Investigators questioned nearly a dozen suspects as Pakistani relatives carried home the bodies of seven of the 68 people killed in this week’s bombing of a train heading for Pakistan, police said today.

The Minister for Foreign Affairs Dermot Ahern says he is deeply concerned at the bombing of the New Delhi to Lahore train.

At least 66 people were killed in India today when an explosion on a train heading for Pakistan set off a fire that swept through two coaches.

Suspected separatist rebels triggered four explosions, including one in a crowded market, killing three people and wounding more than 20 in India's restive north-eastern state of Assam, police said today.

A bomb blast ripped through two carriages of a passenger train in eastern India today, killing at least six people and injuring 53 others, officials said.

An explosion ripped through two carriages of a passenger train in eastern India today, killing five people and injuring at least 50, police said.

Shops and businesses shut down today to protest against two powerful blasts in India’s north-east which killed at least 14 people and wounded another 45.

Seven Muslim men have retracted their confessions in the deadly July 11 train bombings in Mumbai, India, claiming they were beaten by police and forced to admit to the crime.

Indian police are close to cracking a terror strike on Mumbai’s trains that left more than 200 dead in July, a top police officer said today.

Investigators have arrested two more suspects in connection with the July 11 bombings on the Mumbai commuter rail network that claimed more than 200 lives, a television report said today.

Indian police have arrested a fourth suspect in connection with the Mumbai train blasts that killed more than 200 people, officials said today.

Indian police have arrested a fourth suspect in connection with the Mumbai train blasts that killed more than 200 people, media have reported.

Indian police investigating the Mumbai train bombings have arrested three men, the first arrests in the case, India’s NDTV news channel reported today.

A little-known Islamic militant group that claimed responsibility for Mumbai’s train bombings warned of more attacks today, as investigators questioned Muslim preachers in India’s remote north-east about the blasts.

Investigators questioned a group of Islamic preachers today in India’s remote north-east, searching for clues to last week’s deadly bombings on Mumbai’s commuter rail network.

Authorities today said that a total of 207 people were killed in last week’s train bombings in Mumbai, India.

A powerful explosive called RDX, often used by Islamic militants fighting in India’s part of Kashmir, was used in the Mumbai train bombings, an investigator said today.

Investigators said today they expected a breakthrough soon over the Mumbai train bombings, which officials have linked to Pakistan.

The bombers who targeted Mumbai’s rail system had support from inside Pakistan, India’s prime minister said, warning that the nuclear-armed rivals’ peace process could be derailed unless Islamabad reined in terrorists.

The bombers who targeted Mumbai’s rail system had support from inside neighbouring Pakistan, India’s prime minister said today, warning that the nuclear-armed rivals’ peace process could be derailed unless Islamabad reins in terrorists operating from its territory.

Nepal police have arrested two Pakistanis they believe may have links with this week’s train bombings in Mumbai.

Indian authorities today named a third suspect in this week’s Mumbai train bombings, as the local media said the well-co-ordinated attacks that killed 200 people were planned by Pakistan’s main intelligence agency. Pakistan has denied the charge.

Indian police have rounded up about 350 people in connection with the Mumbai train bombings amid suspicion that Kashmiri militants could be linked to the attacks that killed at least 200 people.

At least 200 people were killed in bombings that ripped through packed commuter trains in Mumbai, a top Indian state official said today.

A top Indian state official has said 200 killed in Mumbai train bombings.

Indian authorities were aware Mumbai could be targeted by terrorists and are investigating the possibility that Kashmiri militants carried out bombings that ripped through packed commuter trains, a senior police official said today.

Two Kashmiri militant groups today denied any role in bombings that yesterday ripped through Mumbai commuter trains, killing 190 people and wounding more than 400.

World leaders rushed to condemn the deadly train bombings that killed at least 190 people in Mumbai.

The death toll from the Indian commuter train blasts has reached 190, police in Mumbai said today.

Eight bombs tore through packed commuter trains in Mumbai (formerly Bombay) today, killing at least 147 and wounding hundreds more in what authorities called a co-ordinated terrorist strike at the heart of a city embodying India’s global ambitions.

Seven explosions rocked Mumbai’s commuter rail network during today’s evening rush hour, killing at least 105 people and injuring 300, officials said.

Seven explosions rocked Mumbai’s commuter rail network during today’s evening rush hour, killing at least 80 people, police said, warning the death toll would likely rise.

Seven explosions rocked Mumbai’s commuter rail network during the evening’s rush hour, a railway spokesman said.

An explosion rocked a packed Indian commuter train in a Mumbai suburb during today’s evening rush hour.

Five people were killed and at least 30 injured in a series of grenade attacks by suspected separatist rebels in Kashmir’s capital Srinagar today.

A series of explosions rocked Kashmir and New Dehli today, injuring at least 27 people.

Security forces were deployed to holy sites across India today after terror bombings killed 20 people in Hinduism’s holiest city, sparking anger among its residents and concerns of possible widespread sectarian violence.

Explosions rocked a packed railway station and crowded Hindu temple today in Varanasi, Hinduism’s holiest city, and at least 12 people were killed and dozens injured, officials said.

A little-known group that police say has ties to Pakistan-based militants fighting in divided Kashmir took credit for three blasts that killed 59 people in New Delhi, but Indian officials appeared hesitant to immediately blame anyone on the Pakistani side of the frontier.

Bombs exploded inside two cinemas showing a controversial Hindi-language film in the Indian capital today, killing at least one person and injuring dozens more.

Authorities in Delhi began shutting down all cinema halls across the city after two blasts injured 20 people today. Security forces in the Indian capital have been put on high alert.

Bombs exploded inside two cinemas in the Indian capital today, injuring at least a dozen people, a government minister said.

A passenger bus and another bus carrying paramilitary soldiers and their families were blown up in separate explosions in north-eastern India’s insurgency-wracked Assam state today, killing four people and wounding 39 others, officials said.

Indian police today arrested two men and a woman and charged them with the twin terrorist bombings that killed 52 people in Bombay last week.