Chidambaram On Delhi Blast

The motorcyclist, who planted a bomb on an Israeli embassy car in Delhi, may have been of Indian origin, according to investigators working on the case. The biker was described yesterday by Home minister P Chidambaram as someone who seemed well-trained.

A very well-trained single person on a motorcycle drove up to the Toyota Innova car being used by an Israeli diplomat's wife, attached a device to the car waiting at a traffic intersection and there was an explosion within four or five seconds, injuring four people yesterday. Home Minister P Chidambaram recounted this today after being briefed by D...

Home Minister P Chidambaram today addressed concerns about recent terror attacks in New Delhi and Mumbai. Mr Chidambaram referred to the bomb blasts in Mumbai in July and last week's explosion at the High Court in Delhi as "a blot on our record."

It was an attack in the heart of the national capital and the opposition will not let the government forget that. On the sidelines of India's 7/9 tragedy, when 13 people lost their lives to terror, a political war of words is being fought.

An email sent to the website of the Delhi Police hours after Wednesday's terror attack at the Delhi High Court has been traced to Moscow. The email, allegedly sent on behalf of terror group Indian Mujahideen, offers a code that warns of the next attack. "The numbers read as Ahmedabad," said Home Minister P Chidambaram, who described the contents of...

Home Minister P Chidambaram said today in parliament that intelligence on possible terror attacks was shared with the Delhi Police in July. At this stage, however, he said it's not possible to identify who is responsible for today's bomb blast in Delhi which has killed 10 people and injured 56.

Three blasts within twelve minutes during Mumbai's rush hour have left 20 people dead and close to 120 injured. Home Minister P Chidambaram described the blast as "a coordinated terror attack". Mumbai has been sealed and is on high-alert; so are Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata and Bangalore.

The motorcyclist, who planted a bomb on an Israeli embassy car in Delhi, may have been of Indian origin, according to investigators working on the case. The biker was described yesterday by Home minister P Chidambaram as someone who seemed well-trained.

A very well-trained single person on a motorcycle drove up to the Toyota Innova car being used by an Israeli diplomat's wife, attached a device to the car waiting at a traffic intersection and there was an explosion within four or five seconds, injuring four people yesterday. Home Minister P Chidambaram recounted this today after being briefed by D...

Home Minister P Chidambaram today addressed concerns about recent terror attacks in New Delhi and Mumbai. Mr Chidambaram referred to the bomb blasts in Mumbai in July and last week's explosion at the High Court in Delhi as "a blot on our record."

It was an attack in the heart of the national capital and the opposition will not let the government forget that. On the sidelines of India's 7/9 tragedy, when 13 people lost their lives to terror, a political war of words is being fought.

An email sent to the website of the Delhi Police hours after Wednesday's terror attack at the Delhi High Court has been traced to Moscow. The email, allegedly sent on behalf of terror group Indian Mujahideen, offers a code that warns of the next attack. "The numbers read as Ahmedabad," said Home Minister P Chidambaram, who described the contents of...

Home Minister P Chidambaram said today in parliament that intelligence on possible terror attacks was shared with the Delhi Police in July. At this stage, however, he said it's not possible to identify who is responsible for today's bomb blast in Delhi which has killed 10 people and injured 56.

Three blasts within twelve minutes during Mumbai's rush hour have left 20 people dead and close to 120 injured. Home Minister P Chidambaram described the blast as "a coordinated terror attack". Mumbai has been sealed and is on high-alert; so are Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata and Bangalore.