India offers $25m in aid to quake-hit Pakistan

India has offered $25m (€20.5m) in aid to Pakistan, an Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman said, in the latest goodwill gesture between the two countries since a powerful earthquake devastated the disputed Kashmir region.

India offers $25m in aid to quake-hit Pakistan
Thu, 27 Oct, 2005 - 15:22

India has offered $25m (€20.5m) in aid to Pakistan, an Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman said, in the latest goodwill gesture between the two countries since a powerful earthquake devastated the disputed Kashmir region.

India made the offer at a meeting of the United Nations in Geneva yesterday, said spokesman Navtej Sarna said.

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