BLAST-KRISHNA 2 LST

In a sign of thawing of Indo-Pak relations embittered
after the Mumbai terror attack, the two nations had recently
decided to hold the Foreign Secretary-level talks in New Delhi
on February 25.
"They (terrorists) want to create fear and suspicion,"
Krishna said, adding, "They sow seeds of distress to create
confusion and we will not be cowed down by the terror".
Pointing out that the National Investigation Agency and
forensic experts were already in Pune, Krishna said, "By this
evening, we will be in a position to get the report. Once the
report is available, the government will evaluate the whole
situation and then we will do deep monitoring".
Krishna also called on Overseas Indian Affairs Minister
Vayalar Ravi, who has been admitted at the Madras Medical
Mission hospital here.
Ravi, who met with a road accident in Liberian capital
Monrovia last week while on an official visit, was initially
treated at the John F Kennedy Hospital there before being
airlifted to Chennai on Thursday. PTI