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Sunday, 22 November 2009
Pakistan not doing enough in 26/11 attack case: PM Singh
Accusing Pakistan of not doing enough to bring to book the perpetrators of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has said India does not know whom to deal with in Islamabad, as the army is the most powerful force in the neighbouring country.
Pakistan nuclear facilities at risk: US security expert
A Taliban insurgency and the war in neighbouring Afghanistan have put Pakistan's nuclear arsenal at risk giving rise to a "troubling" situation, an arms control expert who served as former US President George W Bush's national security adviser has said.
China snubbed, says it favours direct Indo-Pak talks
After being snubbed, China has conveyed to India that it has no intention of playing a broker in India-Pakistan relations and favours direct talks between them.
No third-party intervention in Indo-Pak relations: CPM to China
The Indian communist parties have held discussions with their Chinese counterparts in New Delhi, but maintained there was "absolutely no scope or need" for third-party intervention in Indo-Pak relations, as recently stated by Washington and Beijing.
US zeroes in on Pakistani linked to Headley, Rana
The US investigators have zeroed in on a Pakistani national, who is suspected to be a key link between LeT operatives David Coleman Headley and Tahawwur Hussain Rana about whom India is expected to know in a week whether they were involved in Mumbai attacks.
India had issued Red Corner notices against Pak father, son
The father-son duo from Pakistan, arrested in Italy for allegedly managing money transfer for communication links of the Mumbai terror attackers, had a Red Corner Notice issued against them by Interpol for suspected involvement.
700 terrorists in JK, Pak funding them: DGP
There are nearly 700 terrorists operating in Jammu and Kashmir and the infiltrating militants in the state are getting funds and equipment from Pakistan, said Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police Kuldeep Khoda on Saturday.
JuD, LeT on Pak security's watchlist during Eid
Jamaat-ud-Dawah, which is led by Mumbai attacks mastermind Hafiz Mohammad Saeed, has been included in a Pakistani official circular of organisations that the security agencies have to keep an eye on during the upcoming festival of Eid-ud-Zuha.
Pakistani father-son duo held in Italy over Mumbai attacks
A Pakistani father-son duo in Italy, who managed a money transfer agency that was used to finance the Mumbai terror attacks, were arrested on Saturday in the northern Italian city of Brescia.
Afghan Taliban chief not in Karachi: Pak govt
Pakistan on Friday dismissed reports claiming Afghan Taliban chief Mullah Omar had fled from Quetta to Karachi, with the help of the Inter Services Intelligence, to avoid the possibility of being targeted by United States drones."This is ridiculous to say the least," Foreign Office spokesman Abdul Basit told reporters. He said there had been speculations about Omar's presence in Pakistan 'for years'.
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