Pakistan's NSA in India Saturday, terror tops agenda

From correspondents in Delhi, India, 05:01 PM IST With a spurt in terror attacks in both countries, India and Pakistan will decide the date for the next meeting of their anti-terror mechanism during the five-day visit of Pakistani National Security Adviser Mahmud Ali Durrani to New Delhi that begins Saturday. Durrani, who enjoys the status of a federal minister and is a key figure in the Track-II peace process between the two countries, will hold talks with his Indian counterpart M.K. Narayanan Monday. They will discuss the dates for the remaining items in the fifth round of the composite dialogue that was launched by the foreign secretaries of the two countries in July, official sources told IANS. They will also decide the dates for the special meeting of the anti-terror mechanism, as agreed between between Prime Minister... [read full story]