Headley stayed at Taj
His associate Rana left Mumbai 5 days 
ahead of 26/11
New Delhi, November 13
David Headley, the US-based terror suspect who was arrested by the FBI for planning strikes in India, had stayed at Mumbai’s Taj hotel. And his Canadian-Pakistani associate Tahawwur Hussain Rana had left Mumbai only five days ahead of last year’s audacious strikes by the Lashkar-e-Toiba there.
Records seized from hotels in Delhi
A view of the hotel in Paharganj where US-based terror suspect David Headley stayed during his Delhi visit in March this year. 
Tribune photo: Mukesh Aggarwal

There was no ground-level info on Headley
New Delhi, November 13
There are perilous gaps in ground-level information gathering system in the Indian security system. At least that appears from the fact that the names of David Headley and his associate Tahawwur Hussain Rana never figured in the information collected by any policemen in the country.

No clean chit to Rahul Bhatt yet

UK entry to get harder
London, November 13
In a bid to tighten visa rules, a draft bill in the British Parliament proposes to replace the five current application categories of immigrants with a clear-cut concept — ‘permission’ — to be in the country.

Abandoned kids can’t be adopted in J&K
Jammu, November 13
Arti of Doda used to get excited to see visitors in the Bal Ashram. A 10-year-old girl lost her parents in a blast in Kishtwar. She had a hazy idea picked from movies and serials that couples often visit orphanages or bal ashrams to adopt a child.

Koda associate spills the beans
New Delhi, November 13
Former Jharkhand Chief Minister Madhu Koda, who is set to appear before the ED on November 15 in connection with the multi-crore illegal investment and hawala case, might find the going tough with his close associate Vikash Sinha said to have spilled the beans about the alleged illicit network.

Threat to my life, says former CM