Pune Blasts

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  Narendra Dabholkar's Murder Delayed By 4 Years Due To 2009 Margao Blast: CBI

  Sanatan Sanstha activists Virendra Tawde and Sarang Akolkar wanted to eliminate rationalist Narendra Dabholkar in 2009 itself, but they dropped the plan due to the Margao bomb blast that took place in the same year, CBI sources allege on Wednesday, citing evidence pieced together by the agency.

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  1 Dead, 3 Wounded in Two Blasts in Pune. No Terror Angle Say Police

  One person was killed and three were injured in two blasts in Pune on Tuesday, but there was no terror angle to the incidents, police said.

• Anti-Terrorism Squad Probing Pune Blast, Says Rajnath Singh

  The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad or ATS is investigating the blast that took place in Pune yesterday, Home Minister Rajnath Singh has said.

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  Low-Intensity Blast in Pune, Police Say Terror Attack Not Ruled Out

  A low intensity blast took place in front of a police station in central Pune around 2:30 pm today. Three people sustained minor injuries in the explosion.

• Pune's German Bakery blast case: quantum of sentence likely to be announced today

  A court in Pune is expected to announce the quantum of sentence in the 2010 German Bakery blast case today.

• Three more arrested in Pune blasts case

  Three more persons were on Thursday held in connection with the August Pune serial blasts, by the Maharashtra ATS, taking the total number of arrests in the case to seven.

• Fifth suspect arrested in Pune blasts case

  Indian Mujahideen terrorists were planning to carry out a 'fidayeen' attack at Bihar's Bodh Gaya to avenge "atrocities" against Muslims in Myanmar, Delhi Police claimed today after arresting a fifth man in connection with Pune serial blasts in August this year.

• Pune blasts case: Another suspected Indian Mujahideen terrorist arrested

  One more suspected Indian Mujahideen (IM) terrorist, allegedly involved in the Pune serial blasts in August this year, has been arrested in Jaipur by the Delhi Police. With this, the total number of arrests in the case has gone up to four.

• Major terror bid foiled: Police intensify search for Raju Bhai, two others

  Delhi Police is searching for Raju Bhai, the man who was allegedly asked to arrange hideouts for the suspected terrorists arrested on Thursday. Three suspected terrorists, allegedly a part of Indian Mujahideen group's module that carried out Pune blast this year, were arrested from Delhi on Thursday.

• Explosion in Pune, a young child injured

  A child in Pune has been injured in what's being described so far as a minor explosion. The incident took place in the Pimpri Chinchwad area of the city.

• Pune blasts: Centre has taken serious note, says Home Minister Shinde

  Home Minsiter Sushil Kumar Shinde visited Pune today, three days after four low-intensity blasts hit the heart of the city. The newly appointed Home Minister said that the Centre has taken a serious cognisance of the blasts. A splinter group of the Indian Mujahiddeen has emerged as the prime suspect, but investigators are also probing other angles.

• Now, ID proof must to buy bicycles in Jaipur

  Unwilling to take chances with bicycles after the recent explosions in Pune and the 2008 blasts in the Rajasthan capital, police have asked all bicycle shop owners here to take identification proof from buyers and send the document to law enforcement agencies.

• Pune blasts: 5-6 people involved, suspects police

  A splinter group of the Indian Mujahiddeen is emerging as the prime suspect, but investigators are also probing other angles. Sketches of two of the suspects have been reportedly made by the police. However, they won't release these to the public for now. The investigating agencies have also approached mobile companies to trace any suspicious calls...

• Pune blasts - Watches used to trigger bombs: 10 big developments

  Investigators and intelligence officials are trying to identify who was responsible for a series of blasts in Pune on Wednesday night, in which one person was injured. Sources say that emerging evidence signals the involvement of banned terror group Indian Mujahideen, who were headquartered in this part of Maharashtra.

• Pune blasts: Zero-tolerance policy needed, says Narendra Modi

  A day after four coordinated blasts rocked Pune, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi has called for a zero tolerance policy towards tackling terrorism.