Indian Foreign Secretary Will Visit to Pakistan

India is looking serious to build strong relation with Pakistan this time, according to an Indian news paper Culcutta News, External Affairs Minister S. M. Krishna confirms that Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao will visit Pakistan soon for further dialogues. S. M. Krishna further stated that "We have already taken the initiative and PM Manmohan Singh is in good faith to carry dialogues further. Provided that the backdrop of having dialogues at the level of foreign secretary. "The foreign secretary of Pakistan came here, and then, perhaps it is time for the foreign secretary of India to go to Pakistan," he said.

Despite talks between the two neighbours during Pakistani Foreign Secretary Salman Bashir's visit to India, nothing fruitful came out and the two sides ended the interaction with a pledge to 'keep in touch', signalling that relations between the nuclear-armed rivals remain frosty.

Pakistan And India Have Agreed to Continue Series of Dialogues

Indian Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao after hold meeting with Pakistani Foreign Secretary Salman Bashir said the talks were significant and said both the countries have agreeed to continue dialogues.

Indian foreign secretary said Mumbai attacks had smashed the joint trust between the neighbor countries. She insisted on Pakistan to take action against terrorists and in the course of attentive brightness here that Pakistan will move quicker against anti-India terror master minds and 26/11 attackers to keep the conversation untie. Nirupama Rao also said Pakistan has lifted up Baluchistan issue during the meeting, which India phrased as groundless. Water issue was also come under conversation.

This is first official dialogues between two countries since the Mumbai attack 14 months ago.

Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao welcome her Pakistani counterpart Salman Bashir at the Hyderabad House as the two top representatives sat down for closed door one-to-one meeting, expected at breaking the post-Mumbai deadlock in bilateral ties.

"We look forward to our talks," Rao told. "Hyderabad House is a familiar venue. We look forward to a very good constructive arrangement," a smiling Bashir added before going inside for the talks.

India & Pakistan Start Dialogue Session On Feb 25, 2010

Pakistan's Foreign Secretary Mr. Salman Bashir has confirmed today that the Dialogue Session between two nations would be started from Feb 25, 2010, this is in the result of his call to India's counterpart Nirupama Rao who accept his offer and confirmed to meet on Feb 25 in Dehli. Ministry of External Affairs of Pakistan has issued a statement of confirmation that the offer of dialogue has been accepted and further confirmed that Pakistan would exchange the same diplomatic affairs as India will do.

I think this is a vital time rather than discussing any other conflict to open Kashmir issue first from both side and will find a positive and constructive solution of Kashmir Issue, because the only major dead lock between these two states is the issue of Kashmir, in my opinion if both countries would have find a good and positive solution to this issue then there would have nothing left between these two countries to come closer and that will create a healthy and long lasting relation. This is also requirement of the public of both side and also of the Kashmir public too, these both countries have democratic system in their Government and thus both countries will have to respect and honor the voice of public.