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This man shot journalist J Dey
Forty eight hours after he was shot - on a crowded street in Mumbai - the city police has released a sketch of one of the four men who opened fire at J Dey, a journalist, known for his investigative reports on the underworld. Based on accounts from eyewitnesses, the sketch reveals a man about five-and-a-half-feet tall who was wearing a blue r...
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Varanasi bomb blast: Indian Mujahideen email
Exactly 31 minutes after the blast at Varanasi killed a baby girl, an email from terror group Indian Mujahideen (IM) was sent to several media organisations, claiming responsibility for the explosion. (Also read: Varanasi blast - Mayawati, Centre trade blame)The email has been traced to Navi Mumbai - the Mujahideen hacked into an unsecured Wi-Fi co...
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Chlorine gas leak in Mumbai, 78 hospitalized
Faces and eyes stinging, gasping for breath - the hospitals in south Mumbai found it hard to cope with the stream of patients that arrived begging for help. (See Pictures)At 3.15 on Wednesday morning, a gas leak from a chlorine cylinder at the Mumbai Port Trust filled the air.It was stored at a warehouse for hazardous cargo. Fortunatel...
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This man shot journalist J Dey
Forty eight hours after he was shot - on a crowded street in Mumbai - the city police has released a sketch of one of the four men who opened fire at J Dey, a journalist, known for his investigative reports on the underworld. Based on accounts from eyewitnesses, the sketch reveals a man about five-and-a-half-feet tall who was wearing a blue r...
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Varanasi bomb blast: Indian Mujahideen email
Exactly 31 minutes after the blast at Varanasi killed a baby girl, an email from terror group Indian Mujahideen (IM) was sent to several media organisations, claiming responsibility for the explosion. (Also read: Varanasi blast - Mayawati, Centre trade blame)The email has been traced to Navi Mumbai - the Mujahideen hacked into an unsecured Wi-Fi co...
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Chlorine gas leak in Mumbai, 78 hospitalized
Faces and eyes stinging, gasping for breath - the hospitals in south Mumbai found it hard to cope with the stream of patients that arrived begging for help. (See Pictures)At 3.15 on Wednesday morning, a gas leak from a chlorine cylinder at the Mumbai Port Trust filled the air.It was stored at a warehouse for hazardous cargo. Fortunatel...
