Manali, May 18: Winding up his six-day sojourn in the mountainous beauty of Himachal Pradesh, Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee today said that Pakistan must take "more steps" to end cross border terrorism to usher in an "appropriate atmosphere" for talks. "There is no compulsion to talk," he said when asked why India was taking peace initiatives when cross-border terrorism continued. "We are making efforts to see an end to cross-border terrorism so that an appropriate atmosphere is created for talks," he said and insisted there was no change in New Delhi`s position on this. When referred to recent steps taken by Pakistan, including release of 17 Indian prisoners, the Prime Minister said, "several steps have been taken and more must be taken. A process has begun. Let us see how these steps are linked with ending cross-border terrorism." Asked whether he would be travelling to Pakistan for Saarc meet, Vajpayee said he had not received any invitation. To a question whether he would be meeting Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf in St Petersburg during his upcoming visit to Russia, he said the Pakistani leader was not going there. "Shall we arrange for his visit too," he quipped in a lighter vein. The Prime Minister today also said that there will be induction of some new ministers including the possible return of Trinamool Congress leader Mamata Bannerjee and indicated that burden of some of the ministers would be lightened. "Sambhavana to hain" (possibility is there), Vajpayee told reporters here when asked whether former railway minister Mamata Banerjee will be re-inducted. Asked whether anyone from Himachal Pradesh would be taken into his ministry, Vajpayee said "I will not reveal everything right now." There has been media speculation that former Union Minister from the State Shanta Kumar could come back into the government. Bureau Report