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Pakistan, India to launch ferry, air services
The News, 9 September 2012
 ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and India on Saturday agreed to ease the existing restrictive visa regime between the two countries, launch a Karachi-Mumbai ferry service and start daily flights connecting Islamabad and Delhi, as the foreign ministers of...

Krishna wishes peace for Pak; conveys desire to build trust
Hindu, 9 September 2012
India today wished Pakistan peace, progress and stability, with External Affairs Minister S.M.Krishna expressing satisfaction with his visit and committing to build a relationship of trust with the country.

Pakistan, India to relax visa curbs in eight categories
The News, 8 September 2012
ISLAMABAD: As both Pakistan and India appeared upbeat after Indian Minister for External Affairs SM Krishna arrived here on Friday for the resumed dialogue with his counterpart Hina Rabbani Khar, the  two sides evolved a consensus on the visa...

Pakistan, India to sign visa accord tomorrow: Malik
The News, 7 September 2012
ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Rehman Malik on Thursday said that bilateral relations between Pakistan and India were improving according to the wishes of the people and an agreement on the visa regime  would be signed on September 8.

Krishna: Desire of India to see a stable Pakistan
Hindu, 7 September 2012
External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna on Friday arrived in Islamabad on a three-day visit to Pakistan to hold talks with his Pakistani counterpart Hina Rabbani Khar, saying he had come with a mandate for  building trust and confidence between...

Security mechanism for Indo-Pak border
Daily Excelsior, 3 September 2012
RUPNAGAR (PUNJAB), Sept 2: The security mechanism at the Indo-Pak border would be further strengthened to effectively check the smuggling of narcotics in Punjab from across the border.Stating this while talking to newsmen after inaugurating NCC Academy...

Tajikistan seeks expeditious conclusion of 26/11 trial
Hindu, 3 September 2012
Tajikistan on Monday joined India in seeking expeditious conclusion of the Mumbai terror attack trial in Pakistan and called for “active prosecution of the authors of such crimes and their accomplices”.

Zardari wants ‘determined’ efforts to make Pak-India talks productive
The News, 1 September 2012
TEHRAN: President Asif Ali Zardari on Thursday said that Pakistan and India must make determined efforts and maintain focus to steer the dialogue process in a productive and result-oriented manner.

Indian foreign minister to visit Islamabad for talks
The News, 1 September 2012
ISLAMABAD: The foreign ministers of Pakistan and India will hold talks in Islamabad next week as the nuclear-armed rivals seek to advance the delicate process of normalising ties. India’s SM Krishna will  visit the Pakistani capital...

India sure Pak won't fail to take note of SC ruling on Kasab
Indian Express, 29 August 2012
Ahead of tomorrow's meeting between Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and President Asif Ali Zardari, India on Wednesday said it was sure that Pakistan would not fail to take note of the Supreme Court  verdict upholding the death sentence...

India shares evidence on inflammatory content triggering NE exodus with Pak
Indian Express, 29 August 2012
India will share evidence with Pakistan on morphed images and inflammatory videos uploaded in that country that triggered exodus of Northeast origin people from Bangalore, Pune, Chennai and Mumbai.

India, Pak for early resolution of Siachen issue: Antony
Daily Excelsior, 27 August 2012
NEW DELHI : India and Pakistan have agreed to continue the dialogue in Siachen for early resolution of outstanding issues there, and have reaffirmed the resolve to make serious, sustained and result oriented efforts to seek an amicable solution, the...

India, Pakistan MPs push for better ties
Hindu, 25 August 2012
In a bid to boost trade and peace, MPs from India and Pakistan have sought a slew of measures, including the introduction of a liberal visa regime, more trade through the Wagah border and resolution of the Siachen and Sir Creek issues.

Pakistan, India agree to develop banking ties
The News, 23 August 2012
SINGAPORE: In a bid to bolster trade ties between Pakistan and India, State Bank of India (SBI) and Bank of India (BOI) would establish branches in Pakistan while reciprocating the development, National  Bank of Pakistan (NBP) and United Bank...

India, Pak MPs discuss opportunities of deepening ties
Daily Excelsior, 23 August 2012
NEW DELHI : Ways to deepen ties between the two neighbours with special focus on issues like visa regime and education and the progress in the dialogue process came up for discussion at the fourth round of India-Pakistan Parliamentarians Dialogue here.

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