India, Pakistan reaffirm peace vows after train attack
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India and Pakistan vowed on Wednesday to stay committed to their peace process despite attempts to derail it and agreed to cooperate in investigating the bombing of a cross-border train that killed 68 people.
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Pakistan and India agreed on Friday to restore a second rail link which was severed nearly 40 years ago, a step forward towards mending relations between the two South Asian countries.
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India and Pakistan will resume formal  peace negotiations frozen after the July train bombings in  Mumbai and set up a joint agency to tackle terrorism, their  leaders said on Saturday.
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Pledging to continue serious andsustained dialogue to find peaceful settlement of Kashmir and other bilateral issues, India and Pakistan agreed Wednesday to discuss modalities
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India and Pakistan are set to go ahead with talks after an attack on a cross-border train killed 68 people, as both nations vowed not to let the bloodshed stop their peace process.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan : Dec 04 (SADA) - Pakistan and India agreed on Friday on early resumption of rail links between Khokhrapar and Munnabao.
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NEW DELHI -- Indian and Pakistani officials said peace talks between their countries would open in Delhi today as planned, reaffirming their determination not to allow the train bombing that killed at least 68 people Sunday night to upset sensitive negotiations between the longtime rivals.
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ISLAMABAD, Dec 3 : Pakistani and Indian officials on Friday decided to restart a second rail link between their two countries, suspended by conflict more than 40 years ago, a joint statement said.
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Longtime rivals Pakistan and India pledged Wednesday to share information and help each other prevent terrorism as part of their three-year-old peace process.
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Pakistan and India agreed on Friday  to reopen a rail link severed nearly 40 years ago, in a further  sign of warming relations between the nuclear-armed rivals.
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India decided to restore a train service to Pakistan two days after suspending it over security concerns in the wake of violence over Benazir Bhutto's killing, the railways ministry said.
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Manmohan Singh, Indiaâs prime minister, and his Pakistani counterpart Shaukat Aziz on Wednesday said the peace process between the nuclear-armed neighbours was on track despite recent rough spots in their relations.
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India said that slowly warming ties between arch rivals India and Pakistan would not be affected by bombings the day before in Mumbai in which more than 180 people were killed.
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Pakistan and India held a second day of talks on Wednesday to agree on steps to avert misunderstandings over their nuclear arsenals, a Pakistani official said.
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India released sketches on Tuesday of two suspects in the bombing of a train to Pakistan that killed 68 people, as Pakistan's foreign minister visited victims and said the rivals urgently needed to improve ties.
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Hundreds of passengers overcame fear and strict security checks on Thursday to travel by rail from India to Pakistan, the first journey on the route since 68 people were killed when a train was bombed this week.
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ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan offered relief and rescue assistance to India in the wake of seismic sea waves that killed thousands of people on its southern coast, as the nuclear-armed rivals began two-day peace talks yesterday.