Bangalore blasts
Jul 25 - One dead and at least 15 injured as a wave of small bombs hit the Indian city of Bangalore
India has suffered a wave of bombings in recent years, with targets ranging from mosques and Hindu temples to trains.
But it is unusual for any group to claim responsibility for attacks.
Benet Allen reports.
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