Sunday, October 1, 2006, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

ISI hand in 7/11 blasts
*11 Pakistanis involved, says Mumbai police chief
*Operation carried out by Lashkar with SIMI help
Mumbai, September 30
 Claiming to have cracked the July 11 train blasts case, the Mumbai police lays the blame on Pakistan's ISI and several other organisations like the Students Islamic Organisation of India and Lashkar-e-Toiba.


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 Police Commissioner A.N. Roy at a Press conference in Mumbai
Police Commissioner A.N. Roy at a Press conference in Mumbai on Saturday. — PTI photo

 World page: US bounties made Pak detain people illegally

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Stop blaming or produce evidence,
Pak tells India
Islamabad, September 30
Pakistan today said India shouldn’t point finger at it without evidence. The reaction comes after Mumbai police blamed Pakistani spies and militants for a series of blasts that killed 186 persons in Mumbai on July 11.
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PM arrives to rousing welcome in SA
Durban, September 30
It was just a 15-minute journey from Pentrich to Pietermaritzburg for the Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, but the significance of it weighed so heavily on him that he found “it is easy to feel the presence of the Mahatma here and to imagine what he went through during that night of June 7,1893”.		 Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is received by South African officials on his arrival at Durban airport in South Africa
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is received by South African officials on his arrival at Durban airport in South Africa on Saturday. — PTI photo

Senate fails to take up nuclear deal Bill
Washington, September 30
The US Senate today formally went into recess prior to the November 7 Congressional polls without taking up a Bill on enabling Indo-US civilian nuclear cooperation as the ruling and opposition lawmakers failed to reach a consensus on how to deal with the legislation.

Now, pharmacists manhandled
Bathinda, September 30
Newly appointed rural pharmacists faced the wrath of the men in khaki as they started raising slogans when Punjab Finance and Health Minister Surinder Singla completed his address at a health camp organised at Goniana Mandi, near here, today.