With people from north east in panic following rumours of attacks, Union Home Secretary R.K. Singh on Thursday said there was no threat to anyone from the region living anywhere in the country and

India and Pakistan will soon set up a hotline between their home secretaries that will facilitate real time information sharing on terrorist threats.

More than a year after New Delhi and Islamaba

The BJP on Friday regretted that the home secretary, Mr G.K. Pillai was not "defended" by the external affairs minister, Mr S.M. Krishna, when he was "openly castigated" by Pakistan's foreign minister

Accusing India of being "selective" in its approach, Pakistan on Friday said the dialogue cannot move forward till its concerns were also understood by New Delhi.

"If we focus more only on those iss

As Pakistan took exception to the home secretary, Mr G.K. Pillai's recent remarks on ISI's role in Mumbai attacks, India on Friday said that there is no acrimony between the two sides on the issue.

Calling India-Pakistan talks a "non-starter", BJP leader and former foreign minister, Mr Yashwant Sinha, on Friday lashed out at Pakistan's foreign minister, Mr Shah Mehmood Qureshi's, hostile remarks