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Ashutosh Varshney

Professor of Political Science, Brown University

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Professor of Political Science at Brown University; author of Ethnic Conflict and Civic Life: Hindus and Muslims in India and editor of Midnight's Diaspora: Critical Encounters with Salman Rushdie; former Professor of Political Science at the University of Michigan

 

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Cell phone records reportedly show the terrorists who attacked Mumbai, India last week were in touch with a coordinator in Pakistan. Pakistan says it'll help investigate.

India Reels after Mumbai Terror Attack

Cell phone records reportedly show the terrorists who attacked Mumbai, India last week were in touch with a coordinator in Pakistan. Pakistan says it'll help investigate.

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A handful of attackers killed more than 170 people in three days of bloody violence last week in Mumbai. Pakistan says it will help determine where the terrorists came from.

India Reels after Mumbai Terror Attack

A handful of attackers killed more than 170 people in three days of bloody violence last week in Mumbai. Pakistan says it will help determine where the terrorists came from.

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