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Karāchi : Pakistan | Sep 17, 2012 at 6:02 AM PDT
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Indian Foreign Minister SM Krishna said that India wants that may Pakistan will be stable and happiest state. They are ready to do anything for Pakistan. There is great change occurs in the relationship of India and Pakistan. SM Krishna was talking to media. On this event on the response of a reporters question as on Siachen and Surkyrak there should be development of trade Indian Foreign Minister said in pure style that we are forwarding step wise. The agreement between two countries on the issue of visas will be held on tomorrow. At one time all matters can not be solved. We are going towards right direction. Hope that all problems will get solved. Up till now meeting of Indian Foreign minister goes well. Tomorrow I will meet to Foreign Minister Hina Rubani Khar.

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India really wants to be with Pakistan.
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