India House In Kabul

Terror group Haqqani Network tried to conceal that Al Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri was at a safe house in Kabul where he was killed in a precision US drone strike and restricted access to the site, a media report said today.

A rocket propelled grenade exploded inside India House, Indian Ambassador Manpreet Vohra's residential compound in Kabul this afternoon. Top sources confirmed there were no injuries after it exploded on the tennis court of the residential compound.

PM Narendra Modi addressed a joint session of the two Afghan Houses in the new Parliament building along with President Ghani.

US has appreciated the role being played by Pakistan in facilitating direct talks, between Afghan government and the Taliban, seeking prioritisation of peace and reconciliation efforts in the strife-torn country.

Afghanistan's intelligence agency has arrested a group of militants from the Haqqani network who plotted a terror attack on a guesthouse in Kabul last month. The attack killed 14 people -- four of them were Indians.

56-year-old Dr Martha Farrell was among the four Indians killed in an attack on a guest house in Kabul on Wednesday. She lived and sacrificed her life for gender equality not only in India but across the borders too.

The body of Dr N Satish Chandra, one of the four Indians killed in the May 13 attack in Kabul, reached his home in Chhattishgarh's Bhillai today.

The seven-hour long siege at a Kabul guest house on Wednesday that killed four Indians and ten others will not scare New Delhi away from Afghanistan, Indian Ambassador Amar Sinha has said in an exclusive interview to NDTV.

The bodies of four Indians, killed in an attack by the Taliban at a Kabul guest house on Wednesday, will be flown home by a special aircraft today.

The bodies of three Indian workers killed in Tuesday's Taliban attack on a guest house in Kabul are being flown home. While the families are shattered, top Indian government sources have told NDTV that it could have been much worse. Fifty other Indians were also in the same compound that was attacked; they are safe. Sources have told NDTV, however,...

Three Indian workers were killed in Tuesday's Taliban attack on a guest house in Kabul. Top Indian government sources have confirmed to NDTV that the Indians killed worked at a Dubai-based company's guest house. NDTV's sources stress the attack was not targeted at Indians but at the foreign company and its links to supplying NATO.

Terror group Haqqani Network tried to conceal that Al Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri was at a safe house in Kabul where he was killed in a precision US drone strike and restricted access to the site, a media report said today.

A rocket propelled grenade exploded inside India House, Indian Ambassador Manpreet Vohra's residential compound in Kabul this afternoon. Top sources confirmed there were no injuries after it exploded on the tennis court of the residential compound.

PM Narendra Modi addressed a joint session of the two Afghan Houses in the new Parliament building along with President Ghani.

US has appreciated the role being played by Pakistan in facilitating direct talks, between Afghan government and the Taliban, seeking prioritisation of peace and reconciliation efforts in the strife-torn country.

Afghanistan's intelligence agency has arrested a group of militants from the Haqqani network who plotted a terror attack on a guesthouse in Kabul last month. The attack killed 14 people -- four of them were Indians.

56-year-old Dr Martha Farrell was among the four Indians killed in an attack on a guest house in Kabul on Wednesday. She lived and sacrificed her life for gender equality not only in India but across the borders too.

The body of Dr N Satish Chandra, one of the four Indians killed in the May 13 attack in Kabul, reached his home in Chhattishgarh's Bhillai today.

The seven-hour long siege at a Kabul guest house on Wednesday that killed four Indians and ten others will not scare New Delhi away from Afghanistan, Indian Ambassador Amar Sinha has said in an exclusive interview to NDTV.

The bodies of four Indians, killed in an attack by the Taliban at a Kabul guest house on Wednesday, will be flown home by a special aircraft today.

The bodies of three Indian workers killed in Tuesday's Taliban attack on a guest house in Kabul are being flown home. While the families are shattered, top Indian government sources have told NDTV that it could have been much worse. Fifty other Indians were also in the same compound that was attacked; they are safe. Sources have told NDTV, however,...

Three Indian workers were killed in Tuesday's Taliban attack on a guest house in Kabul. Top Indian government sources have confirmed to NDTV that the Indians killed worked at a Dubai-based company's guest house. NDTV's sources stress the attack was not targeted at Indians but at the foreign company and its links to supplying NATO.