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India may allow Pak panel to interview 26/11 witnesses in India
India may allow a Pakistani commission to travel to New Delhi to interview key witnesses and other officials in connection with the trial of seven Pakistani suspects in 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks case.Sources said Pakistan will be informed of India's stand on the issue once the government gets the view of Bombay High Court on it, possibly next wee...
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26/11: Two years on, ATS functioning at half its strength
In the aftermath of the 26/11 attack, it was expected that the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), the state's bulwark against the destructive designs of terror outfits inside the country and out of it, would be strengthened sufficiently to prevent the repeat of any such attempt. The Pradhan committee, which went into the terror strike, had recommended it ...
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26/11: 'Best revenge will be Moshe returning to city as Rabbi'
Moshe, one of the youngest 26/11 survivors, has turned four. "He was too young to remember," said his grandfather Nachman Holtzberg. "We want to ensure that he does not get traumatised at this young age. The attack and what happened to his parents was too horrific, details of it can wait till he has grown up and is mature to understand and cope wit...
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26/11: In pain, these survivors found strength to move on
The 26/11 attacks tore apart countless families, leaving behind survivors with deep emotional scars. It was easy to become bitter and look back in anger. But Manoj R Nair and Yogesh Pawar found many who have channelised their grief into a positive wave of effort to improve the lot of others:There are documents strewn all around. An insurance agent ...
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PM's statement on 26/11 anniversary
Joining the nation in remembering those killed in the Mumbai terror attacks two years ago, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday pledged to redouble efforts to bring the perpetrators of the crime to justice.Here is the full text of the PM's statement on Mumbai attacks Remembrance Day:November 26, 2010New Delhi Two years ago this day, Mumbai ...
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26/11: No force in Force One
Mumbai's elite anti-terror squad, Force One, was formed just after 26/11 attacks in Mumbai. Created along the lines of Israel's Mossad, the commando body is expected to guard the city like a fort and be ready 24 hours to repel any terror attack. But two years later, Force One is yet to gather force, with no home to stay and lack of funds. The 99-ac...
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Punish 26/11 perpetrators, India tells Pak
On the second anniversary of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, External Affairs Minister, SM Krishna called upon Pakistan to punish the perpetrators of the attacks. He said Pakistan must ensure speedy justice."On the second anniversary of the barbaric terrorist attack in Mumbai, the nation pays respectful homage to its sons and daughters and foreign ...
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Linking ISI to 26/11 attacks 'preposterous': Pak
Pakistan on Thursday said it was "preposterous" to link the ISI to the Mumbai attacks, a day after a US court issued summons to the powerful spy agency's chief and others in connection with the 2008 carnage.Foreign Office spokesman Abdul Basit said Pakistan was committed to bringing the perpetrators of the carnage to justice as India prepares to ob...
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India may allow Pak panel to interview 26/11 witnesses in India
India may allow a Pakistani commission to travel to New Delhi to interview key witnesses and other officials in connection with the trial of seven Pakistani suspects in 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks case.Sources said Pakistan will be informed of India's stand on the issue once the government gets the view of Bombay High Court on it, possibly next wee...
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26/11: Two years on, ATS functioning at half its strength
In the aftermath of the 26/11 attack, it was expected that the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), the state's bulwark against the destructive designs of terror outfits inside the country and out of it, would be strengthened sufficiently to prevent the repeat of any such attempt. The Pradhan committee, which went into the terror strike, had recommended it ...
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26/11: 'Best revenge will be Moshe returning to city as Rabbi'
Moshe, one of the youngest 26/11 survivors, has turned four. "He was too young to remember," said his grandfather Nachman Holtzberg. "We want to ensure that he does not get traumatised at this young age. The attack and what happened to his parents was too horrific, details of it can wait till he has grown up and is mature to understand and cope wit...
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26/11: In pain, these survivors found strength to move on
The 26/11 attacks tore apart countless families, leaving behind survivors with deep emotional scars. It was easy to become bitter and look back in anger. But Manoj R Nair and Yogesh Pawar found many who have channelised their grief into a positive wave of effort to improve the lot of others:There are documents strewn all around. An insurance agent ...
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PM's statement on 26/11 anniversary
Joining the nation in remembering those killed in the Mumbai terror attacks two years ago, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday pledged to redouble efforts to bring the perpetrators of the crime to justice.Here is the full text of the PM's statement on Mumbai attacks Remembrance Day:November 26, 2010New Delhi Two years ago this day, Mumbai ...
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26/11: No force in Force One
Mumbai's elite anti-terror squad, Force One, was formed just after 26/11 attacks in Mumbai. Created along the lines of Israel's Mossad, the commando body is expected to guard the city like a fort and be ready 24 hours to repel any terror attack. But two years later, Force One is yet to gather force, with no home to stay and lack of funds. The 99-ac...
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Punish 26/11 perpetrators, India tells Pak
On the second anniversary of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, External Affairs Minister, SM Krishna called upon Pakistan to punish the perpetrators of the attacks. He said Pakistan must ensure speedy justice."On the second anniversary of the barbaric terrorist attack in Mumbai, the nation pays respectful homage to its sons and daughters and foreign ...
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Linking ISI to 26/11 attacks 'preposterous': Pak
Pakistan on Thursday said it was "preposterous" to link the ISI to the Mumbai attacks, a day after a US court issued summons to the powerful spy agency's chief and others in connection with the 2008 carnage.Foreign Office spokesman Abdul Basit said Pakistan was committed to bringing the perpetrators of the carnage to justice as India prepares to ob...
