Car bomb kills 22, wounds 54 in Baghdad

BAGHDAD:- A car bomb killed at least 22 people and wounded 54 more when it exploded at a Baghdad bus station on Saturday, a security official said.
The bomb occurred in the Shi'ite district of Kadhimiya in northwestern Baghdad, where people typically gather at a major Shi'ite mosque on Saturdays, said Major-General Qassim Moussawi, spokesman for security operations in Baghdad. The U.S. military said the blast took place just after noon. Women and children were among those killed, police said. Violence has dropped sharply in Iraq over the past year, but car bombs, assassinations and other attacks still shake Baghdad and other parts of Iraq routinely.

India cannot dare cast an evil eye on Pakistan: Musharraf

LAHORE: Amid heightened tensions between the neighbours in the wake of the Mumbai attacks, former President Pervez Musharraf has said
that armed forces are there to defend the country. Musharraf, who resigned in August to avoid an impeachment, threw his weight behind the government, saying the country had a democratically elected President and Prime Minister who would take steps for its security. As long as the Pakistani armed forces are there, the country is in safe hands, Musharraf told the media at a reception here to mark the wedding of the son of former Foreign Minister Khurshid Mehmood Kasuri. He said the armed forces are fully capable of defending the country against India. As long as the Pakistani military is there.

Budh Purnima Express looted in Bihar's

GAYA: Passengers of Budh Purnima Express were looted of Rs 50,000 and a number of mobile sets by miscreants between Anugrah Narayan and Guraru
railway stations in Naxal-affected Bihar's Gaya district during the early hours on Tuesday. Station House Officer of Gaya railway junction Gauri Shankar Singh said six miscreants had boarded the general compartment of the Varanasi-bound train at Anugrah Narayan railway station and after looting the passengers at gun point disembarked at Guraru railway station under East Central Railways.

60 Sri Lankan troops killed

Tamil Tiger rebels said on Sunday they killed at least 60 government soldiers
during a counterattack outside their political capital
The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam said in a statement through the pro-rebel Tamilnet website that they had captured the bodies of 12 soldiers while another 150 troops were wounded in heavy fighting on Saturday. The Tigers did not give details of their own casualties, but the defence ministry said the guerrillas suffered "heavy damages" when troops hit back.

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