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NIA seeks new details from US on 26/11 terror accused RanaIn a significant turn of events, the National Investigation Agency is reaching out for fresh leads from the U.S. related to the 2008 Mumbai...- 'Insensitive remarks can hurt deeply.' Singer Ali Zafar feels Javed Akhtar's comments on Mumbai terrorist attack 'uncalled-for'The singer said he was not aware of what the lyricist said.
- Shehbaz Sharif making false accusations to obfuscate Pak misdeeds: IndiaThe statement came after India exercised the Right of Reply in the 77th session of the UNGA debate on Friday to respond to Sharif, who had ...
- Hafiz Saeed’s release attempt to legitimise terrorists: IndiaThe Lashkar-e-Taiba founder and Jamaatud-Dawah chief walked free on Thursday after being put under house arrest in January.
- US expresses 'grave concern' over Zaki-ur Rehman Lakhvi's release by Pakistan"We have communicated that concern to senior Pakistani officials over the course of many months, and as recently as yesterday," US State De...
- US has shared credible information with Pakistan on Lakhvi: OfficialThe US has shared "credible evidence" with Pakistan on LeT operations commander Zaki-ur Rehman Lakhvi's involvement in the 2008 Mumbai atta...
- 'Credible information' on LeT commander Zaki ur Rehman Lakhvi shared with Pakistan: USThe detailed information shared by US on individuals related to the Mumbai terrorist attack is based on the interrogation of David Headley.
- Comptroller and Auditor General to evaluate government steps to combat terrorReferring to the 26/11 terrorist attack in Mumbai, the audit plan envisages comprehensive review of the coastal security scenario of the co...
- India may move troops to peacetime positions: ReportIndia is likely to thin-out troops from wartime positions on the border with Pakistan, where they were deployed after the 2008 Mumbai terro...
- 26/11 might have led to Indo-Pak N-war: Ex-US envoy Timothy RoemerThe 2008 Mumbai terrorist attack by LeT almost started a war that might have resulted in some kind of nuclear conflict, Timothy Roemer said.
- Seven, including ISI associates, charged in US with 26/11Seven persons, including those associated with Pakistani intelligence agency ISI, were charged in the United States with the 26/11 Mumbai t...
- India a difficult place to work with health and security risks: US reportIndia remains a difficult place to work, with employees of the American mission there facing "health and security risks, including the thre...
- US govt will not appeal against Rana verdictThe US Government will not appeal against a Chicago court verdict which found Pakistani-Canadian Tahawwur Rana "not guilty".
- US to consider giving India further access to HeadleyUS will consider giving India further access to David Headley for questioning by its investigating agencies once New Delhi makes such a req...
- Cricketing ties with Pakistan not at cost of 26/11 Probe: MEAGovt, which was criticised for its ‘unilateral’ peace proposals to Pak, has clarified that the announcement to resume bilateral cricketing ...
- No dilution of India's position on 26/11 attack: MEAThe remarks came in response to a question regarding the purported statement made by Pakistani-American terrorist Tahawwur Hussain Rana in ...
- Krishna to bring up Headley revelations during talksWith Headley also revealing details of the links between state and non-state actors, Mr Krishna also warned that Pakistan’s contention of m...
- US hopeful about Pak bringing 26/11 perpetrators to justiceUnited States expressed hope that Pakistan will bring the perpetrators of the Mumbai terrorist attack to justice.
- Extradition of Kasab an issue between India and Pakistan: USUS said the extradition of Ajmal Amir Kasab as being demanded by Pakistan from India is an issue between the two South Asian neighbours and...
- No action against Masood Azhar till India gives evidence: PakPakistan said on Thursday that it will not take any action against Jaish-e-Mohammed founder Maulana Masood Azhar till India provides "concr...
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