Indian Consulate Jalalabad

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  9 Killed In Attack On Indian Consulate In Afghanistan's Jalalabad

  In the fourth attack since 2007, heavily-armed terrorists, including suicide bombers, today struck the Indian Consulate in Afghanistan's Jalalabad city, killing nine persons including an Afghan security personnel and causing damage to the chancery.

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  Suicide Attack Outside Indian Consulate In Afghanistan's Jalalabad

  Explosions and heavy gunfire was reported today near the Indian consulate in Afghanistan's Jalalabad. Government sources say the consulate was the target of the suicide attack.

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  Suicide Attack Targets Pakistan Consulate In Afghanistan's Jalalabad

  Afghan security forces exchanged fire with gunmen barricaded in a house near the Pakistan consulate in the eastern city of Jalalabad after a suicide bomber blew himself up today, officials said.

• India announces around 90 lakh rupees aid for victims of Jalalabad attack

  India today announced a package of nearly 150,000 dollars for providing relief to victims and reconstructing a mosque damaged in a devastating suicide attack on its Consulate in Jalalabad on Saturday.

• United Nations Security Council condemns attack near Indian consulate in Jalalabad

  The United Nations Security Council has condemned the suicide bomb attack near Indian Consulate in Jalalabad city of Afghanistan that left 12 persons dead, calling for the need to bring perpetrators of this act of terrorism to justice.

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  Pakistan condemns suicide attack in Jalalabad

  Pakistan has "strongly condemned" the suicide attack in Jalalabad in Afghanistan, outside the Indian consulate, that killed nine people, and said on Sunday that terrorism is the "common enemy" of the countries of the region.

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  'Terror machine' beyond Afghan borders the main threat: India

  With militants again targeting its mission in Jalalabad, India today said "terror machine" that operates from "beyond the borders" was the main threat to Afghanistan's security while the war-torn country assured that no stone will be left unturned to ensure safety of Indian diplomats there.

• Afghanistan assures India of security for diplomatic staff

  Afghanistan on Saturday told India it will leave "no stone unturned" to ensure the safety of Indian diplomatic personnel in that country following a terror attack on the Indian consulate in Jalalabad that left nine Afghans dead.

• Won't be deterred by attack on consulate in Jalalabad, says government

  Hit by yet another suicide bomb attack on its mission in Jalalabad, India today said "terror machines" that operate from "beyond the borders" was the main threat to the security of Afghanistan and refused to be deterred from its commitment to assist the war-torn country.

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  Suicide blast outside Indian consulate in Afghanistan; 10 killed, 20 injured

  A suicide blast outside the Indian consulate in Jalalabad in eastern Afghanistan has reportedly left at least 10 people dead and another 20 injured (See pics).

• Blast near Indian Consulate in Afghanistan

  A blast has been reported near the Indian Consulate in Jalalabad in Afghanistan. However, reports suggest the embassy was not targeted by the blast. No casualties have been reported so far; all Indians are said to be safe.