Pakistan intelligence services 'aided Mumbai terror attacks'
A 109-page report into the interrogation of key suspect David Headley, a Pakistani-American militant arrested last year and detained in the US, makes detailed claims of ISI support for the bombings. Under questioning, Headley described dozens of meetings between officers of the main Pakistani military intelligence service, the ISI, and senior militants from the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) group responsi
Midnight’s Other Children (Published 2010)
“Clothesline,” an installation/performance piece by Ayesha Jatoi, 2006.Credit...From Granta 112, courtesy of Ayesha Jatoi, Asif Khan and Green Cardamom In the spring of 1997, the literary quarterly Granta published an issue devoted to India’s Golden Jubilee. The tone was cautious but celebratory: on the cover, the country’s name was printed in bright red letters, followed by an exclamation point.
India Reopens Kashmir’s Schools, but Many Stay Away (Published 2010)
India Reopens Kashmir’s Schools, but Many Stay Away Students with their teacher at a school in Srinagar, in Indian-controlled Kashmir, on Monday.Credit...Associated Press NEW DELHI � The Indian government on Monday began the slow, uncertain process of trying to restore normalcy to the violence-racked region of Kashmir. Authorities reopened schools and universities, even as many students stayed awa
U.S. Koran Tensions Erupt in Kashmir (Published 2010)
A young boy joined a group of men in a protest on the outskirts of Srinagar on Monday.Credit...Altaf Qadri/Associated Press NEW DELHI � Kashmir erupted on Monday in the worst violence since separatist protests began sweeping through the disputed Himalayan region three months ago, with the authorities partly blaming reports of Koran desecration in the United States for the inflamed tensions. The bl
Police shoot dead 18 during protests in Kashmir
The BBC's Altaf Hussain in Srinagar says reports of Koran desecration in the US have stoked anger. Police have shot dead 18 civilians in the deadliest day in Indian-administered Kashmir since protests erupted three months ago. A policeman was also killed when he was run over by a lorry. The BBC's Altaf Hussain in Srinagar says reports of Koran desecration in the US have stoked anger. Scores of Kas
Boy, 11, shot dead by police in Kashmir rioting
Police opened fire at rock-throwing Kashmiris today, killing an 11-year-old boy and sparking violent street protests by thousands of people. At least 22 were wounded in India's portion of the troubled Himalayan region. More than 60 people have died in anti-India demonstrations and clashes between security forces and protesters in the disputed state since June. Anger against Indian rule runs deep i
The Afghanistan war is mainly about Pakistan.
Dexter Filkins’article from Pakistan in the Aug. 23 New York Times raises anew the question that has long haunted even many supporters of the U.S. war in Afghanistan: Have we gotten ourselves into something that’s way over our heads? Filkins reports that a much-celebrated triumph of U.S.-Pakistani cooperation in combating jihadist terrorism—the joint arrest, earlier this year, of a top Taliban lea
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