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Few days after the FBI busted Pakistan based Lashkar-e-Taiba's (LeT) plot to carry out terrorist attack in India using an American national, the U.S. has asked its citizens to be on alert during if they travel to India.

In light of the failed Christmas Day terrorist attack on Northwest Flight 253 from Amsterdam to Detroit, the Department of Homeland Security has issued a new set of security measures for the Transportation Security Administration, airports and airlines. The rules mostly apply to intentional travel, though domestic passengers should expect to see changes as well.

News Analysis by Dr. Raj Baldev, Cosmo Theorist – Are war clouds reigning on India and Pakistan and shall there be a war? The war fever is engulfing in the atmosphere in this hot region by mercilessly endangering the life of millions of innocent citizens of India or Pakistan?

Pakistan interior minister Rehman Malik says the US has been told to "warn" India not to meddle in the country's affairs and chargedNew Delhi with supplying "some kind of terrorism" in Balochistan.

Pakistan said Wednesday it would not hand over to India its citizens suspected of causing the 26/11 mayhem but would try them under its own laws.

India insisted on Thursday it was a safe travel destination after the United States issued a reminder to US citizens that they face a 'high threat of terrorism' in the South Asian country.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced fixtures of Pakistan v India Series will played January-February 2009

India Monday issued a travel advisory on swine flu, asking Indians to restrict travel to the United States, Mexico, Canada, New Zealand and France, reported local newspaper Times of India electronic edition on Monday. The advisory was issued after the Union Health Ministry held a high-level meeting here with experts from National Institute of Communicable Diseases and Indian Council of Medical Research, to work out preliminary containment measures if the virus is reported in Asia, said the report.

Pakistani authorities have put in place tight Security measures to ensure the safety of pilgrims, including over 1,500 Sikhs from India, visiting the country to celebrate the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak.