49 killed in New Delhi bomb blasts

At least 49 people were feared dead after a series of explosions shook New Delhi today.

Sat, 29 Oct, 2005 - 20:40

At least 49 people were feared dead after a series of explosions shook New Delhi today.

The blasts tore through markets packed with shoppers ahead of a forthcoming Hindu festival, officials said.

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