Pak willing to talk on MFN issue

Pakistan said it was willing to work with India on New Delhi's demand for Most Favoured Nation status."We want to work with India on MFN. There are problems and that is why we have decided to talk.......

Ice melts: India, Pak talk of shared future

President Pervez Musharraf and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh opened up tantalising possibilities of Indo-Pak entente at the end of two days of summit talks. Manmohan Singh called it a 'productive'......

Pak-based terror came up in all of Modi's meetings: Shringla

In all meetings of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, beginning with the United States leadership, there was a 'suo moto' recognition of the concerns that Pakistan has both supported and nurtured......

PM to discuss terrorism, economic cooperation at IBSA Summit

The prime minister is expected to take up matters related to the deepening of cooperation among IBSA countries, says rediff.com's Shishir Bhate, who is travelling with the prime minister to South......

Pak mulls MFN status for India

Pakistan on Monday said it would consider granting the Most Favoured Nation status to India after it completed its study of the Indian tariff regime and non-tariff barriers, which had created a......

Pak businesswomen keen on India ties

A visiting Pakistani businesswomen's delegation on Thursday proposed to set up a SAARC Women Entrepreneurs Council and joint Business Council of women entrepreneurs from the two countries to......

India may allow EU's Pak package

India is likely to finally withdraw its opposition on the controversial trade-aid package proposed by the European Union (EU) for Pakistan, at the General Council of the World Trade Organization......

Plans afoot for Indo-Pak team

Efforts are on to bring together India and Pakistan cricketers, including batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly and speedster Shoaib Akthar, in one team for four one-day matches against......

McCaw to meet Board officials next week

Bat manufacturer slams ICCThe International Cricket Council has beencriticised by a leading sports goods manufacturerfor practising double standards with regard to the use of bats by cricketers.The......