India and Pakistan have agreed to resume peace talks that were broken off by New Delhi after the 2008 Mumbai attacks, Indian sources said on Thursday.

US President Barack Obama met India’s president on Monday ahead of talks with government leaders that will see him address Parliament.

The Commonwealth Games Federation chief said on Saturday there was still work to be done amid concerns about security.

Pakistan said on Friday that India’s "selective" approach to issues has led to what analysts say is a stalemate in talks.

An air crash in India that killed 158 people has underlined fears about safety gaps in the country’s booming airline industry.

India and Pakistan hold their first official talks since the 2008 Mumbai attacks on Thursday, a meeting that may help thaw their frigid relations.

India has arrested three men in connection with last week’s Mumbai bombings that killed more than 180 people, and urged Pakistan on Friday to hand over a top Kashmiri militant as…