Indian premier offers 'decisive talks' to Pakistan

The Indian prime minister today offered to hold talks with nuclear-armed neighbour Pakistan to end 50 years of war and acrimony.

Fri, 02 May, 2003 - 11:17

The Indian prime minister today offered to hold talks with nuclear-armed neighbour Pakistan to end 50 years of war and acrimony.

“This round of talks will be decisive,” Atal Bihari Vajpayee told Parliament in New Delhi.

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