| 3 dead, 17 injured in Mehrauli blast in Delhi |
| Bomb goes off in a crowded market in Mehrauli. Police have detained two persons. AIIMS helpline numbers: 011-26588500 and 2658990. |
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| Delhi bombers have Dubai links: Intelligence |
| Mohammad Saif and other suspected militants linked to the serial blasts in Delhi allegedly have links with Dubai and were involved in hawala transactions, sources in the intelligence agencies say. |
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| No conclusion on new anti-terror law: PM |
| Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday said his government had not "reached any conclusion" on a new anti-terror law to counter rising terrorism in the country and had asked a group of officials to study a report on the issue. |
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| India, Pakistan to jointly combat terror: PM |
| A day before he meets Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari in New York, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said he will take up the issue of cross-border terror with Zardari and set a positive tone by stressing that both countries should work together to combat the scourge. |
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| Delhi, UP police conduct searches in Azamgarh |
| A joint team of Delhi and Uttar Pradesh Police on Tuesday conducted searches at Sanjarpur in Azamgarh district, the native place of slain alleged Delhi bombings' mastermind Atif, and traced some bank accounts of suspects. |
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| Police accused of adding Islam tint to Delhi blasts |
| Delhi Police is now being targeted by Muslim intellectuals, including Congressman Salman Khusheed, for deliberately giving Islamic tint to the September 13 serial bomb blasts in Delhi by wrapping the faces of the three accused. |
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| Militant arrested in Delhi taken to Manipal |
| The Delhi Police brought Mohammad Saif, arrested in connection with the recent blasts in the national capital, to Manipal for further investigations. A four-member police team from Delhi visited some places in Manipal as part of the on-going probe, an officer said. |
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| Hunt for terror suspects intensifies |
| The hunt for the remaining six of the 13 member terror module, (two killed, five arrested) suspected for the serial blasts in Delhi on September 13, has intensified with the police teams reaching Karnataka. |
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| 'Atif phone calls may hold key to blasts' |
| Phone calls made by Atif, the alleged mastermind of the serial blasts in Delhi and other cities, to three cell phones in Gujarat may hold the key to prove Indian Mujahideen's role in the recent explosions. |
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| Three more terrorists held, hunt on for others |
| Three more suspected terrorists were arrested Sunday in connection with the Delhi serial blasts that killed 24 people, with one of them reportedly confessing to planting a powerful bomb in a crowded market of Karol Bagh where maximum casualties took place. |
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| Delhi Police officer cremated with full state honours |
| Delhi Police Inspector Mohan Chand Sharma, who died battling terrorists during an encounter, was on Saturday cremated with full state honours. Family and friends on Saturday bid a tearful adieu to slain Delhi Police Special Cell officer, who died battling terrorists during an encounter. |
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| More attacks possible, says Ahmedabad blasts key suspect |
| The prime suspect in the Ahmedabad blasts, Mufti Abu Bashir, a madrasa teacher from Azamgarh, was rushed to Delhi on Thursday in a chartered plane by the Gujarat Police to establish "certain links and leads" in connection with the Ahmedabad blasts. |
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