Friday, February 10, 2012


			
							
					9 sentenced for London Stock Exchange terror plot
				
								
					Greece reaches deal on austerity
				
								
					CJ takes suo motu notice of Lahore factory collapse
				
								
					India, Pakistan trade can reach $10 bn by 2015: CII
				
								
					Terror trial of accused Bali bomber starts Monday
				
								
					Warrant issued for ex-Maldives president
				
								
					Nato supplies continue through Pak airspace: Munter
				
								
					Contempt appeal: SC asks Aitzaz to complete arguments on Friday
				
								
					Khar says drone attacks multiply militants
				
								
					Tax collection registers increase of 26%: Hafeez Shaikh

Congress backs dialogue with Pakistan

By: Our Staff Reporter | February 09, 2010, 1:38 pm |

Congress on Monday gave a qualified thumbs up to a fresh round of Indo-Pak talks by insisting that terror would have to be the central. "Our priority remains to ensure that South Asia must be a region without terror footprints," Congress spokesman Manish Tiwari said at a media briefing. Against the backdrop of the proposed Foreign Secretary-level talks with Pakistan, Congress said the dialogue process should be allowed to unfold.