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Navigation Primary Navigation Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Top Stories Most Popular Secondary Navigation Australia China India Indonesia Japan Malaysia Philippines Thailand Vietnam Search Search: Bush sends Rice to India AFP - 2 hours 14 minutes ago WASHINGTON, (AFP) - - President George W. Bush is sending Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to India this week as a "further demonstration" of US solidarity with New Delhi in the wake of terror attacks in Mumbai, the White House announced Sunday. Rice will arrive in New Delhi Wednesday, on the heels of an already scheduled trip to attend a NATO meeting in Brussels Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Dana Perino said. "President Bush has asked Secretary Rice to travel to India this week in the wake of the terror attacks that killed nearly 200 people, including six American citizens," Perino said in a statement, increasing the official US death toll in the three-day terror siege by one. Rice was to depart Sunday night for London, and then attend a NATO meeting Tuesday in Brussels before traveling on to India arriving in New Delhi on Wednesday, the statement said. "Secretary Rice's visit to India is a further demonstration of the United States' commitment to stand in solidarity with the people of India as we all work together to hold these extremists accountable," it said. As a result of the India visit, the second half of Rice's previously scheduled trip -- to Helsinki to attend a meeting of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), then to Rome and Copenhagen for bilateral meetings -- has been cancelled, a State Department official said. Details of her activities and agenda in India were not yet announced. She had previously been due to return to Washington late Friday. In a telephone call earlier Sunday Bush told Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh that the United States was swinging behind India's efforts to track down those responsible for the deadly attacks. "President Bush told the prime minister that he has directed the State and Defense departments along with other federal agencies to devote the necessary resources and personnel to this situation," White House spokesman Gordon Johndroe said in a statement. Bush told Singh "we would all be working together, with the international community, to go after these extremists," Johndroe said. Bush also told the Indian leader that he believed "out of this tragedy can come an opportunity to hold these extremists accountable and demonstrate the world's shared commitment to combat terrorism." The Indian government has pointed the finger at "elements in Pakistan," and security sources say they believe most if not all the highly-trained gunmen were Pakistani. Security officials have said they believed the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba was behind the extremely well-planned assault, which took thousands of Indian commandos, police and soldiers 60 hours to stop. But Pakistan, a key US ally which has fought two wars with India over Kashmir, moved quickly to deny any links with the attacks. Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari urged India not to "over-react." Email Story IM Story Printable View Blog This Recommend this article Average (1 vote) Sign in to recommend this article » Most Recommended Stories » Related Articles: Asia Pacific SKorea to take part in Jordan infrastructure projectsAFP - 17 minutes ago Beijing meets pollution target: state mediaAFP - 23 minutes ago Former SKorean president's brother questionedAP - 37 minutes ago Airlines fly empty planes out of BangkokAP - 39 minutes ago India says all Mumbai attackers from PakistanAFP - 46 minutes ago Enlarge Photo Bush sends Rice to India Most Popular – Asia Pacific Viewed Saudi king says 75 dollar oil price 'fair' World's oldest person dies at 115 years Love handles increase death risk: study World AIDS Day highlights big challenges 20 years on Michael Jackson strikes 'amicable' deal with Arab sheikh View Complete List » Search: Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Top Stories Most Popular

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