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 Attacks kill 9 in Kashmir, including mom, 4 kidsA suspected Islamic militant threw a hand grenade at a group of migrant laborers in Indian Kashmir, killing a woman and her four children Thursday in one of two attacks that claimed a total of nine lives in the disputed Himalayan region.
Senior al-Qaida leader gives interview
A senior al-Qaida leader has urged Pakistanis to help Afghans fight U.S.-led coalition forces and condemned President Pervez Musharraf for arresting Arab and Afghan fighters and handing them over to Washington.
India blames Pakistan in embassy bombing
A top Indian diplomat blamed Pakistan on Monday for the bombing of India's embassy in Afghanistan, saying the attack had put the rivals' peace process "under stress."
Attack at India bus terminal injures 35
Suspected Muslim rebels threw a grenade at a crowded bus terminal in the Indian portion of Kashmir on Friday, wounding 35 people, including seven children, police said.  AP IMPACT: Pakistan militants focus on AfghanistanIn early June, about 300 fighters from jihadist groups came together for a secret gathering here, in the same city that serves as headquarters to the Pakistani army.  Indian army accuses Pakistan of helping insurgentsThe Indian army on Friday lodged a protest with Pakistani forces, accusing them of providing cover for Islamic militants trying to sneak into India's portion of Kashmir.
Pakistan accuses India of violating cease-fire
Pakistan's army spokesman accused Indian forces of violating a 2003 cease-fire in Kashmir on Thursday, but a top Indian official denied the country's army had fired on Pakistan's positions in the disputed Himalayan region.  Kashmiri protesters clash with policeThousands of protesters clashed with police in Indian Kashmir's main city Saturday over allegations that government forces set fire to a local Muslim shrine, officials said.  Spud farmer returns to roots to help AfghansTo help poor Afghani villagers make money on potatoes instead of opium poppies, Idaho farmer Pat Rowe used a little old technology: root cellars.
ID spud farmer returns to roots to help Afghans
To help poor Afghani villagers make money on potatoes instead of opium poppies, Idaho farmer Pat Rowe borrowed a root cellar design common across his home state's famous potato country in the 1930s and 1940s. |
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