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Kasuri says US delegation approached him saying India may carry out air strikes at JuD, LeT headquarters near Lahore

Lakhvi was formally released from Adiala Jail on April 10

Indian government officer claimed that the 2001 Parliament and 2008 Mumbai attacks were engineered by New Delhi.

An eight-member panel from Pakistan was earlier denied permission to cross-examine witnesses when it visited India.

ATC directs prosecutor to speed up the process to make headway in the case.

Indian foreign minister says Headley would have been given more punishment if he was tried in India.

Foreign minister says Delhi will do ‘whatever needs to be done’ for MFN status.

India needs to get Pakistan back on track, says External Affairs minister.

Say leaks of sketchy and biased details to media affecting their image and integrity of country.

Articles found by FIA officials in LeT camps in Karachi, Mirpurkhas and two other places in Sindh.

Headley is expected to be sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole.

Four years on, victims of the 26/11 attacks try and make sense of what happened.

Relatives, government ministers attend ceremony at a memorial to police officers who died during the attacks.

A blow-by-blow account of how meticulously India’s most secret execution was planned.

As a precaution, India requests heightened security for its mission in Islamabad.

Indian foreign ministry spokesman confirms that the demand had been made as 'there was a need for extra security'.

FO spokesperson says no one has contacted the government of Pakistan to claim that they were relatives of Kasab.

Men on trial in Rawalpindi court have stronger case without Kasab’s evidence.

Prior to Kasab, only one execution had taken place in India in the last 15 years.

Residents of Faridkot village chase away journalists; deny he was a fellow resident.

Kasab was one of more than 400 people on death row in India before his execution.

Lashkar-e-Taiba declares Kasab a 'hero'.

Ajmal Kasab was born in the dusty village of Faridkot, dropped out of school in 2000.

India says Pakistan was informed about the execution.

No new dates sugges­ted for the visit.

Sources say Malik's visit to attend operationalisation of new visa regime was too close to Mumbai attacks...

The Mumbai attacks were carried out by terrorists of Lashkar-e-Taiba, trained in Pakistan. We must accept the facts.

India hopeful of getting voice samples of Pakistani handlers.

The test was conducted by Mumbai-based doctors.

Jail’s superintendent, Suresh Karnik, verified that the tests proved that Kasab had not contracted the dengue fever.

The FIA has asked the court to hold hearings daily to expedite the trial of the seven arrested suspects.

Salman Khurshid says Pakistan-India must work on issues on which consensus can be achieved.

Ajmal Kasab was one of the 10 gunmen who laid siege to the city in attacks that killed 166 people.

Kasab was sentenced to death in May 2010 after he was found guilty of a string of charges.

Chargesheet filed against Abu Jundal, allegedly a key conspirator behind the 2008 attacks.

Chargesheet filed against Abu Jundal, allegedly a key conspirator behind the 2008 attacks.

Indian home secretary has asked Indian foreign secretary to inform Pakistan about this proposal.

He was sentenced to death in 2010 after being found guilty of terrorist acts.

Indian jail official says Kasab was told about procedures, rights he has as convict, including moving mercy petition.

Kasab is a strong witness on LeT, it is in interest of attacking terrorism in India, Pakistan that he be kept alive.

While India has right to be aggrieved about our slow response to Mumbai attacks, peace process should not be hindered.

Mohammed Ajmal Kasab is the lone surviving gunman in the 2008 Mumbai attacks.

Mohammed Ajmal Kasab is the lone surviving gunman in the 2008 Mumbai attacks.

Trial court was meant to record the statements of two prosecution witnesses.

‘Lawyers were not allowed to cross-examine Indian officials’.

ATC judge says the panel’s report has no evidential value.

Indian Premier Manmohan Singh signals readiness to visit Pakistan.

I strongly reject involvement of any state agency in acts of terrorism in India, says Pakistani foreign secretary.

Findings from Mumbai attack mastermind’s interrogation are said to have figured prominently on the first day of talks.

Capture of alleged suspect causes friction between India’s premiers spy agencies.