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ArcelorMittal, Tatas, Jindals keen on Afghanistan investment NEW DELHI: Afghanistan on Friday said many Indian corporate houses including Tatas and Jindals besides Indian origin ArcelorMittal have evinced interest in developing its Hajigak mines with an estimated reserves of 2 billion tonnes...

Afghanistan to sign mining MoU with India (Reuters) - Afghanistan will sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with India on mining in a month, the country's mines minister, Wahidullah Shahrani, told reporters on Friday during a visit to India. "We are quite optimistic on this. We would...

India, Afghanistan to sign mining agreement soon India and Afghanistan are set to take up their economic engagement to a new level as the war ravaged nation has invited India to explore and mine its large mineral deposits, reports CNBC-TV18's Rituparna Bhuyan quoting sources. Initially, the...

Christine Fair is more pakistani then pakistanis themselves i.e. the blatant liar.:emot15: India in Afghanistan, part II: Indo-U.S. relations in the lengthening AfPak shadow BY CHRISTINE FAIR, OCTOBER 27, 2010 Wednesday, October 27, 2010 - 11:55 AM Share Despite deepening security threats...

Christine Fair is more pakistani then pakistanis themselves i.e. the blatant liar.:emot15: India in Afghanistan, part I: strategic interests, regional concerns BY CHRISTINE FAIR, OCTOBER 26, 2010 Tuesday, October 26, 2010 - 10:48 AM Share India's profile in Afghanistan has been a quiet...

US-Pakistan embrace a fillip for peace The big news over the weekend is that the United States and Pakistan have kissed and made up. What was played up in the recent weeks as a nasty showdown between the two partners, with each side growling dangerously and scratching the other almost to...

After bluff and bluster US capitulates Oped by B. Raman After bluff and bluster, US capitulates October 27, 2010 2:55:46 AM B Raman The Pakistani Army has literally arm-twisted the US Administration into giving in to its demands. The new aid for Pakistan comes without any strings...

Shyam Saran: How not to exit Afghanistan Aligning India with long-standing Pakhtoon aspirations may be a potentially potent lever Shyam Saran / New Delhi September 15, 2010, 0:54 IST At the recently concluded annual conference of the International Institute of Strategic Studies (IISS) in Geneva...

We hear same sorts of stories from indian visitors to pakistan too....Don't we???Even then Indian demonise them.What is so different in both these cases that indians due to their perpetual hatred towards ordinary pakistanis are ungrateful to them and paint then as terrorists by sheer...

India to resume medical mission work in Afghanistan KABUL: India is set to resume its much-acclaimed medical mission work in Afghanistan which was scaled down following the terror attack in Kabul early this year that left nine Indians dead, senior officials said here on Tuesday. "There is no...

Krishna meets Karzai, expresses India's support for his efforts Anil K Joseph | Kabul India on Monday expressed full support for Afghan President Hamid Karzai's efforts to usher in peace, stability and development in the war-torn country, which is witnessing an upsurge in terrorist attacks by...

Afghan goods head for India By Syed Fazl-e-Haider KARACHI, Pakistan - Afghanistan and Pakistan on Sunday signed a deal to open their borders to more trade, including goods in transit from Afghanistan to India, in a move hailed by the United States as a sign of improved relations. The pact also...

End of the game - K. Subrahmanyam Former US ambassador to India, former deputy national security adviser in the Bush administration and now senior fellow at the RAND Corporation, Robert Blackwill has outlined a new strategy for the US to deal with the Afghan Taliban, at minimum cost to American...

India has no other way than backing afghan govt move.For india its my way or highway now. Kabul meet: India to back any move for peace in Afghanistan Amid Afghan government's efforts to bring Taliban elements into the mainstream, the upcoming Kabul conference is expected to see India...

India will train Afghan civil services NEW DELHI: Continuing with its assistance to Afghanistan, India will now send officers from the Civil Services to train the Afghan Civil Services that is in its infancy. The Indian bureaucracy, established by the British, is more than 120 years old. The...

India must stop whining and act aggressively to protect interests It increasingly appears that the United States and its Nato allies may not win the war in Afghanistan. They can but whether they have the will and wisdom to do so is in doubt. A retreat which, whatever the face saving devices...

^^Thats only lip service Gen. Petraeus i doing.Just wait for usa to withdraw india either will loose its investment in afghanistan or if its want to stay in there it has only two option... 1. spill its citizens's blood (as india is so fond of doing ) and stay its course. 2.be reduce to...

Pakistan's role in Afghanistan Ganging up on India Rumours fly as Karzai talks to Pakistan Jul 1st 2010 | KANDAHAR THE view from Pranav Ganesh's office was never spectacular, even before a very high wall started going up right through his garden. Behind it, another high wall protects India's...

India likely to get role in Afghan military affairs Kabul, June 22(ANI): The ongoing row between the NATO forces and allied European countries regarding provisions of training for the Afghan National Army is reportedly paving way for 'legalized' Indian presence in Afghanistan. According to...

below report is one fine example how usa twists the facts....I hope GOI is aware of usa's double dealing on afghanistan wrt pakistan.Hope GOI dont get satisfied by empty platitudes from usa and chart its own way independent of usa interests in the region. U.S. seeks to balance India's...