Tensions between India and Pakistan may soften a bit as their prime ministers sat down today to agree a shared responsibility to ensure peace and promote development. During a breakthrough meeting, India’s PM Narendra Modi and his colleague Nawaz Sharif from Pakistan committed to a couple concrete action points to make them come to friendlier terms. The Times of India regards the meeting as “a small beginning” to establish a healthy relation between the two countries.
India and Pakistan acknowledge shared responsibility to ensure peace
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