dialogue writing on Indo-pakistan war
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On 18 February 2004, after three days of official-level 'talks on talks' in Islamabad, India and Pakistan agreed to resume their bilateral 'composite dialogue' in May-June 2004. This move followed the dramatic joint statement by India's Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee and Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf on the sidelines of a regional conference on 6 January. In this, they agreed to restart a peace process that had been suspended for the past three years. Notwithstanding the significance of these meetings, the India-Pakistan peace process is fraught with problems and difficulties.
two friends huvraj and virad were talking about the 1999 indo-pak war.
virad- ah! finnaly pakistan lose, as they deserve it.
huvraj- yes all was there fault. i do nt think they want peace.
virad- the only thing they want is war and destruction,
huvraj- yes, but our soldure is no less then them.
virad- did you rememberd how our soldures were fighting when the cannon wasnt working.
huvraj- yes they were fighting like a tiger.
virad- what ever its we are proud of our soldure.
huvraj- oh! yeah. i'am also proud of them. jai hind.
