Blast near Indian envoy's residential compound in Kabul, no injuries reported

Meanwhile, a Peace and Security conference is underway in presided by President Ghani in Kabul.

An explosion was heard near an Indian envoy's residential compound on Tuesday in Green Zone in Kabul city, Afghanistan, reported Afghan media.

A rocket-launched granade reportedly landed in the volleyball court at the Indian ambassador Manpreet Vohra's residence. The incident happened at about 11:15 AM. All are safe in the mission in Kabul. No report of any casualty so far, reported PTI.

This is the second blast near Indian Embassy after last week's Truck bomb blast in which over 100 people were killed in Kabul. Windows and doors of the Indian Embassy's building were partly damaged following the explosion.

Meanwhile, a Peace and Security conference presided by President Ashraf Ghani is underway in Kabul. The conference is being attended by the leaders of 27 nations and representatives of international organisations.

On Saturday, at least seven people were killed when suicide bombers blew themselves in a row of mourners who were attending the funeral of the son of an Afghan senator.

(With agency inputs)