Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Pakistan and India agreed to continue talks on Kashmir

NEW DELHI: Indian Minister for External Affairs SM Krishna after meeting with his Pakistani counterpart told media that both the countries are agreed to continue talks on all the issues including the issue of Jammu and Kashmir.
 Both the countries have reaffirmed their commitment to resolve all the outstanding issues through comprehensive and sustained dialogue with a view to find peaceful solution. 

Nawaz Shareef elected PMLN president unopposed.

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz central working committee elected Nawaz Sharif as party president.
This election was a result of the consensus developed already by the party leadership.

10000 families left their homes in Kurram due to the Operation against militants

PESHAWAR: Up to 100000 people have escaped from the tribal area of Kurram earlier this month as Pak Army started operation in the area.
A government official responsible for the IDPs Sahibzada Anis told AFP that they have registered 9944 families yet. 
Pak Army is determined to clear the areas along the Afghan border of militants involved in suicide bombing, killing and kidnapping local people.

Stop Spy Planes Flights near our coasts, China demands US.

BEIJING: Chinese defense ministry demanded US to must discontinue the spy planes flights near their coasts, reported a China's newspaper.
Taiwanese media prior to it reported two Chinese fighter jets attempted to scare off an American U2 reconnaissance plane collecting intelligence on China while flying along the Taiwan Strait in last month.
The two powers seeking to mend ties have a series of military disputes regarding American plans to sale arms to Taiwan and Navel standoffs in South China Sea. The US chief military official Mike Mullen has wrote in a paper last week that US is seriously thinking about bilateral exchange of defense officials with China to keep the communications lines open whereas Chinese defense ministry has called spy planes flights as major obstacle behind the bilateral efforts of mending ties.

India annoyed of Hina's meeting with Ali Gillani

NEW DELHI: India is annoyed of Hina Rabbani Khar's meeting with Hurriat leader Syed Ali Gillani prior to her meeting with the Indian counterpart in New Delhi, reported a Pakistani newspaper.
We are willing to talk all the issues including Jammu and Kashmir but such exercises on part of Pakistan are counterproductive at all, a Indian Govt. source told AFP, says the newspaper.
Indian and Pakistani foreign ministers held their first talks in a year on Wednesday, looking to breathe fresh life into a peace process still stifled by the trauma of Mumbai attacks in 2008.

Sunday, July 24, 2011

PMLN announced 27 July as a date for Elections in the party

ISLAMABAD: PMLN Chief Nawaz Sharif announced that central working committee will elect the president and other office bearers on 27th of July.
A election committee, comprising Iqbal Zafar Jhagra, M Hamza, Mamoon Hussain, Changez Khan Murree, Pir Sabir Shah, Shah Ghulam Qadir and Haji Akbar, will hold the elections.

One soldier martyred in a suicide attack in South Waziristan

DERA ISMAIL KHAN: One soldier martyred and several injured in an attack by a suicide bomber near a check post in Chakmalai, South Waziristan near Afghan border.
4000 out of 41000 mehsud families sent back to their homes in South Waziristan after clearing the area from militants by Pak Army.