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Will we go to war with Pakistan? 29 Nov 2008 Such a question may seem premature, given that on Friday India had yet to conclude the battle for Mumbai that terrorists began two nights earlier. Secondly, war usually aims at regime change, but Pakistan’s businessman president looks...

Investigations still need to show results about Pakistan's involvement in Mumbai attacks but Indian politicians are not letting this chance go away to cash this issue politically. Watch Narendra Modi as usual barking about Pakistan to build anti-Pakistan opinion of general masses.

Forgotten Lessons From 9/11 29 Nov 2008 Washington Post Editorial As I write, the world's security experts still have no idea which organization carried out this week's terrorist attacks in Mumbai, and I have no idea myself. The Indian government suspects Pakistani groups, but some...

DAWN TV Reporting now. ISI representative will be going to India instead of DG to help in investigations.

Indians are trying to show their fake superiority by saying ISI Chief is being "summoned" to India. This attitude of them is not going to lead them anywhere close to peace and calm as they will receive BS from other members and it's for sure. Let's act like grown ups here at least as there are...

INDIA: Empathy, Grief in Pakistan at Mumbai Mayhem KARACHI, Nov 29 (IPS) - The terrorist attacks unleashed in the Indian port city and financial hub of Mumbai continue to reverberate through Pakistan at a personal level and on the media. The crisis, that began Wednesday night and lasted...

Qureshi urges India not to get sucked into blame game November 28, 2008 NEW DELHI: Pakistan's foreign minister asked India on Friday not to get sucked into a blame game over the Mumbai attacks and drag relations between the nuclear-armed neighbours back into the deep freeze. Speaking in New...

No decision yet on sending ISI chief to India: ISPR November 28, 2008 ISLAMABAD: The Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) has said on Friday that the Director General of the Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) Lt. General Ahmed Shuja Pasha would visit India once the government finalizes...

At least we didn't blame India without proofs.

Sir Imran, news still saying ISI Chief will go to India. Where you heard this news ?

Indian government and media running round and round in circles trying to find corners. :cheers:

Mauritian ID cards, explosives found from terrorists in Taj 28 Nov 2008 PTI Mumbai: A Mauritian identity card, credit and debit cards of banks and explosives were seized from the terrorists who attacked the Taj Mahal hotel, a senior marine commando said. “We found a purse in a bag...

Is India reaping a harvest of hatred sown by Indians? We have seen it all before-a Sri Lankan perspective November 28, 2008 As I write this, Indian security forces are still fighting terrorists in Mumbai, the financial capital of India and centre of its glamorous film industry. Over a...

Arrested Mumbai gunmen 'of British descent' 28 Nov 2008 The Independent UK Two gunmen arrested after the Mumbai massacre were of British descent, the country's chief minister said today. UK authorities played down reports that the terrorists included Britons as violence in the city...

Clues suggest homegrown terrorists in India attack - Associated Press LONDON (AP) — The attack on India's financial capital bears all the trademarks of al-Qaida — simultaneous assaults meant to kill scores of Westerners in iconic buildings — but clues so far point to homegrown Indian...

The Investigation: India's nightmare: were the killers home-grown? 28 Nov 2008 PM blames 'external' forces, but experts play down al-Qa'ida link By Anne Penketh, Diplomatic Editor Two questions hang over the massacres, for which Indian security forces appear to have been...

Mumbai attacks: domestic Indian terrorism with a global twist 27 Nov 2008 Guardian UK The claim of responsibility came from a group no one had heard of before, the Deccan Mujahideen. The Deccan plateau is a huge area of central and southern India, and mujahideen is the Arab word for...

Mumbai attacks: India accused of bungling anti-terror operation 28 Nov 2008 Telegraph UK India has faced international accusations of bungling its response to the terror attack. One senior British official said he was "surprised" by the Indian failure to regain control of the...

Obviously they will not make a phone call before coming. It was duty of intelligence agencies to figure it out but they failed. So many of them escaped according to report. 20-25 entered. Suppose half of them escaped, remaining 12 divided into 3 groups of 4 terrorist each and took Taj...

Many Terrorist escaped ??? How come ? Good at blaming and poor at security arrangements.