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Modi Tells Trump India Won’t Accept Third-Party Mediation On Kashmir, Declines Post-G7 Invite To Visit US, Citing Prior Engagements
India has never asked for and will never accept third-party mediation to resolve the issue of Pakistan's illegal occupation of parts of Jammu and Kashmir, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told US President Donald Trump in a call between the two leaders on Tuesday (17 June).
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has told US President Donald Trump that India has never and will never accept third-party mediation with Pakistan on the issue of Kashmir. The Prime Minister conveyed this ...
Advocate Abdul Rashid Minhas also condemned ongoing military crackdowns, house raids, and the threatening rhetoric of the ...
In the middle of growing conflict between Israel and Iran, at least 110 Indian students, including 90 from Jammu and Kashmir, ...
Bhaderwah: To empower local youth and prepare them for upcoming Territorial Army (TA) recruitment rallies, the Indian Army's ...
Sixteen out of 48 parks and tourist spots in Kashmir have reopened after being shut down following the Pahalgam attack.
Betab Valley, Pahalgam Market Park, Verinag Garden, Kokernag Garden, and Achabal Garden have all reopened in Kashmir, and cab ...
To boost public confidence in Kashmir's tourism sector, the Apni Party on Wednesday organised a shikara rally on the iconic ...
The world’s highest railway bridge, an ambitious piece of engineering across a mountain valley in Kashmir, was opened Friday ...
Get information on Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences & Technology of Kashmir (SKUAST Kashmir) at U.S. News.
Martand Sun Temple Among all the ruined Hindu temples of Kashmir, the Martand Sun Temple stands out like a haunting echo of a ...
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