Prime Minister Imran Khan Thursday conceded that it was not in the interest of Pakistan to allow its territories to be used for terror activities in other countries and said he was ready to hold talks with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi to bring peace between the two neighbours.

Not in our interest to allow territories to be used for terror activities in other countries: Khan

India has postponed the scheduled inspection of its two hydropower projects on the Chenab river by Pakistani experts following the fresh tension in bilateral ties and cancellation of foreign ministers' meeting in New York, according to a media report here Wednesday.

India postpones Pak experts' inspection of two hydropower projects in J&K: Report

Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday said the government is "ready to talk to everyone" over the Kashmir issue, while asserting that terrorism in the Valley is "Pakistan-sponsored".

Government is 'ready to talk to everyone' over Kashmir issue: Rajnath Singh

India confirms meeting of Indo-Pak Foreign ministers 

US Ambassador Kenneth I Juster said 'we have zero tolerance towards cross-border terrorism and it depends on the two countries (India and Pakistan) to resolve the issue in a peaceful manner'

US for greater inter-operability of forces with India

The extension comes at a time tension prevailed along the border between the two countries in Jammu and Kashmir

India extends Munabao-Khokhrapar rail link with Pak for 3 years

Pakistani shelling along the border in Jammu and Kashmir has increased over the past two weeks

Pakistan must not misinterpret India's 'decency': Rajnath Singh

Unfazed by the legal cases and sharp criticism, former chief minister and National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah on Saturday reiterated that Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) is part of Pakistan

'How many Pakistans will you make', reiterates Farooq Abdullah

The militants were intercepted by the army in Tangdhar sector near the Indo-Pak Line of Control in Kashmir.

Indian soldier, 4 militants killed as Indian Army foils infiltration bid

American President Barack Obama has impressed on India and Pakistan the need for a ?sustained and resilient? dialogue aimed at resolving all disputes, including Kashmir, between the two countries through peaceful means

US calls for 'sustained and resilient' dialogue between India and Pakistan

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