Pakistan-India talks on Siachen start today
ISLAMABAD: Defence Secretaries of India and Pakistan will begin two-day
talks on the Siachen issue in Islamabad today.
The talks come at the backdrop of
demands in Pakistan that the world's highest battlefield be demilitarised as
soon as possible.
Indian Defence Secretary Shashikant
Sharma arrived in Pakistan for crucial talks on the military standoff on the
Siachen glacier.
Defence Secretary Nargis Sethi, will
lead the Pakistani side in the talks.
Chief of the Army Staff General
Ashfaq Kayani and President Asif Ali Zaradari have spoken about the need to
resolve the issue.
India has, however, stuck to its
known position that no troop withdrawal is possible without Pakistan
authenticating current troop positions, delineating the boundary on the map and
demarcating it on ground.
Ahead of the talks, Defence Minister
AK Antony cautioned against expecting any breakthrough at the meeting saying,
"Do not expect any dramatic announcement or decision on an issue which is
very important for us, especially in the context of national security. You
cannot expect a dramatic announcement from one discussion."
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Business News:
Mon, 11 Jun 2012
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India frustrations send some
foreign firms packing
NEW DELHI/MUMBAI: Frustrated by a lack of opportunities in India, Germany
s Fraport (FRAG.DE), the world s No. 2 a
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LinkedIn sheds more light on
security breach
SAN FRANCISCO: LinkedIn Corp, criticized for inadequate network
security after hackers exposed millions of its use
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CNG strike suspended for 3
days
ISLAMABAD: All Pakistan CNG Association (APCNGA) has suspended its
ongoing strike for three days after getting ass
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People suffer as CNG closure
enters 7th day
ISLAMABAD: CNG stations remained closed in Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
and parts of Balochistan for the fifth conse
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Computer trading models
crash from favor
LONDON: Investors are losing faith in the computer-based trading models
that made them millions in the bull market
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Oil Tankers Association to
go on strike from June 11
ISLAMABAD: All Pakistan Oil Tankers Owners Association (APOTOA) has
announced to go on strike across the country f
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Gold plunges to Rs 48,857
KARACHI: Gold plunged by Rs 685 to close at Rs 48,857 per 10 grams in
the local market Saturday as its international
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Woes intensify as CNG strike
enters 4th day
LAHORE: The strike called by All-Pakistan CNG Association (APCNGA) has
entered its fourth day on Saturday, inflami
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Europe is ''at a
crossroads'': Lagarde
WASHINGTON: International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director
Christine Lagarde on Friday urged European leaders
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Intel''s plans for virtual
TV come into focus
NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO: Intel is counting on facial-recognition
technology for targeted ads and a team of veteran
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P keeps US rating unchanged,
outlook ''negative''
WASHINGTON: The United States held onto its AA+ rating from Standard
Poor s Friday but the agency said it also k
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SBP keeps policy rate
unchanged at 12%
KARACHI: State Bank of Pakistan SBP s Board of Directors meeting Friday
chaired by SBP Governor Yaseen Anwar decide
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KPK unveils Rs303 bln budget
for 2012-13
PESHAWAR: The ANP led coalition government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK)
Friday presented its fifth budget with a to
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Oil falls on fading US
stimulus hopes
SINGAPORE: Oil prices fell in Asian trade Friday as hopes dimmed for
stimulus measures to re-energise the falterin
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Euro weakens in Asian trade
TOKYO: The euro weakened in Asian trade Friday after hopes were dashed
for US policy easing to pump up the world s
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SALEEM MANSOORI
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