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13/7 accused had eye surgery to dodge ATS
Twenty six-year-old Wakas Ibrahim Shaikh, an accused in the 13/7 terror blasts case, definitely thinks so. He allegedly underwent a laser operation to get rid of his glasses, in a bid to disguise his look three months after the terror attack which occurred at the Opera House, Zaveri Bazaar, and Dadar (west).
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Mumbai blasts: Opera House diamond traders shift offices
The blast at country's largest diamond market Opera House has forced traders to look for alternative places for setting up offices. NDTV learns that 30 per cent of exporters have already shifted to the diamond bourses built in the Bandra Kurla complex and the rest are in the process of transferring their offices there by February ...
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13/7 probe: Group behind blasts identified, says Maharashtra Police
In a significant breakthrough, the Maharashtra Police has said that the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has identified the group behind the triple blasts that rocked Mumbai on July 13 this year.
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Diamonds worth 25 crores recovered from Opera House site
As many as 65 diamonds, estimated to be worth Rs 25 crore, have been recovered from the Opera House blast site by rescue workers while cleaning the streets strewn with debris.
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Death toll in Mumbai terror blasts rises to 19
A man, who sustained serious injuries in the July 13 triple blasts here, today died in a city hospital, taking the death toll in the bombings to 19.
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Opera House footage provides no breakthrough
Mumbai blasts: Investigators trying to connect the dots between Mumbai's three serial blasts and the people behind them have run into another roadblock. The security camera footage from Opera House, where one of the blasts took place, had supposedly provided important leads.
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Tale of two diamond traders: A Hindu, a Muslim
Piyush Goradia stands on the road waiting for his friend, Tushar. The two would often phone each other to meet near Mumbai's Opera House, where Tushar worked. This time, Piyush waits outside Tushar's home. This time, there will no banter, no hurriedly-shared snack. Just the long slow walk to a crematorium nearby.
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Mumbai counts its losses as PM, Sonia arrive
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Sonia Gandhi have arrived in Mumbai. They are scheduled to visit those injured in yesterday's blasts at JJ Hospital. Seventeen people are dead; 133 were hospitalised with injuries after three blasts within 12 minutes at Dadar, Zaveri Bazaar and Opera House on Wednesday. 13/7 got added to Mumbai's tragic terror cale...
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Repeated Mumbai attacks prove policy failure: Advani
Senior BJP leader LK Advani is in Mumbai blamed the Mumbai attacks today on "a policy failure" by the UPA government.
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Mumbai terror attacks: List of injured, dead
There were three blasts within 12 minutes in Mumbai on Wednesday, the first two in South Mumbai at Zaveri Bazaar and at Opera House and the last at Dadar in Central Mumbai.
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Mumbai Map: Locations of blasts
Three bomb blasts within 12 minutes during Mumbai's rush hour on Wednesday left at least 18 people dead and over 130 injured. The first blast took place at 6.54 pm in Zaveri Bazaar in South Mumbai, a crowded market named for the many small jewelry stores that fill its narrow streets. A minute later, there was an explosion at Opera House, also in So...
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France condemns 'cowardly' Mumbai attacks
France has condemned the "cowardly and blind" attacks in Mumbai while reaffirming its support for India in the fight against terrorism."As the city of Mumbai is again hit by a series of terrorist attacks, the President of the Republic firmly condemns the cowardly and blind violence and wants to express France's full solidarity with India's authorit...
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PM, Sonia land in Mumbai tonight
Three bomb blasts within twelve minutes during rush hour in Mumbai on Wednesday have left at least 18 people dead and over 130 injured.
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Three blasts in Mumbai, twenty dead, 113 injured
In a seemingly coordinated attack, three explosions took place in Mumbai one after the other on Wednesday between 6.54 and 7.06 in the evening - the first at Zaveri Bazaar in South Mumbai, the second at kabutar khana in Dadar West, central Mumbai and the third again in South Mumbai at Opera House. The Maharashtra home secretary has said 20 people h...
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Terror Strikes Mumbai, 3 blasts, 10 reported dead
There are reports of two explosions in Mumbai - one at Opera House in South Mumbai, the other at Dadar.
