Showing posts with label mumbai attacks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mumbai attacks. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Twenty terrorists still at large, say Mumbai police

POLICE in Mumbai said the 10 men who carried out the terrorist attacks in November were among 30 recruits selected for suicide missions. The whereabouts of the other 20 were unknown.

Police released the identities and home addresses in Pakistan of the nine gunmen who died during the attack on India's financial centre...-

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Source: canberra times

Saturday, December 6, 2008

War 'unlikely' despite rhetoric between Indian, Pakistan

Hostility between India and Pakistan is at its worst in years, but tensions stemming from last week's terrorist attacks in Mumbai, India, are unlikely to bloom into full-blown war between the nuclear-armed rivals - at least for now, according to analysts on both sides of the border..

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Source: gulf news

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

UPDATE: Bombs found at Mumbai train station

Indian police on Wednesday discovered and defused explosives at Mumbai's main railway station, left by militants who struck the city last week.

"This is part of the same consignment which the terrorists had brought on Wednesday night when they were attacking and running helter-skelter, some of the material had been left behind," anti-terrorism chief K.P. Raghuvashi said...

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Source: smh.com.au

Sunday, November 30, 2008

Mumbai death toll revised down

The disaster management cell of the Maharashtra state government said the lower figure - down from 195 - was due to "double-counting" of the dead at hospitals in the wake of the militant strikes...

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Source: smh.com.au




Saturday, November 29, 2008

Jewish group recalls slain N.Y. rabbi, wife

“There are no answers to what happened,” said Rabbi Asher Bronstein of Chabad Lubavitch of Merrimack Valley, who went to the same Brooklyn day school Gavriel Holtzberg attended. “It just shows how crazy the world is and that we should go out and do good in their memory.”..

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Source: boston herald