India eases tensions in Kashmir
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The announcement by India on Thursday that it will unilaterally reduce its troop deployments in the disputed territory of Kashmir this winter was greeted as a &quot;great leap forward&quot; by Pakistani officials and Kashmiri separatists, reports Agence France
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India could consider Pakistan's proposals on resolving the decades-old Kashmir issue if they are made formally, the foreign minister said on Saturday after New Delhi announced a scaling back of troops in the Himalayan state.
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The Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is visiting Kashmir for the first time since taking office, as some of its troops withdraw from Indian-administered Kashmir.
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NEW DELHI (India): Expressing determination to take the process forward, Pakistan and India Wednesday agreed to continue with the serious and sustained dialogue to find a peaceful negotiated final settlement of the Kashmir dispute.
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Citing &quot;improvement&quot; in the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Thursday announced a cut in the number of troops deployed in the sensitive border state.
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India and Pakistan agreed Wednesday to run buses across the cease-fire line that divides the Himalayan province of Kashmir, invigorating a 13-month peace process that some had feared was running out of steam.
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Indian Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh has said that India will withdraw more soldiers from Kashmir provided that the violence decreases.
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NEW DELHI - Despite the war of words over Kashmir threatened to complicate the wide-ranging talks, India and Pakistan began two-day talks with a positive note on Confidence Building Measures (CBMs) and reiterated their commitment to carrying forward the
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New Delhi: Making &quot;progress&quot; on the composite dialogue process, India and Pakistan agreed on a series of military and other confidence building measures (CBMs) to improve relations but sharply differed on Jammu and Kashmir issue and cross-border terrorism
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Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Wednesday paid his first visit to Kashmir since taking office, as Indian troops began to withdraw from the territory.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan India&#39;s move to reduce its troops in disputed Kashmir this winter could improve peace talks with Pakistan aimed at ending more than 50 years of enmity between the nuclear rivals, Pakistan said Friday.
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Pakistan has welcomed India's announcement of a cut in troop numbers in disputed Kashmir as a step in the right direction which could reinforce the peace process.
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India has responded coolly to Pakistani proposals on finding new ways to end their dispute over Kashmir while opposition politicians in Pakistan rejected the proposals outright.
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HYDERABAD, India  - Indian Prime Minister Manmohan  Singh, who heads for disputed Kashmir this week, said on Sunday  his visit was aimed at putting an end to years of violence in  the troubled Himalayan region.
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India pulled out around 3,000 troops from Kashmir Saturday in a planned withdrawal of army units from the region, officials said, as the peace process between New Delhi and Islamabad came under strain this week.
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New Delhi, Nov. 17 (VNA) - Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday confirmed that the Indian government is prepared to hold unconditional talks over Kashmir with anyone and any group who renounce violence.
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Indian and Pakistani foreign ministers yesterday ended their first round of talks over Kashmir on a positive note, resolving to take forward the peace process, an official said.