India sidesteps queries on secret talks with Pakistan

If the CBMs ties improve further, Prime Minister Narendra Modi may pay a visit to Islamabad for the Saarc summit there later this year

PM Modi to be invited for SAARC summit, says Pakistan foreign office

India has expressed its inability to be part of 2016 SAARC Summit in Islamabad after terrorist had attacked Uri Army camp.

India had earlier cited cross-border terrorism as the reason for pulling out of the Saarc summit after the Pathankot and Uri terror attacks.

Sources on Tuesday said

In I-Day speech, Abbasi accuses India of pursuing expansionist agenda.

Baloch along with India's Ambassador to China, Vijay Gokhale, attended the briefing along with other diplomats at SCO headquarters.

Zakaria claimed that Pakistan was ready to share its expertise and technological know-how and was keen to participate in the project.

SAARC summit in September last year was cancelled after five member states, including India, decided against attending the meet.

The matter relating to rescheduling the next SAARC summit will also come up during the meeting.

The conference is scheduled to be held in Amritsar on December 3.