India and Pakistan agree to stop firing across disputed Kashmir border in move towards ‘sustainable peace’ — RT

 The Director Generals of Military Operations (DGsMO) of Indian and Pakistan have announced that they agreed to stop firing across the Kashmir border in an attempt to secure sustainable peace in the region.

Tres insurgentes y tres policías muertos en choques en la Cachemira india - virus

 

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Pakistan claims to shoot down Indian quadcopter - AA

The Pakistan Army claimed to have shot down an Indian quadcopter Saturday that "intruded" into its airspace along the disputed Kashmir border.

Kashmir fighters kill two Indian soldiers in region’s main city | Al Jazeera

Rebel fighters in Indian-controlled Kashmir have killed two soldiers in an attack in the disputed region’s main city, the Indian army said.

Gun battle in Kashmir kills four Indian soldiers, three rebels | Al Jazeera

An army patrol noticed suspicious movement along the Line of Control (LOC), the de facto border between India and Pakistan, in the early hours of Sunday, Defence Ministry spokesman Colonel Rajesh Kalia said.

Indian troops kill top rebel commander in Kashmir gun battle | Al Jazeera

A top rebel commander was killed by Indian government forces in Indian-administered Kashmir’s main city, authorities have said, triggering anti-India protests in the disputed region.

Indian Foreign Ministry Urges China to Control Frontline Troops to Prevent Provocations

The Indian Ministry of External Affairs on Tuesday urged the Chinese side to discipline and control its frontline troops from engaging in provocative actions along the border in an attempt to change the status quo in the South Bank area of Pangong Lake.

Indian Ministry of External Affairs Says Disengagement on Border With China Not Completed

The disengagement process along the Line of Actual Control between China and India is still ongoing following the recent deadly clashes on the border between the two countries, Indian Ministry of External Affairs representative Anurag Srivastava said on Thursday.

Pakistan-controlled Kashmir : Pakistan dismisses new Indian Army Chief's statement

Pakistan on Thursday rejected the new Indian Army Chief, Lt Gen Manoj Mukund Naravane's statement about pre-emptive strikes inside Pakistan administered Kashmir region.

Pakistan Summons Indian Diplomat Over Truce Violations in Kashmir

The Pakistani Foreign Ministry summoned on Tuesday Indian Deputy High Commissioner Shri J.P. Singh over ceasefire violations along the line of control in the disputed region of Jammu and Kashmir, the ministry said in a statement.

Pakistan says Indian firing kills 5 civilians, injures 22 in three days

Pakistan said on Saturday that Indian cross-border firing has killed five civilians and injured 22 others in three days.

Eight dead as Kashmir base raid ends after 36 hours

A marathon gun battle at a paramilitary base in Indian-administered Kashmir has ended after almost 36 hours, with the killing of the last remaining gunman fighting off Indian security forces.

Tillerson visits India seeking help fighting Taliban in Afghanistan - cooling of tensions between India and Pakistan

 U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson visited India Tuesday -- part of a multi-day trip to Asia and the Middle East that officials say is designed to cement a relationship instrumental in ending the war in Afghanistan.

Militants attack border guards camp in Indian-controlled Kashmir

In a predawn attack, militants on Tuesday entered a camp of Border Security Force (BSF) in restive Indian-controlled Kashmir, police said.

Indian home minister reviews security situation of Indian-controlled Kashmir

India's Federal Home Minister Rajnath Singh has taken stock of the security situation in restive Indian-controlled Kashmir in the wake of a militant attack that killed seven Hindu pilgrims and wounded 19 others, officials said.

India 'bombs Pakistan army posts' in Kashmir

India's army says it bombed Pakistani army posts along the de facto border dividing the two countries in Kashmir.

Death Toll in Kashmir Avalanches Climbs to 19

The death toll in avalanches in the heavily militarized Himalayan region of Kashmir has risen to 19 after the bodies of four more Indian soldiers were recovered on Friday, army and police officials said.

India to deploy hundreds of main battle tanks along border with Pakistan

India is preparing to deploy more than 460 main battle tanks (MBTs) along its border with Pakistan, substantially increasing its already sizable tank force there.

New Delhi, Islamabad Exchange Nuclear Installations Lists : Ministry

India and Pakistan exchanged a list of nuclear installations, as well as of facilities, through diplomatic channels between the two countries, India's Ministry of External Affairs said in a press release.

2 Indian troopers wounded in Indian-controlled Kashmir gunfight

Two troopers belonging to Indian army were wounded Thursday in fighting with militants in restive Indian-controlled Kashmir, police said.