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Pakistan's foreign minister is due in Delhi for key talks, vowing that a deadly bomb attack on an Indian train will not undermine peace efforts.Pakistan's foreign minister is due in Delhi for key talks, vowing that a deadly bomb attack on an Indian train will not undermine peace efforts.
Khurshid Kasuri said the attack should instead "hasten the peace process".Khurshid Kasuri said the attack should instead "hasten the peace process".
At least 66 people were killed when explosives started a fire on two carriages of the Delhi-Lahore train late on Sunday night.At least 66 people were killed when explosives started a fire on two carriages of the Delhi-Lahore train late on Sunday night.
One person has been detained in connection with the attack, Railway Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav said.One person has been detained in connection with the attack, Railway Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav said.
Most of the dead in the attack on the Friendship Express near Panipat, 80km (50 miles) from Delhi, were Pakistanis.Most of the dead in the attack on the Friendship Express near Panipat, 80km (50 miles) from Delhi, were Pakistanis.
Eleven bodies had been identified at the Panipat government hospital by Tuesday morning, doctors said. Seven of those identified are from Pakistan.
UN chief's praiseUN chief's praise
Both India and Pakistan said the attack would not be allowed to harm their bilateral relations.Both India and Pakistan said the attack would not be allowed to harm their bilateral relations.
Noting the attack was timed to coincide with his visit, Mr Kasuri said: "The governments of India and Pakistan should not allow the perpetrators of this incident to achieve their objectives.Noting the attack was timed to coincide with his visit, Mr Kasuri said: "The governments of India and Pakistan should not allow the perpetrators of this incident to achieve their objectives.
This heinous crime cannot be justified by any cause and its perpetrators should be brought to justice Ban Ki-moon,UN Secretary General In pictures: Blasts aftermath Rivals' cautious responseThis heinous crime cannot be justified by any cause and its perpetrators should be brought to justice Ban Ki-moon,UN Secretary General In pictures: Blasts aftermath Rivals' cautious response
"It is in the interests of both countries to find out who the culprits are.""It is in the interests of both countries to find out who the culprits are."
BBC South Asia regional editor Sanjay Dasgupta says the timing and the choice of target may end up providing a degree of urgency to Tuesday's talks between Mr Kasuri and his Indian counterpart Pranab Mukherjee.BBC South Asia regional editor Sanjay Dasgupta says the timing and the choice of target may end up providing a degree of urgency to Tuesday's talks between Mr Kasuri and his Indian counterpart Pranab Mukherjee.
Unlike in similar attacks, our correspondent says, there has been no finger pointing this time, let alone outright accusations.Unlike in similar attacks, our correspondent says, there has been no finger pointing this time, let alone outright accusations.
He adds that the operators of the Lahore-Delhi service are determined it will continue to run on time and the latest train has left the Indian capital.He adds that the operators of the Lahore-Delhi service are determined it will continue to run on time and the latest train has left the Indian capital.
Mr Kasuri will arrive on a special flight and told Pakistani media before travelling he would be carrying some proposals to liberalise visa programmes.Mr Kasuri will arrive on a special flight and told Pakistani media before travelling he would be carrying some proposals to liberalise visa programmes.
He said the sides would also sign an agreement on reducing the risk of nuclear accidents.He said the sides would also sign an agreement on reducing the risk of nuclear accidents.
Other issues high on the agenda will be the disputed region of Kashmir, where militant groups have been fighting Indian administration, and troop levels on the Siachen glacier.Other issues high on the agenda will be the disputed region of Kashmir, where militant groups have been fighting Indian administration, and troop levels on the Siachen glacier.
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has condemned the train attack and praised the leaders of both countries for "their determination to continue on the path of dialogue".UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has condemned the train attack and praised the leaders of both countries for "their determination to continue on the path of dialogue".
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The twice-weekly train service from the Indian capital to Lahore was restarted in 2004 after a two-year gap as part of the peace process between the two countries.The twice-weekly train service from the Indian capital to Lahore was restarted in 2004 after a two-year gap as part of the peace process between the two countries.
An injured child is brought back to Delhi for treatmentAn injured child is brought back to Delhi for treatment
It is one of only two rail links between the nations.It is one of only two rail links between the nations.
It is thought three-quarters of the 750 people on the train were Pakistanis.It is thought three-quarters of the 750 people on the train were Pakistanis.
Initial investigations suggest explosives in suitcases ignited bottles of paraffin.Initial investigations suggest explosives in suitcases ignited bottles of paraffin.
Witnesses said they saw people screaming and struggling to get out of the fire-stricken carriages.Witnesses said they saw people screaming and struggling to get out of the fire-stricken carriages.
The BBC's Soutik Biswas, at the scene, said the heat of the flames had peeled the blue paint off the coaches, and oil and cinders covered the tracks.The BBC's Soutik Biswas, at the scene, said the heat of the flames had peeled the blue paint off the coaches, and oil and cinders covered the tracks.
Shiv Ram, a police railway constable, was one of the first officials on the scene.Shiv Ram, a police railway constable, was one of the first officials on the scene.
"The coaches were totally engulfed in flames. I brought out three charred women - I could only recognise them as women because they were wearing bangles," he said."The coaches were totally engulfed in flames. I brought out three charred women - I could only recognise them as women because they were wearing bangles," he said.
Many train windows in India have bars on them for security reasons.Many train windows in India have bars on them for security reasons.
A rescuer, Rajinder Prasad, said: "We couldn't save anyone. They were screaming inside but no-one could get out."A rescuer, Rajinder Prasad, said: "We couldn't save anyone. They were screaming inside but no-one could get out."
A doctor in Panipat, Ved Gupta, said: "It's very difficult to say who the victims were. Most of the bodies were charred beyond recognition."A doctor in Panipat, Ved Gupta, said: "It's very difficult to say who the victims were. Most of the bodies were charred beyond recognition."