Indian security personnel look on as the Samjhauta Express, a train between India and Pakistan enters India near Attari Railway Station, India Thursday, Jan. 15, 2004. India and Pakistan resumed rail services across their border Thursday, carrying hundreds of passengers to end a two year freeze imposed when the nuclear-armed rivals were on the bring of war.  [AP]

Pakistani passengers wave to Indian border security force soldiers, unseen, as the Samjhauta Express, a train between India and Pakistan enters India near Attari Railway Station, India Thursday, Jan. 15, 2004.  [AP]

Pakistani man Javed Ahmed (R) laughs as he sends off his grandmother to India at the Lahore Railway station on the first train link between Pakistan and India after about two years on January 15, 2004.  [Reuters]

Pakistani passengers shower rose petals over Indian Border Security Force soldiers as the Samjhauta Express, a train between India and Pakistan entered India near the Attari Railway Station, India Thursday, Jan. 15, 2004.   [AP]

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