India, Pakistan Hold First Talks In 15 Months

by Philip Reeves, NPR

Senior Indian and Pakistani officials held wide-ranging talks in New Delhi Thursday. The discussions were put on hold after the 2008 terrorist attack in Mumbai. A band of militants sailed from Pakistan and rampaged through India's commercial capital. U.S. officials are pressing the two sides to end their 63-year dispute.

Broadcast Dates

• Morning Edition, February 25, 2010