NDA letter to Kofi Annan asking for help in their "goal to pursue ... the truth, with unimpeachable evidence and due process"

BY L.K. Advani 6 November 2005

The former PM says that while India has made long-term and specific commitments, the US has merely made promises, which it may not be able to see through. The PM says he's got a minsonception.

BY Atal Behari Vajpayee 19 July 2005

There was mishandling of the Hurriyat visit; they, not the elected government, have been made into the representatives of the people of J&K; there is growing demand for trilateral talks and an "international guarantee" for settlement, and Pakistan ha

BY Atal Behari Vajpayee 15 June 2005

'India and the United States of America agree to expand cooperation in three specific areas: civilian nuclear activities, civilian space programmes, and high technology trade'

BY Atal Behari Vajpayee 12 January 2004

'Pravasi Bharatiya Divas itself is a celebration of the jugalbandi between the 22-million strong Indian Diaspora and your motherland, between the Bharatvasis and the Bharatvanshis'

BY Atal Behari Vajpayee 8 January 2004

This is not a mere slogan. It aptly expresses a profound truth, which south Asia is still to grasp fully...History can remind us, guide us, teach us or warn us; it should not shackle us. We have to look forward now, with a collective approach in mind

BY Atal Behari Vajpayee 3 January 2004

Full text of the PM's much-talked about inaugural address at the Hindustan Times Symposium on the Peace Dividend: Progress for India and South Asia in New Delhi on December 12, 2003

BY Atal Behari Vajpayee 24 December 2003

It is time for pragmatic decisions, says the PM, on the boundary question with China and emphasises that a harsh Pakistan policy would not be adopted in the elections as 'the constituency for peace with Pakistan is much larger than that which favours

BY Atal Behari Vajpayee 6 November 2003

The Prime Minister's speech at the ASEAN Business and Investment Summit where, in light of the stalemate at Cancun, he argued for regional trading arrangements that offer immediate advantages, particularly for geographically contiguous regions

BY Atal Behari Vajpayee 6 October 2003

The PM could not have put it straighter: 'When the cross-border terrorism stops – or when we eradicate it – we can have a dialogue with Pakistan on the other issues between us,' after pointing out: 'yesterday, the President of Pakistan chose this aug

BY Atal Behari Vajpayee 24 September 2003