Pakistan

India will be holding a meeting with Pakistan officials at Attari border on Thursday to close certain gap over Kartarpur corridor, a report said.

In yet another embarrassment for Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, their lawyer Khawar Qureshi at the International Court of Justice admitted that there is no significant evidence to back its claims of genocide in Kashmir.

Indian Air Force on Tuesday extended its fleet with the inclusion of eight US-made Apache AH-64E(I) helicopters at the Pathankot Air Base.

Pakistan's Foreign Ministry said the meeting was recorded, but there was no restriction on the "language of communication" between Jadhav and Ahluwalia.

At a time when tension between India and Pakistan is at its peak, the latter will be providing consular access to Kulbhushan Jadhav, an Indian national in their custody.

The heated argument started after Qasim Suri, the deputy speaker of Pakistan's lower house of Parliament, said that the "oppression" of the Kashmiri cannot be ignored and Pakistan stands by the Kashmiris.

Sikh girl Jagjit Kaur, who was reported of forced religion conversion in Pakistan ahead of her marriage to a Muslim boy, issued an statement saying that it was her decision to chose Islam.

After one week of issuing a statement that claimed Pakistan may opt for nuclear weapon against India, Pak PM Imran Khan has once again threatened saying World War II like situation is likely, but “under the nuclear shadow” this time.

The remark came during his meeting with European Union Commissioner Christos Stylianides who said that UN wishes to see India and Pakistan re-open dialogue through diplomatic channels and de-escalate the Kashmir issue.

"We condemn the irresponsible remarks and tweets by Pakistani leaders on matters internal to India," said foreign ministry spokesperson Raveesh Kumar, referring to Pakistani ministers making threats following the government's decision to end special status to Jammu and Kashmir and split it into two union territories.