Krishna not too keen to meet Pak foreign minister

Dean Kino recalls Mumbai terror one year on
Cricket Australia's director of business remembers horrors.

'US doing everything to make sure Pak smashes LeT infra'
US said that it was 'doing everything' to make sure that Pakistan smashes terror groups like Lashkar-e-Toiba and denies them safe havens.

Doing everything to ensure Pak shuts terror groups: US
The US today said it was "doing everything" to make sure that Pakistan smashes terror groups like Lashkar-e-Tayiba and denies them safe havens, as India remembered the 183 people who fell to terrorists' bullets in attacks on Mumbai exactly a year ago.

Candle lighting marks 26/11 anniversary
Intellectuals and people from all walks of life condemn terrorism

Mumbai attacks
Indians reflect on events one year on from the siege

A Year After Mumbai, India is Still a Soft Terror Target
The story of one of the alleged conspirators in the November 2008 attacks isrevealing how easy it is for would-be terrorists to hide in plain sight inIndia

Mumbai remembers terrorist attacks
A year on, cold beer is flowing again at the popular Leopold Cafe. Lovers stroll the arc of Marine Drive, taking in the sultry sulfuric air of the Arabian Sea. And the main train terminus is as busy as it appeared in "Slumdog Millionaire."

'After a year I still feel the pain'
Two people caught up in Mumbai terror attacks a year ago recall the tragedy

A year after 26/11: Tearful memorials, soul-searching
Mumbai marked the first anniversary of the terrorist attacks that left 166 people dead. Most people still feel that another such attack could shake what has so far proved to be a resilient economy.

India remembers victims of Mumbai terror attacks
India remembered the victims of last year's terror attacks on Mumbai today and vowed to catch those responsible.

A year later, India remembers Mumbai attacks!
Some moments are seared into the collective consciousness of the nation-like 26/11. Its with a sense of resolve that India remembers the attacks.

Mumbai commemorates anniversary of attacks
MUMBAI, India (AP) -- Black-clad commandos rappelled down a building and Mumbai's police showed off their new gear Thursday in what was intended as a reassuring display of force a year after a terror attack across the city killed 166 people. Activists fear the security upgrades are not enough to prevent a repeat of the attack that laid siege to luxury hotels, turned a train station into a scene of carnage and paralyzed India's commercial heart for 60 hours. The anniversary of the attack was commemorated across Mumbai with candlelight vigils, prayer meetings, art projects, discussion groups, a blood drive, ... Email

A year after, India remembers Mumbai attacks
Mumbai residents remember the citys worst terror attack a year ago that left 166 people dead