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- Lashkar has 320 global targets; 20 in India: US Congressman
Pakistan-based terrorist group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) has identified as many as 320 targets across the globe, 20 of which are in India, a top US lawmaker has said. 'In the wake of the (26/11) Mumbai attack, investigators uncovered in controller records
- Indians taking away American jobs is a myth: Anand Sharma
NEW YORK: Urging the US to reform its visa policies, commerce minister Anand Sharma said here today that the paranoia of the Americans about Indians taking away their jobs, especially in the IT and services sectors, is a myth. There is an incorrect
- IAF AN-32 planes in Ukraine for upgrades
Tags: IAF, Northeast, USSR, Ukraine, Base Repair Depot India [ Images ] has undertaken a major project with Ukraine to upgrade its AN-32 transport aircraft, the lifeline of the armed forces in parts of Jammu and Kashmir [ Images ] and the Northeast, with
- Bharti board oks $9 bn offer for Zain Africa: report
New Delhi: The Bharti Airtel board on Saturday approved a $9 billion offer for Kuwaiti telecom Zain’s African assets, Bloomberg reported, citing two people with knowledge of the negotiations.On Friday, a source told Reuters the board was to meet on
- Krishna apprehensive of US Pak-Afghan policy
NEW DELHI: India's External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna said the US Pak-Afghan policy has ramped up the threats of terror attacks on India, adding India is still the target of the terrorists and it may be attacked in future as well. He said the US has
- India not squeezed out of Afghanistan: Krishna
Refuting reports that it has been 'squeezed out' of Afghanistan, External Affairs Minister S M Krishna has said India was playing a 'stellar role' in rebuilding the war-torn country which was acknowledged by the people and the legitimate government
- 'Indians in Afghanistan are soft targets'
NEW DELHI: External affairs minister SM Krishna says that Indian aid workers in Kabul have become "soft targets" for terrorists who want to derail India-Afghan relations. "I think (the Feb 26 Kabul attack that killed seven Indians) has been the handiwork
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