WASHINGTON: Seeds of Peace, a New York-based group that brings together youngsters from countries in conflict with one other, said on Monday that it had completed a “one of a kind” week-long programme in Lahore aimed at empowering young people, known as “Seeds”, with the skills to resolve conflict.
LAHORE: The independence days of India and Pakistan were celebrated jointly at Wagah Border on the night between Thursday and Friday, with an aim to promote friendship and peace between the two countries.
Wagah: Border guards of India and Pakistan today exchanged sweets and congratulated each other on the occasion of 61st anniversary of Pakistans Independence Day.
Mumbai: Shagufta Rafique, a bar singer turned writer, who has written for films like Woh Lamhe, Awarapan and Dhokha, has been roped in for an Indo-Pak production. The Punjabi language film will have cast from both these countries. Tentatively titled Khushi, the film narrates the love story of a widow.
NEW DELHI: The volume of trade between India and Pakistan is likely to double following the trade policy announced by Pakistan recently which increases the number of items that Pakistan can import from India, said Tariq Sayeed, president, SAARC Chambers of Commerce and Industry, here on Thursday.
Yes, Euphoria is going to be the first Indian band to perform in Pakistan. And what’s more, President Pervez Musharraf and many others from the country’s political elite are going to attend this show in Karachi!
LONDON, June 11 (APP): A five-day exhibition of grand art from India and Pakistan titled “Across Boundaries-a Collage” opened at a Central London hotel on Tuesday evening which attracted a large number of connoisseurs of art.
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan has decided to set free 54 Indian fishermen as a goodwill gesture upon the arrival of the Indian chapter of 'Joint Judicial Committee on Prisoners' here on Tuesday.
DUBAI — He perhaps signifies the "cross-border optimism" that now seems to sway peaceniks on both sides of India and Pakistan. Indian journalist Frank Huzur aka Manoj Kumar (that was the name before he re-christened himself) has done the imponderable. He's about to finish the biography of one of the icons of an archrival country.
WASHINGTON: A new study unveiled here maintains that the Kashmir dispute can be resolved by making the Line of Control, the present dividing line, “irrelevant” with the free movement of trade and people.
