the

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  Former Pak Minister Injured, Four Killed In Rawalpindi Attack

  World | February 08, 2010 20:15 IST

  Former Pakistan federal minister Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed was injured and four others were killed on Monday  when unidentified gunmen attacked his election office in the garrison city of Rawalpindi. Ahmed, who heads the Awami Muslim

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  Pak Foreign Secretary Coming To Delhi On Sunday

  India | February 04, 2010 23:27 IST

   India has formally proposed foreign secretary-level talks with Pakistan. Pakistan foreign secretary Salman Bashir will fly to New Delhi on Feb 7 for resumption of bilateral talks with India. Responding to India's proposal, Foreign Minister

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  Salman Butt Out Of Pak Twenty20 Squad

  Cricket | February 04, 2010 19:27 IST

  Pakistan has announced its squad for the lone Twenty20 match against Australia. Opener Salman Butt is not part of playing squad because of poor performance. Former captain Shoaib Malik will be the captain of the

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  Conflicting Reports About Death Of Pak Taliban Chief Hakimullah

  India | January 31, 2010 21:40 IST

  Pakistani Taliban chief Hakimullah Mehsud has succumbed to injuries sustained in a massive US drone attack earlier this month, the state-run television reported on Sunday in what could be a devastating blow to the militant

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  26/11 Trial: Pak Govt Presents Proof Against Lakhvi, 6 Others

  World | January 30, 2010 17:45 IST

  Pakistan government on Saturday  presented evidence before an anti-terrorism court against LeT operations' chief Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi and six  other suspects for their involvement in the Mumbai attacks.  The government's team of prosecutors presented evidence

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  Pak Dragging Its Feet On 26/11 Trial, Says Chidambaram

  India | January 28, 2010 16:20 IST

  India said it would have to conclude that Pakistan is dragging its feet on bringing terror accused in Mumbai attacks to justice if it does not put on trial people including Hafiz Saeed , founder

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  No Conspiracy Against Pak Players, Says Modi

  Cricket | January 22, 2010 16:02 IST

  Indian Premier League Commissioner Lalit Modi on Friday rejected allegations that Pakistani cricketers were deliberately snubbed at the players' auction and blamed the entire furore on media bias.  "The media is biased. No one talks

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  Kasab's New Lie : Police Fabricated Evidence By Feeding Data In GPS

  India | January 21, 2010 21:20 IST

  Pakistani gunman Ajmal Kasab on Thursday  claimed police had fabricated evidence by feeding data in the Global Positioning System (GPS) which showed that the 26/11 terrorists came from Karachi to Mumbai by the sea route.