Airports on high alert

New terror E-mail says it will target airports

An E-mail allegedly sent by the Deccan Mujahideen has warned of attacks on Delhi, Chennai and Bangalore airports. The alert was issued by the bureau of civil aviation security.
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'Former Pak army officials trained Mumbai attackers'
The revelations by a former Defence Department official comes at a time when India has said that it has strong evidence and intelligence information that indicates the Mumbai attackers and their trainers came from Pakistan.
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Terrorists planning 9/11-type aerial attack: Major
Government has received inputs about terrorists' plans to carry out a 9/11-type aerial attack on targets in India, Air chief Fali Homi Major said today.
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