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The released Pakistani fishermen were originally residents of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, according to Pakistani officials.

The APHC in a statement issued after a meeting chaired by its Chairman, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, in Srinagar said that India and Pakistan needed to show political farsightedness to deal with the tense situation.

Reportedly, Pakistan has said the speaker was not invited, as IHK is a disputed territory.

The Sindh Police have made a development in connection with a firing incident involving Pakistan cricket team’s former captain Wasim Akram as an accused is arrested here on Friday. Police is on the lookout for his employer, who is still at large.

The militants hurled grenades and opened fire on the convoy when it reached Samroli near Udhampur on its way from Jammu to Srinagar.

This comes after Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Speaker was not invited for the meet.

After the two back-to-back attacks in Gurdaspur and Udhampur, choices before India are stark: Carry on as before, launch tit-for-tat strikes, or turn our backs on Pakistan.

In the latest episode, suspected rebels killed two paramilitary soldiers and wounded another ten after attacking their convoy in the Indian-held Kashmir on Wednesday (today).

Pakistan’s former fast bowler Wasim Akram has confidence on young fast bowling talent.

In the ensuing gunbattle, BSF troopers killed one terrorist while Usman fled into the dense forests by taking three locals as hostage. He also named three other over-ground LeT terrorists Ali, Shaheen and Abu Umar. However he said, Pakistan awaits Indian government approaching in...

Since their independence from Britain, the two countries have fought three wars, two exclusively over Kashmir.

Pakistan cricket community on Wednesday strongly condemned the attack on former captain Wasim Akram and called on the government to immediately apprehend the culprits involved in firing on the legendary pacer.

“One young man died during the shelling”.

This comes after 11 people were killed in the Gurdaspur terror attack which included 5 policemen and 3 civilians on Monday.

The capture of a self-confessed Pakistani militant in Udhampur today has thrust the Narendra Modi government into a bind over whether to pursue talks between Indian and Pakistani national security advisers later this month, a decision complicated by a ticking public perception bomb.