New Delhi, May 20 -- Foreign secretary Vikram Misri told a parliamentary panel on Monday that India's latest conflict with Pakistan was entirely in the conventional domain and involved no "nuclear signalling" from the other side, adding that military officials spoke to Islamabad only after Operation Sindoor had commenced, people aware of developments said. At a meeting of the parliamentary committee on external affairs, led by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, the foreign secretary also said that the offer for a ceasefire came from Pakistan and that no other country was involved in the negotiations, a senior lawmaker said. He was asked by many parliamentarians about US President Donald Trump's claim that Washington had helped India and Pakistan "...