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13/7 accused had eye surgery to dodge ATS
Twenty six-year-old Wakas Ibrahim Shaikh, an accused in the 13/7 terror blasts case, definitely thinks so. He allegedly underwent a laser operation to get rid of his glasses, in a bid to disguise his look three months after the terror attack which occurred at the Opera House, Zaveri Bazaar, and Dadar (west).
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Mumbai blasts: Opera House diamond traders shift offices
The blast at country's largest diamond market Opera House has forced traders to look for alternative places for setting up offices. NDTV learns that 30 per cent of exporters have already shifted to the diamond bourses built in the Bandra Kurla complex and the rest are in the process of transferring their offices there by February ...
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13/7 probe: Group behind blasts identified, says Maharashtra Police
In a significant breakthrough, the Maharashtra Police has said that the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has identified the group behind the triple blasts that rocked Mumbai on July 13 this year.
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Diamonds worth 25 crores recovered from Opera House site
As many as 65 diamonds, estimated to be worth Rs 25 crore, have been recovered from the Opera House blast site by rescue workers while cleaning the streets strewn with debris.
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Death toll in Mumbai terror blasts rises to 19
A man, who sustained serious injuries in the July 13 triple blasts here, today died in a city hospital, taking the death toll in the bombings to 19.
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Opera House footage provides no breakthrough
Mumbai blasts: Investigators trying to connect the dots between Mumbai's three serial blasts and the people behind them have run into another roadblock. The security camera footage from Opera House, where one of the blasts took place, had supposedly provided important leads.
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Tale of two diamond traders: A Hindu, a Muslim
Piyush Goradia stands on the road waiting for his friend, Tushar. The two would often phone each other to meet near Mumbai's Opera House, where Tushar worked. This time, Piyush waits outside Tushar's home. This time, there will no banter, no hurriedly-shared snack. Just the long slow walk to a crematorium nearby.
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Mumbai counts its losses as PM, Sonia arrive
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Sonia Gandhi have arrived in Mumbai. They are scheduled to visit those injured in yesterday's blasts at JJ Hospital. Seventeen people are dead; 133 were hospitalised with injuries after three blasts within 12 minutes at Dadar, Zaveri Bazaar and Opera House on Wednesday. 13/7 got added to Mumbai's tragic terror cale...
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Repeated Mumbai attacks prove policy failure: Advani
Senior BJP leader LK Advani is in Mumbai blamed the Mumbai attacks today on "a policy failure" by the UPA government.
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Mumbai terror attacks: List of injured, dead
There were three blasts within 12 minutes in Mumbai on Wednesday, the first two in South Mumbai at Zaveri Bazaar and at Opera House and the last at Dadar in Central Mumbai.
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Mumbai Map: Locations of blasts
Three bomb blasts within 12 minutes during Mumbai's rush hour on Wednesday left at least 18 people dead and over 130 injured. The first blast took place at 6.54 pm in Zaveri Bazaar in South Mumbai, a crowded market named for the many small jewelry stores that fill its narrow streets. A minute later, there was an explosion at Opera House, also in So...
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France condemns 'cowardly' Mumbai attacks
France has condemned the "cowardly and blind" attacks in Mumbai while reaffirming its support for India in the fight against terrorism."As the city of Mumbai is again hit by a series of terrorist attacks, the President of the Republic firmly condemns the cowardly and blind violence and wants to express France's full solidarity with India's authorit...
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PM, Sonia land in Mumbai tonight
Three bomb blasts within twelve minutes during rush hour in Mumbai on Wednesday have left at least 18 people dead and over 130 injured.
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Three blasts in Mumbai, twenty dead, 113 injured
In a seemingly coordinated attack, three explosions took place in Mumbai one after the other on Wednesday between 6.54 and 7.06 in the evening - the first at Zaveri Bazaar in South Mumbai, the second at kabutar khana in Dadar West, central Mumbai and the third again in South Mumbai at Opera House. The Maharashtra home secretary has said 20 people h...
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Terror Strikes Mumbai, 3 blasts, 10 reported dead
There are reports of two explosions in Mumbai - one at Opera House in South Mumbai, the other at Dadar.
