India, Pakistan commit to peace, police probe bombs
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India and Pakistan vowed on Wednesday to stay committed to their peace process despite attempts to undermine it, as police probed possible cross-border links to the bombing of a train connecting the neighbors.
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Pakistan's foreign minister will arrive in India on Tuesday for peace talks, in a sign the bombing of an India-Pakistan train that killed at least 66 people had failed to aggravate ties between the nuclear rivals.
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India wants better ties with Pakistan but the peace process will only bear fruit if Islamabad fully curbs "cross-border terrorism", the Indian president said on Friday, days after a train between the neighbors was bombed.
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Leaders of India and Pakistan pressed ahead Monday with their peace process, hours after twin bombs &#151; apparently intended to disrupt their relations &#151; sparked a fire that killed 66 people aboard a train that links the two rivals.
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Indian and Pakistani officials meet on creating safeguards against possible nuclear conflict.
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Pakistan Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz says his country stands for peace and dialogue ahead of a visit to India.
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Pakistan said India should not point fingers without evidence after Mumbai police blamed Pakistani spies and militants on Saturday for a series of blasts that killed 186 people in July.
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Police have said they are looking at Hindu or Muslim extremist groups in the investigation of blasts that killed 31 outside a mosque in western India but that the probe had made little headway.
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GUWAHATI, India - Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said Sunday that India was committed to continuing peace talks with Pakistan, amid a verbal spat between the arch-rivals ahead of a visit by Pakistani Premier Shaukat Aziz.
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A defiant Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said India will never be beaten by terrorists, a day after bombs ripped through trains in the financial hub Mumbai, in an attack police say bears all the hallmarks of Islamic extremists.
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NEW DELHI -- After eight months of slow progress toward lasting peace, foreign ministers from India and Pakistan met yesterday to search for solutions to their main dispute, the 57-year-old conflict over the divided territory of Kashmir.
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Pakistan and India agreed Saturday to restart peace talks suspended since train bombings killed more than 200 people in Mumbai in July as part of a wave of attacks India blames on Pakistan-based militants.
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Indian and Pakistani leaders pressed ahead Tuesday with peace efforts after twin bombs sparked a fire killing 68 people aboard a train in an apparent attempt to disrupt relations between the two longtime rivals.
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Signs of discord emerged between  India and Pakistan as foreign ministers from the nuclear armed  rivals met on Sunday to review and advance a peace process that  has faltered recently over Kashmir.  Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khursheed Mehmood Kasuri and his  Indian counterpart Natwar Singh shook hands and said they were  committed to friendly relations before entering two days of  talks. But tensions are already emerging.
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It has undergone something of a reality check, but the peace process between India and Pakistan is not dead, diplomats and analysts said on Thursday.
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Pakistan and India were to launch a new round of peace talks here Tuesday focused on their dispute over Kashmir and on limiting nuclear and conventional arsenals in South Asia, officials said.
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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.