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Mumbai
martyr's father gives cold-shoulder
to Kerala Chief Minister
Bangalore,
Dec 1:
An angry father of slain National Security Guard (NSG)
commando Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan on Monday refused
to accept the condolences of Kerala Chief Minister
VS Achuthanandan...
(More)
Pakistan
High Commissioner summoned by MEA
New
Delhi, Dec 1: The Ministry of External Affairs
(MEA) on Monday summoned the Pakistan High Commissioner,
Shahid Malik, in the wake of Mumbai terror attacks...
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Deputy
CM RR Patil resigns, Deshmukh offers to quit
Mumbai,
Dec 1:
Maharashtra Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh on Monday
offered to quit from his post in the wake of the Mumbai
terror attacks last week. "I offered to resign at
the Congress Working Committee CWC meeting (on Saturday)
if any responsibility lies on the Chief Minister.
Whatever decisions the high command and my leader
takes, I will abide by it," Deshmukh told reporters
in Mumbai... (More)
Chidambaram
takes charge as Home Minister
New
Delhi, Dec 1: P Chidambaram took charge as the
country’s new Home Minister on Monday after Shivraj
Patil resigned from the post owning responsibility
for Mumbai terror attacks last week.The Prime Minister
Dr. Manmohan Singh will look after the finance ministry...
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India
to have its own federal investigation agency: PM
New Delhi, Dec 1: A federal investigation agency
will be set up and the legal frame work of the country
will be strengthened further. Prime Minister Manmohan
Singh said, after a marathon all-party meeting on
Sunday night in New Delhi... (More)
Bush
to send Rice to India
Washington,
Dec 1: Keen to demonstrate the United States'
support for India in the wake of the recent terror
strikes in Mumbai that left at least 195 dead and
295 wounded, President George W Bush has instructed
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to travel to New
Delhi to meet and commiserate with the Indian leadership...
(More)
India,
Pak face similar threats, ready to co-operate: Zardari
Lahore,
Dec 1: President Asif Ali Zardari has said that
New Delhi and Islamabad face threats from the same
forces, and Pakistan is ready to co-operate with India
on the investigation into the Mumbai terror attacks...
(More)
Five
Mumbai terrorists may have escaped
Mumbai, Dec 1: At least five terrorist gunmen
have evaded capture in Mumbai and could make a secondary
strike on the city, reports Fox News. Indian security
forces are officially claiming that ten militants
– nine of whom were killed and one caught alive –
were behind a coordinated terror attack that claimed
nearly 200 lives... (More)
Fear
grips border residents in J-K
Tangdhar
Sector (J-K), Dec 1: Fear has griped residents
in the border region of Tangdhar Sector in Jammu and
Kashmir over souring relations between nuclear-armed
neighbours India and Pakistan in the wake of deadly
Mumbai terror strikes... (More)
Mumbai
terrorist says he was ordered to 'kill until the last
breath’
London,
Dec 1: The sole terrorist captured alive in the
Mumbai carnage has reportedly told police that he
was trained in Pakistan and ordered to “kill until
the last breath”. According to a report in the Times,
a leaked account of the interrogation of Azam Amir
Kasab, 21, a Pakistani national, has revealed that
the terror strikes, which left nearly 200 dead, were
intended to kill as many as 5,000 people... (More)
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