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hollyy fucckk... you all are the same thats what you mean to say?
Hindu Extremist groups Issue threats to PIA offices in India!
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hollyy fucckk... you all are the same thats what you mean to say?
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PIA didn't stop india dear . they are working on this route since decades . they stopped few times but temporary . abut AI they faced hell loses last time and stopped it but they tried it again and again . .
i don't know why but they have PAX load problem in this route since beginning .on other hand PIA is looting from both hands PIA charge to
KHI DEL 26144PKR
DEL- khi 13575INR
this was the last tender in feb2013 for passenger general sales agent in pakistan news papers .they was planned to start from oct but seems imposible now again for them .
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which extremist group issued it????is there any info on that???
don't know abou PIA office,but PIA flights are quite safe..we have CISF in place at any airport..they'll deal with anything..
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Indian government seeks talks with Pakistan on direct air link between New Delhi and Islamabad
Amiti Sen, ET Bureau Sep 5, 2012, 07.00AM IST
NEW DELHI: India has sought talks with Pakistan on direct air link between the capitals and more flights between business centres, a move aimed at strengthening bilateral relations.
An Indian commerce department official said the issue would be discussed at the commerce secretary-level talks between the two nations, due later this month, if Islamabad responds positively to the proposal.
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"We have already written to the Pakistani government indicating that we are interested in more flights between India and Pakistan, mostly to and from the capitals and connecting them to important cities," the official said, adding, "We are hopeful of a positive response."
A Pakistani official told ET that the country's commerce ministry would vet the proposal, but more flights would make commercial sense only when visa norms are eased not just for businesses but also for people.
The next round of India-Pakistan trade talks is expected to start in Islamabad in the third week of this month. If Pakistan agrees to discuss air links, an official from the civil aviation ministry will be included in the Indian delegation, which will be led by commerce secretary SL Rao.
The neighbours currently have 12 flights per week linking Delhi and Mumbai with Lahore and Karachi, but none between New Delhi and Islamabad. All flights are operated by Pakistan International Airlines. India and Pakistan had signed an agreement four years back to double the number of flights and also link up the capitals, but the pact was not implemented as bilateral talks were suspended following a terror attack on Mumbai later that year.
"Businessmen are not interested in going to Islamabad. It makes more commercial sense to fly to Lahore and then to Islamabad. These are the things that we need to discuss," the Pakistani official said.
Pointing out that Air India had suspended flights between Delhi and Lahore in 2008 mainly because it was commercially unviable, the official said that minimising visa restrictions between the two countries was necessary for expanding air connectivity.
India and Pakistan have agreed to liberalise their bilateral visa regime for businesses and an agreement to this effect is likely to be signed soon, Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma said on Tuesday.
Speaking at an India-Pakistan Parliamentary Dialogue meeting organised by industry body Ficci, Sharma said that India had agreed to grant multiple entry visas to Pakistani businessmen and there would be more clarity on the final agreement after External Affairs Minister SM Krishna's visit to Pakistan later in the month.
The two countries will also shortly sign three agreements in areas of customs cooperation, mutual recognition of standards and redressal of trade issues.
Sharma also expressed hope that Pakistan would stick to the year-end deadline for dismantling the list of banned products from India and granting it Most Favoured Nation (MFN) status. The minister said it was Pakistan's turn to act as New Delhi has delivered on its promises.
Indian government seeks talks with Pakistan on direct air link between New Delhi and Islamabad - Economic Times
Amiti Sen, ET Bureau Sep 5, 2012, 07.00AM IST
NEW DELHI: India has sought talks with Pakistan on direct air link between the capitals and more flights between business centres, a move aimed at strengthening bilateral relations.
An Indian commerce department official said the issue would be discussed at the commerce secretary-level talks between the two nations, due later this month, if Islamabad responds positively to the proposal.
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"We have already written to the Pakistani government indicating that we are interested in more flights between India and Pakistan, mostly to and from the capitals and connecting them to important cities," the official said, adding, "We are hopeful of a positive response."
A Pakistani official told ET that the country's commerce ministry would vet the proposal, but more flights would make commercial sense only when visa norms are eased not just for businesses but also for people.
