Srinagar, Sept. 27 -- The latest India-Pakistan exchange at the United Nations once again exposed the deep divide between the two neighbours. India, exercising its right of reply, rejected Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's allegations and put terrorism at the centre of its response, warning that continued cross-border terrorism would have consequences. The message was significant because terrorism remains one of the most serious threats to international peace and security. The United Nations itself has repeatedly stressed the need for collective action against terrorism and reaffirmed that counter-terrorism efforts must operate within international law and the UN Charter. India's response also invoked the presence of Osama bin Lade...