Relations between India and Pakistan have been strained since their partition in 1947, primarily due to the Kashmir dispute and subsequent military conflicts. The Kashmir issue and wars have created hostility between the two nations, though they remain historically, culturally, and economically linked. Public opinion polling shows most Indians and Pakistanis hold negative views of their neighbor's influence.

2.  Relations between India and Pakistan have been strained by
a number of historical and political issues, since the violent
partition of British India in 1947.
 The Kashmir dispute and the numerous military conflicts
between the two nations make the condition even worst.
 Consequently, even though the two South Asian nations
share historic, cultural, geographic, and economic links, their
relationship has been plagued by hostility and suspicion.

3. Kashmir dispute
Wars
Terrorist attacks.
According to a 2013 BBC World Service Poll, 11% of Indians view Pakistan's influence
positively, with 45% expressing a negative view, while 19% of Pakistanis view India's
influence positively, with 54% expressing a negative view.

4. Indo-Pakistan War of 1965
Indo-Pakistan War of 1971
1999 Kargil war
Border skirmishes.
(Bangladesh Liberation War)

5. 2001 Indian Parliament attack
2007 Samjhauta Express bombings
2008 Mumbai attacks

6. Simla Summit on 1971
Lahore Summit on 1999
Agra Summit on 2001

7. Ban nuclear testing in 2001
More high-level talks
Easing visa restrictions
Restarting of cricket matches between the two
countries
The Transport service between two countries
Co-operate on economic fronts
Offered generous aid to Pakistan in response to
natural calamities

8. Relation become two countries become worse
Losses of life on both side
Barrier to peace talk and new foreign economic relation

9. Reduce the frequency as well as the intensity of
the attacks
Allocate their funds for welfare of their people
Strengthen foreign an economic relation
Strengthen foreign trade between countries

10. Conduct peace talk between two countries and
strengthen the existing foreign and economic relation
Strengthen foreign trade between two countries
Both countries must take strict actions against the
terrorist group functioning in countries

11. Recently Pakistan has showed their concern on the peace
talks and wants to carry on with the same, but the recent
attack on Indian soldiers is expected to affect the
continuation of the Indo-Pak dialogue process.