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Jammu, August 10
Intelligence
agencies have warned that a 13-member Lashkar-e-Toiba group might have
entered Gujarat through the sea route from the Bulsar district of the
state bordering Maharashtra and Daman and Dadra & Nag ar Haveli.
The United States of America will keep its consulate in Lahore closed, even as it will tomorrow reopen 18 of its 19 missions in the Middle East and north Africa that were closed this week after intelligence intercepts from
Al-Qaida suggested an attack was imminent.
With a top Pakistani diplomat admitting that India’s most wanted terrorist Dawood Ibrahim was in his country but had been chased out, the government on Saturday said it was determined to bring to book those behind the 1993 Mumbai blasts.
Inching closer to
develop- ing a nuclear triad, India today formally announced that the nuclear reactor on its 6,000 tonne submarine INS Arihant has gone ‘critical’, a significant landmark.