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November 20
Pakistan was using "terror as an instrument of state policy" and the US must use "all its influence" to get it to desist from that path, says Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
November 20
Pakistan has rejected a US newspaper report claiming that the one-eyed Afghan Taliban chief Mullah Omar is in Karachi, terming it false and baseless.
November 20
The arrest of two men in Chicago on terrorism charges linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba has revived fears about the Pakistani militant group's global reach and its ability to plot attacks in India.

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'India funding Taliban, ridiculous'

India today dubbed as "most ridiculous" and irrational the allegation by Pakistan that it was funding Taliban.

Triple-combo drug may treat swine flu

A triple-combo experimental drug has shown promise in treating the resistant H1N1 swine flu virus, says a virology researcher

India plays assurance card with China

The move to repair Sino-Indian ties, which began between prime minister Singh and premier Wen Jiabao -- over the weekend in Thailand, was continued on Tuesday by the countries' foreign ministers.

PM urges Pak to 'destroy' militants

Pakistan must "destroy" militant groups operating on its soil, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said Wednesday during a visit to the disputed region of Kashmir.

Kabul attack won't deter us: UN

A Taliban suicide attack Wednesday on a Kabul guesthouse which killed six foreign staff will not deter the United Nations from fulfilling its work in Afghanistan, the head of the UN's mission said.

Blast in Peshawar, more than 50 killed

A massive bomb killed more than 50 people in the Pakistani city of Peshawar on Wednesday, hospital and government officials said. One hospital doctor put the toll at 57.

FBI foils LeT plan to carry out attack

FBI foils LeT plan to carry out major terror attack in India

Polite conversation at India-China meet

The move to repair Sino-Indian ties, which began at the highest level - between prime minister Manmohan Singh and premier Wen Jiabao.