India-Pakistan Talks: Will there be any progress?
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The talks between India and Pakistan though represents an encouraging step towards restoring dialogue and better communication between the two countries,But will it resolve any issues with these talks. Before we had the much hyped Agra summit which was like a photo session for the then Pak president Parvez Musharraff at the Taj Mahal and nothing much happened from those talks.
The talks have begun with the meeting between Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao and her Pakistani counterpart Salman Bashir here. So, what do you think people will there be any progress this time around? share your views on this.
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Sunil Sharma
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WE ARE TALKING WITH PAKISTAN FROM LAST MANY YEARS. BUT WHAT IS RESULT ? WHY WE ARE WASTING OUR TIME ? RIGHT NOW WE HAVE NO NEED TO TALK . THIS IS THE TIME FOR ACTION.
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Makrand Bhave
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Talks are enough!! Lets take an agenda and get DECISIONS!! Its pathetic how we always find ourselves at the receiving end with Pakistan. I must admit that they are better strategists.
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pradeep kumar
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pakistan has nothing to talk about kashmir. did india has anything to do with multan or punjab in pakistan. kashmir is a integral part of india. its a state belong to indian territory. there is a government running there, elections held , and a...
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India Must Tell Pakistan to Keep Off the Indian Mujahideen Mercifully, no evidence of Pakistan’s involvement in the latest terror carnage in Mumbai on July 13 has surfaced so far. Thankfully, the Government of India has kept a cool head and refrained from throwing barbs at Pakistan for Mumbai’s Bloody Wednesday. India has displayed political and diplomatic maturity by not unilaterally cancelling Pakistan’s State Minister for Foreign Affairs Hina Rabbani Khar’s India visit later this year and External Affairs Minister S M Krishna has firmly stated that the July 26-27 talks in New Delhi between him and Khar will take place as scheduled. The Indian restraint is laudable because if India were t...
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konkan SINGHA
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http://freethinker.co.uk/2011/06/01/money-worries-a-little-light-jihad-could-be-the-answer-says-mad-muslim-cleric/
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Srinivas suravajhala
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According to a news, FBI arrested one Mr. Fai, a Kashmiri born US citizen on the allegations that he is funding the separatist parties and terrorist outfits in Kashmir. The news reports that his interrogation revealed that Pakistan's Intelligence...
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India, Pakistan Ready for Talks India and Pakistan are set to embark on another round of serious engagement when their foreign secretaries meet in Islamabad this month. It promises to be an intense session when Nirupama Rao and Salman Bashir meet on June 23-24, and straws in the wind suggest that the talks will be unlike other recent secretary-level discussions held between the two countries. There’s even been speculation that the two sides are set to negotiate some concrete deliverables to bring about a new thaw and pave the way for foreign minister-level discussions. Yet Pakistan has already struck a disharmonious note, claiming that the agenda will be limited to the Kashmir issue, peace ...
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Hiren Sheth
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I agreed with Ardhendu Pal. Many times we try to built up better relationship with Pak. Many times we talking, Many times we are getting fraud back of attack. Now it's Not time to talk. It's the time when we have to think how can terrorist like...
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Rohit Thakur
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India should take firm stand on such issues. Once Again expecting some +ve outcome of the visit. Thanks for this update. Good to see you Mr. Sharma after a BREAK!.
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Yes, i appreciate his sportsman spirit
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No its just a showoff!, actually he doesn't mean that!
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Point Blank
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I guess the yeses in here are confusing what he said in India about India and what he said about India once he went back to his country. Anyway, I feel its just an attempt to appease a section of a typical retarded mindset out there and an of...
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rakeshbhatnagar
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HE HAS ACCEPTED THE TRUTH IN WORDS , WHICH THE PAKISTANI BEAUROCRATES OR LEADERS DO NOT ACCEPT IT. BECAUSE THEY CAN SAVE THEIR CHAIRS OR POWER ONLY BY OPPOSING INDIA AS THEY ARE THE PUPPETS OF OTHER WORLD COMMUNITY POWERS FROM WHOM THEY GET...
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Yes, we should start
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Rohit Thakur
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If pak is ready to cooperate with us then I think we should start the talks once again.
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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"Yes, we should start"
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It is the best way to sort out this long pending problem, but we hardly get any response from the other side. Thanks for referral, Rohit & nice topic.
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'You people are exerting massive pressure on the players. I can imagine the faces of those players that would be representing both Pakistan and India in the morrow's cricket match in Mohali. Kindly leave it to them. The Pak bowlers are capable of running through an Indian batting line up on the given day as well as the Indian batting line up is strong enough to disrupt the Pak bowlers' party. But that should be taken in good spirits as part of the proceedings.' General Parvaiz Musharaf spoke these words to a suave-looking newsreader of the Times TV channel that appeared to lead the person to some sort of controversy by feeding him with a ludicrous question - Don't you agree with the fact th...
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manish kumar
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Dhoni's India will win today
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DISAPPOINTMENT IN THIMPHU Shakespeare famously wrote in Hamlet: ‘Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.’ The same could still be said about India-Pakistan relations. The two neighbours are so near and yet so far, a point underscored once again on February 6, when Indian Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao met her counterpart Salman Bashir in Thimphu on the sidelines of an SAARC conference. The talks delivered a mixed bag of results. On the negative side, there was no joint statement at the end of the talks, and no joint press conference with the two principals. They remained in different orbits and stuck to positions that are completely unacceptable to the other. Pakistan, for its part, w...
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This is a PDF file so I can't upload it here. The article discusses the jihadi threat to India against the backdrop of recent reports of Pakistan having doubled up its number of nuclear weapons. For full article, pl go to http://epaper.sakaaltimes.com/SakaalTimes/19Feb2011/Enlarge/page8.htm
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Disappointment in Thimphu Shakespeare famously wrote in Hamlet: ‘Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.’ The same could still be said about India-Pakistan relations. The two neighbours are so near and yet so far, a point underscored once again on February 6, when Indian Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao met her counterpart Salman Bashir in Thimphu on the sidelines of an SAARC conference. The talks delivered a mixed bag of results. On the negative side, there was no joint statement at the end of the talks, and no joint press conference with the two principals. They remained in different orbits and stuck to positions that are completely unacceptable to the other. Pakistan, for its part, w...
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