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INDIA IN AFGHANISTAN: During his May 12-13, 2011 visit, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh pledged an additional $500 million reconstruction assistance and backed efforts by Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai to seek reconciliation with the Taliban.
PTI INDIA IN AFGHANISTAN: During his May 12-13, 2011 visit, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh pledged an additional $500 million reconstruction assistance and backed efforts by Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai to seek reconciliation with the Taliban.

Don't leave Afghanistan, India told U.S.

U.S. diplomatic cables originating from Islamabad and New Delhi, accessed by The Hindu through WikiLeaks, clearly suggest that India was concerned about U.S. plans to exit from Afghanistan, and its possible repercussions on India's security »      11 comments

Related: 250737: NSA Menon discusses regional security and trade issues with Codel McCaskill
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‘Pakistan's actions at the UN may embolden other member states to oppose U.S. positions'

U.S. Mission in New York raised concerns about Pakistan's voting on key issues such as counterterrorism and human rights »      5 comments

Related: 66945: Pak-US ties not reflected in multi-lateral fora

Benazir Bhutto was killed in a suicide bomb attack on December 27, 2007, as she left an election rally in Rawalpindi. In this file photo, the site of the blast.

Benazir asked U.S. for security, was turned away

Diplomatic cables accessed by The Hindu through WikiLeaks show that Benazir's request for American security came days after her triumphant October 18, 2007 return to Pakistan »      3 comments

Related: 127580: Ambassador's meeting with Benazir Bhutto on security and investigation of Karachi attack

Pakistani policemen and rescuers searching for victims in the rubble of a destroyed police building after a suicide car bomb attack in Lahore in May 2009, one of the many terrorist attacks in the province in recent years. Photo: AFP

Pakistan's Punjab turning into hotbed of extremism, U.S. had warned

In a series of cables sent over a period of two years, the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad and the Consulate in Lahore documented the ways in which the madrassas recruited boys as young as eight, indoctrinated them into jihadi philosophy »      1 comment

Related: 178082: Extremist recruitment on the rise in southern Punjab
Related: 208236: Punjab Home Secretary fears Hafiz Saeed's release

In this 2007 picture, former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif (centre) prays at the mausoleum in Ghari Khuda Baksh where Benazir Bhutto is buried. Photo: AFP

Nawaz Sharif too sought U.S. help to protect himself

Shaken by Benazir Bhutto's assassination in December 2007, former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had approached the U.S. for advice and technical expertise to ensure his own security. »      2 comments

Related: 136099: Pakistan elections and Bhutto assasination investigation

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March 15, 2011

40223: India notes US Iran views; trying to clarify its position

Our efforts here and Congress' reaction in Washington seem to be encouraging the Indians to review their public postures on Iran. »
March 15, 2011

185827: Home Minister Chidambaram and NSA Narayanan on information sharing on Mumbai terror attacks

On January 6, the Ambassador passed information from the Pakistani government regarding the Mumbai attacks to Home Minister Chidambaram and National Security Advisor Naryanan. »
March 15, 2011

185899: Indian concurrence on information sharing, taking yes for an answer

India's concurrence in the U.S. sharing law enforcement information developed during the investigation of the Mumbai attacks with Pakistani authorities should be read broadly. »
March 15, 2011

220281: NSA Narayanan on nuclear deal, counter-terrorism/intelligence cooperation, and Pakistan

Indian NSA M.K. Narayanan stressed a desire to work closely to develop a ambitious agenda for PM Singh's November visit to Washington and flagged his decisive role in pushing through End-Use Monitoring Agreement (EUM) and directing Indian foreign policy, during an August 10 introductory call by the Ambassador. »
March 15, 2011

185719: Home Minister Chidambaram provides concurrence on information sharing

In a brief meeting with the Ambassador on January 5, Home Minister P. Chidambaram said that, after conferring with his colleagues, India concurred in the U.S. sharing information with Pakistani authorities that had been gathered by U.S. law enforcement authorities during the Mumbai investigation. »
March 15, 2011

39910: A nuclear Iran still unacceptable to India, but Delhi questions eventual armed confrontation

Indian FS Saran listened attentively to Ambassador's views on Iran, including our disappointment with FM Natwar Singh's public statements on his September 3-4 visit to Tehran; and reaffirmed India's long-standing policy on Iran... »
March 15, 2011

185604: Preserving information sharing

Post notes with some concern the report (Ref A) that the GOI Ministry of External Affairs plans to release information from its investigation into the Mumbai attacks next week to all countries that lost citizens and ""that therefore any information sharing will be overtaken by events."" »
March 15, 2011

185722: Menon presents evidence of Pakistan involvement in Mumbai attacks to Ambassadors

Foreign Secretary Shivshankar Menon shared with Ambassador Mulford and fourteen other ambassadors January 5 evidence linking the Mumbai terrorist attacks to Pakistan. »
March 15, 2011

185593: Demarche on Mumbai attack information-sharing

By the opening of business in New Delhi, Saturday, January 3, 2009, post will have received additional information about the November 2008 Mumbai attacks. »
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