US Hails Indian Troop Pull-out Move In Kashmir
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Washington, Nov. 14 (NNN): The United States has welcomed the Indian announcement of reduction of troops in troubled Jammu and Kashmir state.
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SRINAGAR, Kashmir The Indian prime minister, Manmohan Singh, arrived on Wednesday in the part of Kashmir that is controlled by India for the start of a troop pullout that has been hailed by Pakistan as an important step toward easing tensions over region.
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NEW DELHI: Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh announced on Thursday a troop reduction in Kashmir this winter, a move welcomed by Pakistan as a boost to peace efforts.
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JAMMU, India, Nov. 20 -- India pulled  about 3,000 troops  out of Kashmir Saturday in a planned withdrawal of army units from the disputed region, Indian officials said. The soldiers left their bases in convoys of trucks, jeeps and buses.
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Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today headed to Kashmir for the start of a partial troop withdrawal hailed by rival Pakistan as an important step towards easing tensions over the Himalayan region.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 19  - The United States on Thursday welcomed Georgia&#39;s decision to pull troops out of the separatist pro-Russia republic of South Ossetia and called for a political settlement to ease tensions in the region.
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Islamabad, Nov. 20. (PTI): Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf today dismissed Indian government&#39;s decision on the reduction of troops in Jammu and Kashmir as a &quot;cosmetic change&quot; and not a strategic move that could help solve the Kashmir issue.
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The chief of the Indian Army says it will start to reduce the number of troops in Kashmir in line with an announcement last week by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
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Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed on Saturday said Prime Minister Manmohan Singh&#39;s announcement on reduction of troops in the state was bound to have a &quot;positive impact&quot; on the situation in Srinagar and hoped that the decision would
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A decision by Pakistan&#39;s President Pervez Musharraf to quit as army chief would be a ``good thing&#39;&#39; and would encourage progress toward full democracy, US State Department spokesman Richard Boucher said.
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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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Kashmiris weary of years of violence welcomed on Friday India&#39;s surprising offer to reduce the number of its troops in the Himalayan territory, a move that could prompt old foe Pakistan to respond similarly.
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ISN SECURITY WATCH (12/11/2004) - Pakistan has cautiously welcomed Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singhâs announcement of troop reductions in the disputed state of Kashmir, saying it was looking forward to seeing the decision being implemented in the
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NEW DELHI - India&#39;s prime minister has ordered a reduction of troops in the northern state of Kashmir, slated to begin this winter.
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SRINAGAR, India : The announcement by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of a troop reduction in Indian Kashmir this winter has evoked reactions ranging from relief to disbelief in the insurgency-hit region.
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NEW DELHI, NOVEMBER 14: Having unilaterally announced the decision to meet the long-standing demand from Pakistan for a reduction of Indian troops in Jammu and Kashmir, New Delhi now expects Islamabad to begin the process of ââdismantling the
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India&#39;s prime minister ordered a reduction in the number of troops in the disputed Muslim-majority state of Kashmir last night, breathing new life into a peace process with Pakistan.