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Mumbai lost Rs 4k cr during attacks

Mumbai: The 60-hour terror ordeal that struck Mumbai on Wednesday night caused a blow of nearly Rs 4,000 crore to the financial capital of the country, industry experts said on Saturday. "It is an overall loss of the economy as hotels, shops and all businesses were closed. A minimum of Rs 1,000 crore p  ....Read more

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terror hit cityBy: richard | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 21:32:59 PM Reply | Forward At last those Indians whom this city wanted to chase away came to its rescue. At last we realized that we have to stand united to face any kind of terror from abroad. However, the questions remains still to be answered, will we stand united if our own leaders try to divide us in the name of language, religion and region? Let us remember that the biggest danger our nation has to face today is the regional and religious leaders and parties. They entice us in the name of those things which attracts and destroy us. Will we let our beloved India die to satisfy the ego of these petty politicians?
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