Page 20 - India-pakistan Conflict

Pakistan indicates F-16 jets might have been used to hit Indian aircraft

Pakistan hints at using F-16 to hit Indian fighter jets on February 27

Why shouldn't PM Modi get credit for Balakot air strike, asks Rajnath Singh

'If Indira Gandhi can get the credit of dividing Pakistan in 1971, why shouldn't Modiji get the credit for what he has done in Balakot', asked Rajnath

India slams Pak after Security Council resolution against terror financing

The Security Council on Thursday unanimously adopted a resolution calling upon Member States to step up efforts to combat and criminalise the financing of terrorists and their activities

Pak seeks 'more evidence' from India on JeM's involvement in Pulwama attack

We have sought further information/evidence from India to take the process forward: Pak Foreign Office

Pakistan opens its airspace; national carrier PIA resumes flight operations

Pakistan closed its airspace on February 27 following escalating tensions with India

Understanding the naysayers on Balakot

All those who question the Balakot airstrikes need to come to terms with the reality that an assertive new India will stand its ground and play by its own rules

China must think what signal it's sending with Azhar hold: Ex Foreign Secy

China last week blocked for the fourth consecutive time a resolution at the UN Security Council Committee on designating Azhar as a global terrorist

PM Modi sends greetings to Imran Khan on eve of Pak National Day

Modi's message to Khan comes in the midst of severe strain in ties between the two nuclear-armed neighbours following the Pulwama attack

India boycotts Pakistan National Day event as Kashmiri separatists invited

Indian government officials will stay away from the reception scheduled on the eve of Pakistan National Day, which is celebrated on March 23

India, Pak can't take part in SCO without committing to fight terror: Norov

Norov said that the Pulwama terror attack was a 'direct provocation' by the opponents of peace between India and Pakistan

China has responsibility to not shield Pak: US on its move to save Azhar

After the Pulwama attack, US, France and Britain moved a resolution in the UNSC to designate Azhar as a 'global terrorist'. The move suffered a setback as China put a "technical hold" on the proposal

China claims credit for 'constructive role' in reducing India-Pak tension

A Pakistani minister said China and the United Arab Emirates also intervened to lessen tension between the south Asian neighbors

Pulwama fallout: India-Pakistan tensions to figure in Qureshi-Wang talks

Qureshi is visiting China, days after Beijing for the 4th time blocked a bid in the United Nations Security Council to designate Pakistan-based Masood Azhar as a 'global terrorist'

Pakistan released IAF pilot as per law, not as a favour: Sitharaman

Pakistan has shown the statements of such people and opposition leaders on their television channels, increasing TRP, the minister said

Opposition scored self-goal by questioning success of Balakot strike: FM

'when the US attacked Laden, no one raised any question on the operation conducted by their armed forces and demanded the proof', said Jaitley

Pak Army claims to shoot down a 'spying' Indian quadcopter along LoC

Army spokesman Major General Asif Ghafoor claimed that the quadcopter had intruded some 150 metres inside Pakistan side of the LoC

We're shoulder-to-shoulder with India in fight against terror: US official

American National Security Advisor John Bolton says US-India strategic interests are broadly aligned, structural and deep, ties will continue to thrive

Questions during crises

Questioning the choices made by the government in terms of its response to the Pulwama terror strike is not 'questioning the forces' and thus unpatriotic

Weak Modi is scared of Xi: Rahul slams PM after China shields Masood Azhar

India's bid to designate the Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed's chief as a global terrorist suffered a setback with China on Wednesday putting a technical hold on the proposal at UN

Making sense of Indo-Pak conflict

If the media, in both countries, wishes to play a socially responsible role, then it must proceed with caution