India today said even a few steps by Pakistan in Mumbai terror attacks probe will satisfy it and help in resumption of the composite dialogue. On his way to Kuwait for two-day official visit, External Affairs Minister S M Krishna said India will be quite satisfied with a few steps by Pakistan in the course of 26/11 investigations.<br/><br/>He said, this will make it easier for India to carry on normal business with Pakistan. Mr Krishna said Home Minister P Chidambaram will represent India at the SAARC Home Ministes' meeting to be held in Rawalpindi on February 26 and 27.<br/><br/>He said, Mr Chidambaram will get a chance to have very useful exchanges with his counterparts and other leaders in Pakistan. Pakistan has been strongly advocating resumption of Indo-Pak composite dialogue stalled after the Mumbai terror attacks in November 2008 while India has been maintaining that the atmosphere is not conducive enough to resume the dialogue.<br/><br/>India has been pressing for dismantling of terror infrastructure in Pakistan and also that action should be taken against terrorist groups indulging in anti-India acts from their soil.