Terrorists trying to enter India through sea route

May 09, 2007

News Ugandan Minister of Internal Affairs Ruhankana Ruganda with the family of the late Devang Raval, who was killed during riots in Uganda. Ruganda handed over a letter from President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni and $10,000 from the Government of Uganda. Photograph: AFP/Getty Images Terrorists trying to enter India through sea route The government has also received information that there have been some instances where Pakistan-based terrorist outfits were infiltrating using the Indo-Bangladesh and Indo-Nepal borders. · An IPS officer's efforts to save tainted son-in-law · UP Assembly meets after polls; opp absent · Gujarat polls may be single-day affair · Fake encounter: Arrested officers to be taken to Hyderabad · 4 held in connection with London blasts · PM's declaration of assets under wraps · Lok Sabha adjourns over Guj encounter · PM begins discussions about next President · Braila Lake is now Salim Ali Jubba Sahni Bird Sanctuary · TN: 2 killed as Dinakaran office set afire · 23 acquitted in 1993 blasts case set free · 11 arrested for attack on priests in Kolhapur · Referring quota to larger bench: SC reserves verdict · Bihar: 6-year-old kidnapped, murdered · Prithvi 'user's trial' undertaken · The strange case of the pizza boy 'terrorists' · AI bombing: Lawyer says security was lax at Canadian airports · The MP with 52 cases against him · Elements of A Q Khan network waiting to strike, says expert · Tharoor blasts US lawmakers over letter to PM · Melbourne terror suspect had access to $5 lakh · 'Burn Laine's Shivaji book if found anywhere in Maharashtra'

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