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Pakistan offers treatment to injured Kashmiris

At least 55 persons have been killed and hundreds injured in the present unrest in the Kashmir Valley

India should do everything to bring him back: Ansari's mother

According to Ansari's lawyer, the Indian prisoner was attacked at least thrice by inmates in recent months in a Peshawar jail

Pakistan's helicopter crash-lands in Afghanistan, crew taken hostage by Taliban

Mi-17 transport helicopter crashed in Azra district, in the restive province of Logar province

Pak targeting militant groups 'selectively', should target all: US

Deputy Spokesperson of US said steps taken by Pak in eliminating terrorists have come at a cost of Pakistani lives lost

Pakistan's MI-17 helicopter crash-lands in Afghanistan

Official could not confirm the whereabouts of the seven people who were in the chopper

Pentagon blocks $300 mn military aid to Pakistan

Pakistan has reimbursed $700 million of the $1 billion they were authorised in financial year 2015 under the Coalition Support Fund

Kashmir groups protests in Pakistan against Rajnath visit

Various religious and jihadi outfits in Pakistan are opposed to Singh's visit as they held him responsible for the unrest in Indian Kashmir

Pakistan does not need IMF support anymore: Ishaq Dar

The Finance Minister said by 2050, Pakistan will become the world's 18th biggest economy

12 killed in Pakistan bus-truck collision

The bus was carrying around 50 passengers and authorities said the toll is likely to increase

Pakistan bus accident toll rises to 26

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif expressed grief and sorrow over the loss of lives in the accident

Seven militants killed in Pakistan, major terror attack bid foiled

CTD has shifted the bodies to a mortuary for autopsy and the outfit to which the militants belonged is yet to be ascertained

US ready to improve multidimensional ties with Pak: Kerry tells Aziz

He also appreciated Islamabad's determined efforts to eliminate terrorist groups in the tribal belt of the country

Govt asks diplomats in Pak to send wards outside for studies

Amidst growing strain in Indo-Pak ties, India on Monday advise diplomats and officials posted in its High Commission in Islamabad to make arrangements for education of their wards outside Pakistan from this academic session, virtually downgrading it as a "non-school-going station".The announcement came after the government's review of staffing and related policies for their diplomatic missions as also prevailing circumstances at the station.External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Vikas Swarup said, "It is a normal practice for all countries to review staffing and related policies for their diplomatic missions, including in view of prevailing circumstances at those stations. With effect from this academic session, officials have been advised to make arrangements for education of their wards outside Pakistan, till further notice."According to officials, there are about 50 school-going children of Indian officials, who are currently posted in Indian mission in Islamabad.India and Pakistan

India declares Pakistan 'No School Going Mission'

As New Delhi is concerned about the security of their young nationals after the Army Public School attack in Peshawar in Dec 2014

India slams Pakistan for glorification of terrorists

Nawaz Sharif said that Pakistan will continue to extend moral, political and diplomatic support for Kashmiris in their just struggle for right to self-determination

Pakistan Army Chief General Raheel Sharif confirms death sentence of 12 terrorists

Eleven convicts belonged to the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan and one to sectarian group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi

Pakistan urges UN to pressurise India to hold talks on Kashmir issue

Foreign Office spokesman said Kashmiri people cannot be deprived of their right to self-determination for which they have been rendering sacrifices for decades

Pakistan harbours terrorists, cynically raises Kashmir at UN: India

Syed Akbaruddin drew attention to Islamabad's defeat last December in its re-election bid for the Human Rights Council as a sign of the loss of its credibility

Banners across Pakistan ask army chief to 'impose martial law'

Banners sprang up overnight in all 13 cities, despite the presence of several checkpoints and extra security

Pakistan's use of terror proxies aiding global Islamic extremism: Zalmay Khalilzad

Khalilzad said Pakistan views the Taliban as an effective proxy to ensure Pakistani dominance over Afghanistan