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India
Jamaat ud Dawa to protest against India’s MFN status
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Al Qaeda
JuD missing from Pakistan’s new terror list
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India
JuD ‘teaching’ Islam to Hindu flood victims
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Pakistan
Pak bans LeT, JeM from taking donations
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India
Dawood Ibrahim, LeT in Russia’s list of terror financiers
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Al Qaeda
Terror leader lives freely near Pakistani capital
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India
Cannot defend Hafiz Saeed in US lawsuit: Pak govt to court
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India
Pakistan – Mumbai attack suit in US court: JuD head allowed to make foreign ministry a party
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Al Qaeda
Osama bin Laden dead: Pakistan Islamists urge mass anti-US rally
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Pakistan
Pakistan handles Islamic extremism with kid gloves
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Lashkar-e-Taiba
LeT founder criticises Pak govt for freeing Davis
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Jama’at-i Islami
Pakistan – Lawyer suggests ‘blood money’ to free US man
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Al Qaeda
Clinton sees Pak-US ties in limbo; urges reforms
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Jamaat-ud-Dawa
Pakistan – Lives at risk as terrorist threat to shrines remains
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Hizbul Mujahideen
Jamaat, Hizbul hold anti-India meet in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir
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Jamaat-ud-Dawa
Pakistan – Saeed slams Pope, pledges to fight for blasphemy law
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Pakistan
Hardliners rally against Pope across Pakistan’s Punjab
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Pakistan
Pakistan – Protestors warn of anarchy if blasphemy law changed
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Pakistan
Hafiz Saeed makes public appearance, supports blasphemy laws
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India
Shahbaz Sharif ‘tipped off’ Mumbai terror group
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Jamaat-ud-Dawa
Banned outfits raise cash from sacrifice day
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Pakistan
JUD not a soft underbelly – Musharraf
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USAID leader in Pakistan supports Jamaat-ud-Dawa front
Rajiv Shah, the USAID chief, visited a camp in Sukkur run by the Falah-i-Insaniat, a front run by Jamaat-ud-Dawa. Shah delivered two truckloads of supplies to the camp, while Jamaat-ud-Dawa, used the visit as part of its propaganda.
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Pakistan
Pakistan closes militant-run aid camps
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Pakistan
Pakistan flood aid from Islamic extremists
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Pakistan
Pakistan to clamp down on charities linked to militants
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US targets Salafist group allied with the Taliban in Kunar
Three members of the Jamaat ul Dawa al Quran, including a commander, were killed and several more were captured during a raid in the Pech district. In January, Jamaat ul Dawa al Quran swore allegiance to Mullah Omar and the shadow Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.
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Pakistan
More rains hit flooded Pakistan, Islamists step up
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Al Qaeda
Hard-line Islam fills void in Pakistan™s flood response
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Al Qaeda
Pakistan floods ‘hit 14m people’
