Text of report by Indian news agency PTI New Delhi, 30 December: India-Pakistan Samjhauta Express [cross- border train], which was suspended due to security reasons in the wake of the assassination of former Pakistan premier Benazir Bhutto, on Sunday [30 December] resumed its service.

Police arrested two men in the central Indian city of Indore on suspicion of involvement in the deadly bombing of a train last month.

By ASHOK SHARMA NEW DELHI - Two people who allegedly sold the suitcases used to make bombs that ignited deadly fires on a train linking India and Pakistan have been arrested, police said Wednesday, announcing the first arrests in the attack that killed 68 people.

By Paul Peterson At least 66 people were killed in India yesterday when an explosion on a train heading for Pakistan set off a fire that swept through two coaches. An official said the attack was aimed at undermining the peace process between India and Pakistan. Dozens more people were injured.

By Amelia Gentleman Hari Kumar contributed reporting.