TopicDineshwar Sharma

Topic: Dineshwar Sharma

PDP hopeful of ‘breakthrough’ as interlocutor Sharma concludes Kashmir visit

Rahiba R. Parveen - November 9, 2017

The party says steps initiated by the Centre are in line with PM Modi’s I-Day speech that Kashmir problem can be resolved through dialogue.

After meeting interlocutor, Kashmir politicians want Centre to prove seriousness

Rahiba R. Parveen - November 8, 2017

New interlocutor Dineshwar Sharma met mainstream political delegations on his three-day visit to Srinagar, and will visit Jammu now.

In the name of interlocution

Pranab Dhal Samanta - November 8, 2017

Kashmir interlocutor Dineshwar Sharma has little political room for manoeuvre, but his appointment is a masterstroke in political management.

Interlocutor’s first day in Valley a ‘no-show’, but hopes afloat

Rahiba R. Parveen - November 6, 2017

Separatists, tourism industry stick to decision on boycotting talks, but interlocutor Dineshwar Sharma claims deliberations are on.

India needs to regain confidence of Kashmiri people: Dineshwar Sharma

Rahiba R. Parveen - October 28, 2017

The new interlocutor says he would take a ‘different approach’ to solve Kashmir’s problems and that he is open to talk to anyone in the Valley.

‘Time is ripe for political solution to J&K woes, Jammu’s aspirations will be addressed’

Pragya Kaushika - October 27, 2017

J&K deputy CM Nirmal Singh says new interlocutor Dineshwar Sharma is free to talk to anyone and that his predecessors offered no political solution to problems on the ground.

Kashmir interlocutor: Modi govt walks in Vajpayee’s footsteps

Pranab Dhal Samanta - October 23, 2017

There are similarities between the two NDA governments' appointment of an interlocutor for Kashmir. NDA-2 was waiting for winter when infiltration is low.

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