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Witnesses: Earthquakes swayed buildings in Delhi
A powerful earthquake swayed buildings in the Indian capital Delhi and was also felt in the northern province of Kashmir, witnesses told Reuters.
Reports: Powerful earthquake rocks India and Pakistan
A powerful earthquake has been felt in Pakistan and northern parts of India including the capital New Delhi, according to local media reports.
The US Geological Survey reported a magnitude of 5.7 with the epicentre six miles north-west of Jalalabad in eastern Afghanistan.
Local media reports citing the Pakistan Meteorological Department put the magnitude at 6.2.
There were no immediate reports of casualties.
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Strong tremors felt in New Delhi after quake
Strong tremors were felt in New Delhi, India, this afternoon that shook tall buildings and sent people running into the streets.
Punjab, Haryana and the Union Territory of Chandigarh also experienced mild tremors, officials said.
There were no immediate reports of any loss of life or damage to property.
Reuters: Strong tremors felt in India's capital
Witnesses report strong tremors in India's capital, New Delhi.
Boyfriend: I want Sarah's killer to 'be in hell'
The boyfriend of a British girl stabbed to death on a house boat in India has said he hopes his girlfriend's killer "to be in hell".
Speaking exclusively to Daybreak Saeed Ahmed Shoda said: "I want him to get a big punishment, really suffer you know, and I want him to be in hell as well."
Parents urged murder victim not to travel to Kashmir
The parents of a British woman found stabbed to death on a house boat hotel in Kashmir said they begged her not to travel to the area.
24-year-old Sarah Groves was found in a pool of blood inside her room on the house boat on Saturday. A Dutch national has been arrested on suspicion of her murder.
Speaking at a press conference in Guernsey, Miss Groves' father said she had decided to travel to Kashmir after meeting a man called Samir and arranging to stay with his family. Victor Groves said he had been concerned his daughter was changing her original plans. He said:
"She went north instead. We tried so hard to stop her going."
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Boyfriend's tribute to 'very kind' Brit murdered in India
The boyfriend of a British woman murdered in India has told Daybreak she was a "very good very kind" woman.
Sarah Groves was stabbed to death at the weekend on a houseboat where she had been staying.
Saeed Ahmed Shoda explained how he broke the news of her death to her family.
Daybreak's Nick Dixon reports:
Indian PM: 'Deepest sadness' at Thatcher's death
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PM: "I express my deepest sadness on the passing away of former British Prime Minister Baroness Margaret Thatcher."
From @PMOIndia on Twitter:Kashmir residents express shock over Briton murder
Residents of India's northern Jammu and Kashmir state have expressed shock at the murder of Briton Sarah Groves, after her body was discovered early on Saturday morning.
Local houseboat owner Mehraj said: "She has been killed by tourist, not by a Kashmiri and we respect the tourist here, our culture is very nice and it has been here for a long time.
"The incident that has happened is unfortunate but the police have done a good job, they have arrested the accused, as he was on the run. It is good that they have caught him because now the facts will be revealed".
Friends post Facebook tributes to murder victim
People have taken to Facebook to post messages on a page set up to pay tributes to Sarah Groves.
Underneath a photograph of her smiling, Charlene Carter said: "That beautiful smile I will never forget."
Donna Stacey said: "Waste of a beautiful life just goes to show the world we live in."
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