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‘Terror, not India, is Pakistan’s enemy’
Pakistani intelligence chief tells German magazine his country is fighting terrorism, not India
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Mumbai hotels prepare to reopen after attacks
Final preparations were taking place in Mumbai on Saturday to prepare the two luxury hotels stormed by Islamist militants for reopening.
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Brown blames Pakistan militants over Mumbai
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown blamed banned Pakistan-based militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba for last month’s deadly Mumbai attack.
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Indian finance minister denies call to Pakistani president
India’s foreign minister denied on Sunday that he had phoned Pakistan’s president at the height of the Mumbai terrorist siege.
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India admits to security ‘lapses’ before Mumbai attacks
India’s new interior minister admitted on Friday that there had been intelligence and security lapses ahead of last week’s attacks on Mumbai.
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School accused of Mumbai terror role opens its doors
At first sight, they could be the grounds of an English public school, with neatly trimmed lawns and earnest young pupils walking between classes.
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US sharpens focus on South Asia’s Gordian Knot
The outgoing Bush administration was always going to leave president-elect Barack Obama with the problem of what to do about Pakistan.
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Angry protesters slam leaders over Mumbai attacks
Thousands of people took to the streets of Mumbai on Wednesday to demand that India’s leaders do more to protect them from extremists.
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Pressure on India, Pakistan to prevent Mumbai fallout
Diplomatic efforts to prevent India and Pakistan from heading toward a confrontation over the Mumbai attacks intensified on Tuesday.
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India lodges formal protest with Pakistan over attacks
India’s Foreign Ministry on Monday summoned Pakistan’s ambassador to lodge an official protest over the Mumbai attacks, the Press Trust of India said.
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Captured militant tells of training in Pakistan
The gunman captured during the attacks on Mumbai said he had undergone months of commando-style training in a Islamist militant camp in Pakistan.
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Bleeding city comes out again to honour the dead
The people of a city turned into a war zone took the first steps on Sunday to commemorate the atrocity they had suffered.
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India, Pakistan simmer over Mumbai attacks
India said on Sunday it had proof of a Pakistani link to the Mumbai attacks, while Islamabad said it would move troops to the border.
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In Mumbai hospital, dying and maimed ask: Why me?
Harishchandra Shiverhankar scribbled furiously on a notepad, gesturing with his fingers to explain his last bloody memories of Wednesday night.
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From under beds, tables, and ‘other people’s blood’
Victims of Mumbai’s attacks gave remarkable accounts of their survival on Friday night, describing how they barricaded themselves into hotel rooms.
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India commandos mop up last of Mumbai militants
Indian commandos killed the last Islamist gunmen holed up at Mumbai’s Taj Mahal hotel on Saturday, ending a three-day battle across the city.
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Troops retake Jewish centre, hotel in Mumbai
Commandos stormed a Jewish centre and a luxury hotel in Mumbai on Friday to retake them from Islamist militants on the third day of attacks.
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Indian troops storm Jewish centre in Mumbai
Indian commandos stormed a Jewish centre in Mumbai on Friday evening, killing two Islamist gunmen but failing to save five hostages.
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Mumbai siege nears end, Pakistan to share intelligence
Pakistan’s spy chief has agreed to share intelligence with New Delhi on the brazen militant attacks in Mumbai, India said on Friday.
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Commandos clear Mumbai hotel, India lectures Pakistan
Indian commandos took control of Mumbai’s Trident-Oberoi Hotel on Friday, but battles raged on with militants holed up in another luxury hotel.
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SAA flies crew back from Mumbai
SAA is making plans to bring home seven of its crew members who were holed up in Mumbai’s Oberoi Hotel this week when it came under attack.
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Twitter comes of age with fast reports from the ground
From the moment the first shots were fired, the internet provided a kaleidoscopic view of events in Mumbai. hose caught up in the mayhem rapidly provi
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Commandos storm Mumbai Jewish centre
Heavy gunfire erupted on Friday after Indian commandos were dropped by helicopter on to the roof of a Jewish centre in Mumbai.
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Indian commandos battle to regain Mumbai hotels
Indian commandos fought to regain control of India’s commercial capital, Mumbai, on Thursday after a highly-coordinated attack by armed militants.
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India sees ‘external link’ as troops battle militants
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Thursday the Mumbai attacks in were well planned and probably had ”external linkages”.
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Search on for South Africans in Mumbai
There were an unspecified number of South Africans staying at the Taj Mahal Hotel, one of the sites of attacks by militant gunmen.
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Mumbai gunmen battle army, some hostages freed
Indian commandos freed hostages from Mumbai’s Taj Mahal hotel on Thursday but battled on with gun-toting Islamist militants.
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World slams ‘cowardly’ Mumbai attacks
The United States and Britain led global condemnation of Wednesday’s attacks in India’s financial capital, Mumbai.
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Mumbai rocked by deadly attacks
Gunfire rang out as commandos and armed police laid siege to gunmen holding foreigners hostage in two hotels in Mumbai on Thursday.
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Dozens killed in Mumbai attacks
At least 80 people were killed in a series of attacks apparently aimed at tourists in India’s financial capital, Mumbai, on Wednesday night.
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Millions of India truckers strike over fuel, taxes
Millions of Indian truckers went on strike on Wednesday to protest against high taxes and rising fuel bills, union leaders said.
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Tata: Jaguar-Land Rover acquisition complete
India’s truck and car maker Tata Motors announced on Monday it had completed its acquisition of Jaguar and Land Rover from ailing United States car maker Ford for $2,3-billion. The company said the deal includes the "ownership of Jaguar and Land Rover, all necessary intellectual property rights, manufacturing plants and two Britain-based advanced designing centres".
