After the earthquake hit South Asia a year ago, Indian officials were hopeful that nature had done what their army could not: destroy safe houses, weapons caches and training camps used by Islamic militants fighting for control of Kashmir. A year on from the Oct. 8, 2005, quake, it has become clear the initial assessments that the disaster had dealt a potentially crippling blow to the 17-year insurgency were wildly optimistic. Full Story
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