<p>Alerting US citizens, the Department of State said: "The US government continues to receive information that terrorist groups may be planning attacks in India."<br /><br />The February 2010 bombing in Pune and the November 2008 attacks in Mumbai provide a vivid reminder that hotels, markets, trains and other public places in India are especially attractive targets for terrorist groups, it said in the advisory.<br /><br />"Terrorists and their sympathisers have demonstrated their willingness and capability to attack targets where US citizens or Westerners are known to congregate or visit," the State Department said.<br /><br />The latest advisory replaces the Travel Alert dating January 29 and will expire on May 30.</p>
<p>Alerting US citizens, the Department of State said: "The US government continues to receive information that terrorist groups may be planning attacks in India."<br /><br />The February 2010 bombing in Pune and the November 2008 attacks in Mumbai provide a vivid reminder that hotels, markets, trains and other public places in India are especially attractive targets for terrorist groups, it said in the advisory.<br /><br />"Terrorists and their sympathisers have demonstrated their willingness and capability to attack targets where US citizens or Westerners are known to congregate or visit," the State Department said.<br /><br />The latest advisory replaces the Travel Alert dating January 29 and will expire on May 30.</p>