The next round of India-Pakistan trade talks is expected to start in Islamabad in the third week of this month. If Pakistan agrees to discuss air links, an official from the civil aviation ministry will be included in the Indian delegation, which will be led by commerce secretary SL Rao.
The neighbours currently have 12 flights per week linking Delhi and Mumbai with Lahore and Karachi, but none between New Delhi and Islamabad. All flights are operated by Pakistan International Airlines. India and Pakistan had signed an agreement four years back to double the number of flights and also link up the capitals, but the pact was not implemented as bilateral talks were suspended following a terror attack on Mumbai later that year.
"Businessmen are not interested in going to Islamabad. It makes more commercial sense to fly to Lahore and then to Islamabad. These are the things that we need to discuss," the Pakistani official said.
Pointing out that Air India had suspended flights between Delhi and Lahore in 2008 mainly because it was commercially unviable, the official said that minimising visa restrictions between the two countries was necessary for expanding air connectivity.
India and Pakistan have agreed to liberalise their bilateral visa regime for businesses and an agreement to this effect is likely to be signed soon, Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma said on Tuesday.
Speaking at an India-Pakistan Parliamentary Dialogue meeting organised by industry body Ficci, Sharma said that India had agreed to grant multiple entry visas to Pakistani businessmen and there would be more clarity on the final agreement after External Affairs Minister SM Krishna's visit to Pakistan later in the month.
The two countries will also shortly sign three agreements in areas of customs cooperation, mutual recognition of standards and redressal of trade issues.
Sharma also expressed hope that Pakistan would stick to the year-end deadline for dismantling the list of banned products from India and granting it Most Favoured Nation (MFN) status. The minister said it was Pakistan's turn to act as New Delhi has delivered on its promises.
Indian government seeks talks with Pakistan on direct air link between New Delhi and Islamabad - Economic Times
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So far the drama RANIS have carried an assault on the Pakistan Diplomatic mission, stopped and demonstrated in front of the Lahore Delhi bus service, wrongly accused Hafiz Saeed for issuing warnings to India and now the scum bags issuing threats to the PIA.....basically, we are really enjoying this habitually frivolous Indian tantrum display, this is their acute Pakistan obsession for we all know when the Chinese sat on their face for a whole month, these people didn't know where to hide their faces let alone voicing any concern. !!!
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Don't know...they only said that the PIA office has received threat letters from extremist groups.
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this is going to be big pain for india every pen they broke they have to pay it
same as india paid our m Mercedes Benz cars which were destroyed at Delhi in 2001 by indian mob 
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If this is true that is really taking the p1ss!!!!!
How much are you, 90,000?
@Topic: there is nothing like Hindu extreemist, its just common man. People are angry on cruel behaviour of pakistani forces. The way Pakistani are killing our soldiers are fuming Indians.
they just put black paint on PIA boards.. I think it is not called terrorism. I hope Pakisyani know what terrorism is.
May not e terrorism but it is criminal damage. I hope charges are pressed and persued.
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And start beating Ambassador.. Do what you are good at...
Police has taken cognizance and case has been registered against unknown miscreant. Just IK and RazPak kind of ppl are making mole-hill..
By the way, @RazPaK Bhaijan how was Eid? Good to see you active again.. You were impatient during your bann period.
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And start beating Ambassador.. Do what you are good at...
Police has taken cognizance and case has been registered against unknown miscreant. Just IK and RazPak kind of ppl are making mole-hill..
By the way, @RazPaK Bhaijan how was Eid? Good to see you active again.. You were impatient during your bann period.
Diplomatic security in Pakistan is very very strict protestors will never be able to enter Ramna 5
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That comment doesn't deserve your comment.. That was for members like RazPak and IK. infact it was a sarcasm...
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X2. But this has nothing to do with religion. FYI.
Though this wouldnt be the first incident of ransacking a foreign business office. For some reason, instigated mobs tend to vent their frustration at anything foreign, remember Monsanto? They tend to forget that the property, people working there and most of the customers taking advantage of services offered are Indians. Idiots.
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