New Delhi: Pakistan's High Commissioner Salman Bashir met Foreign Secretary Ranjan Mathai here on Wednesday during which the latter lodged a protest against yesterday's attack in which Pakistani troo

Pakistan's new envoy to India Salman Bashir on Sunday said it was 'unbelievable' and 'incredible' to allege his country's state institutions' involvement in the Mumbai attacks, days after New Delhi demanded further action following LeT terrorist Abu Jundal's revelations.

Pakistan's former Foreign Secretary Salman Bashir, who has been part of the post-26/11 Indo-Pak dialogue process, is the country's new High Commissioner to India.

60-year-old Bashir has been appoint

Pakistan has said disputes which are holding back regional cooperation must be resolved and the SAARC should help create amity, understanding and cooperation on the basis of 'enlightened self-inter

Voicing “a great sense of confidence, optimism and determination,” India and Pakistan on Thursday opened their two-day foreign secretary-level talks here and discussed the issue of peace and security, including confidence-building measures on Kashmir.

Marking their second meeting in four months, foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan will hold two-day talks in Islamabad from June 23 during which the Indian side is expected to press for effective action against those behind the 26/11 attacks, including elements in the ISI.

A day after their meeting here aimed at restoring the dialogue process, foreign secretary Nirupama Rao and her Pakistan counterpart Salman Bashir on Monday struck a note of optimism and talked about taking the engagement process forward through a 'vision' for the bilateral relationship.

Thimpu, Feb. 5: India on Saturday rejected Pakistan's attempt to link Mumbai attacks to the Samjhauta Express blast, saying there was “no comparison” between the two incidents and rubbished the conten