South Africa has condemned the "unjustifiable" terror bombings in India in which 17 people were killed and more that 130 were injured two days ago.
Three terrorist bomb attacks have killed at least 20 and injured scores of people in Mumbai, threatening to destabilise peace talks with Pakistan.
Multiple blasts have rocked India’s financial hub Mumbai, in what the Home Ministry described as the first major terror strike since the 2008 attacks.
India and Pakistan have agreed to resume direct sporting ties, including cricket games, which were frozen after the 2008 Mumbai attacks, reports say.
India and Pakistan have agreed to resume peace talks that were broken off by New Delhi after the 2008 Mumbai attacks, Indian sources said on Thursday.
India and Pakistan hold their first official talks since the 2008 Mumbai attacks on Thursday, a meeting that may help thaw their frigid relations.
Security to be increased for Sunday’s India-South Africa Test match after attack on a restaurant in Pune on Saturday kills nine.
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/ 18 December 2009
A Pakistani man accused of being one of the 10 militants who attacked Mumbai last year retracted his earlier confession on Friday.
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/ 30 November 2009
A judge in India on Monday removed the lawyer representing the sole surviving gunman of last year’s Mumbai attacks.
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/ 25 November 2009
The United States welcomed on Wednesday a Pakistani court’s decision to charge seven suspects in connection with the Mumbai attacks.
The sole surviving gunman of last year’s Mumbai attacks said on Wednesday he was prepared to be put to death after making a dramatic confession.
Pakistan on Wednesday welcomed comments by India that New Delhi would meet its neighbour ”more than half way” if it cracked down on militants.
Pakistan legend Javed Miandad said on Thursday a ”conspiracy” seeking to undermine his country was behind its increasing isolation in world cricket.
The Islamist militant attacks on Mumbai were the product of Pakistan’s "strategic terror culture", an Indian court was told on Friday.
The lawyer appointed to defend the lone Islamist militant suspect captured in the Mumbai attacks said on Wednesday she would still take on the case.
The man accused of being the lone surviving gunman in last year’s Mumbai attacks told an Indian court on Monday that he was from Pakistan.
The lone suspect captured by police during militants’ attacks on Mumbai in November expressed remorse and wept while being questioned.
Masked gunmen launched a brazen attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team in the Pakistani city of Lahore on Tuesday, wounding seven team members.
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/ 25 February 2009
Indian police on Wednesday charged a man, who they say is the lone surviving gunman in last year’s Mumbai attacks, with ”waging war” against India.
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/ 12 February 2009
The Mumbai attacks that killed 165 people last November were partly planned in Pakistan, a top-level Islamabad official admitted on Thursday.
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/ 9 February 2009
Pakistan said on Monday that its investigators needed more information from India to complete an investigation into the Mumbai attacks.
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/ 6 February 2009
Pakistan will announce the results of its investigation into the Mumbai attacks next week, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said on Friday.
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/ 19 January 2009
India’s foreign minister said on Monday that countries failing to clamp down on terrorism would pay a ”heavy price”.
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/ 14 January 2009
The head of India’s army on Wednesday confirmed that Pakistan has redeployed troops along the two countries’ tense border.
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/ 13 January 2009
Indian democracy will be damaged if the government tightens media laws in the wake of the Mumbai attacks, media groups said on Tuesday.
Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani said on Friday Pakistan had sent India a response to evidence from the Mumbai attacks.
Militants who attacked Mumbai were urged to kill their hostages in cold blood, according to transcripts of intercepted phone calls.
India may be frustrated and even outwitted by Pakistan over the Mumbai attacks.
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Tuesday that Pakistan was whipping up war hysteria.
India said it had handed over evidence on Monday that linked Pakistani militants to the Mumbai attacks, demanding a prompt investigation by Islamabad.
India’s defence minister said on Friday that Pakistan was still failing to crack down on militants blamed for the Mumbai attacks.
In a government morgue in Mumbai lie the bodies of nine Islamist militants responsible for killing 179 people in a bloody attack on Mumbai.