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Nation observes first anniversary of 26/11

Mumbai: A year before, a few men with guns in their hands had held Mumbai at ransom, causing irreparable damage to life, property and the city’s morale. A year later, the entire nation has come together to observe the first anniversary of the 26/11 attacks and pay homage to the 166 people who lost the  ....Read more

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Have the nation learned?By: Varghese Joseph | Friday , 27 Nov '09 3:00:20 AM Reply | Forward Its now a year since the Mumbai attacks, and have added one more experience in the history of India, and we have lost many good people who served for the nation and also good citizens and foreigners. We also had the Kargil experiences, there too we lost many good people who served the nation, but only one thing is common, whatever the Govt. have to do in the form of giving compensations to the victims, I doubt its happening in the true spirits. Why so? If its true, thats very shameful. Also we have to make the public more aware about their role how to assist the security forces in case that is very much essential.
political bankruptcyBy: amit | Friday , 27 Nov '09 2:35:37 AM Reply | Forward Everything was symbolic today. Unfortunately. I cant understand why people are not questioning the arrogance of the politicians who are not concerned about the common man and give stereotyped comments on tv. Where is the systemic improvement which will result in better intelligence and better counteraction. In India unfortunately people in high positions are so full of themselves than importance is not given to developing teams and efficiency. Therefore we are so dependent on individual excellence and not continuous development of our systems. Too much emotion ...but little brain overall. Sad. Very Sad.
Bombay tragedyBy: azhikunnu ,Germany | Friday , 27 Nov '09 1:36:51 AM Reply | Forward The Bombay tragedy a year ago shows how Pakistan is trying to create problem for India by all means. It knows that India can not be bowed to its knees by any military engagement or by any pressure from its boarder on Kashmir issue. The Bombay incidence teaches us that India should pay attention to its broaders withits neighbours and our broader with Pakisthan and other countries should be srtictly controlled so that nobody from our neighbouring comes to India without proper passports.
This copying of USABy: Annoyed | Friday , 27 Nov '09 1:34:56 AM Reply | Forward Such a pity with this imitation of 9/11. All that candle lighting etc. Did anyone do that near rails when they were blown up? The lives of the rich is much more valuable in Mumbai. Just stop all this nonsense. Never heard of any other anniversary rememberances before. Makes me sick.
bodiesof 9 killersBy: raj | Friday , 27 Nov '09 1:09:18 AM Reply | Forward i am surprised why the goverment is preserving the bodies of those 9 killers? can anyone tell me? usually, any govt would have disposed them by now secretly since pak will never take them back
India is world worst place to live By: freddie | Friday , 27 Nov '09 0:03:13 AM Reply | Forward Local railways are run by the marathi manoos and that is reason there is no improvement. We have President of India is a marathi and now we have CM of Maharashtra who is a marathi. Well then we can see how big headed marathi manoos are? What is the safety of local people in mumbai. The world worst place nto to follow safety rules.
Life is cheapBy: anish d | Thursday , 26 Nov '09 23:29:55 PM Reply | Forward Y r we forgetting serial train blast in mumbai,Y r we forgetting 1993 serial blasts & there r many more to the list. Weren't they more devastating than 26/11. y r we singling out only 26/11,just becos the victims were high profile. Next year ie- on 26/11/2010 people will forget the incident.
terrorismBy: Thomas Paul | Thursday , 26 Nov '09 22:34:34 PM Reply | Forward In the name of democracy the corrupted politicians and religious fanatics and their gundas are freely running a parallal govt; in India.This is the time for a change in India.A new form of govt.with iron fist will curb this menance. Next time you go to the voting booth think about the future or there is no future.
YOUR GOOD DEEDS WILL BE REMEMBERED FOREVERBy: DR.PETROL PUMP CHOR | Thursday , 26 Nov '09 22:22:14 PM Reply | Forward Sir, my salute goes to all the officers, hotel staff, those who bravely fought the terrorists against all odds, and helped their victims. My salute also goves to all those, who despite religion or caste differences stood up against terrorism.Thank you
the Mr. hyde in you should be suppressed so that the Dr. jackyl can be activeBy: Dwaipayan Bhattacharyya | Thursday , 26 Nov '09 22:20:56 PM Reply | Forward 26.11.08 the day that shook mumbai....one of the biggest metros of india....this is not a problem for india only but a global problem....the good side of the human being is becoming the worst enemy of himself day by day....." how many times must a canon ball fly b4 it is 4ever banned... the answer my friend is blowing in the wind...."one should dig in2 oneself searching 4 da light of wisdom making dr. jakyl active....thus the terrosism would decrease....as it cannot be ended completely.....then the dooms day can be avioded as we are the cause of our own doom.......my hearty sympathy for all those who has been affected due to the act of 26.11.....be brave,courageous and determined to efface terrosim from india and from the world(in the wide sense)....it is the change....a peaceful world we believe in............Dwaipayan Bhattacharyya(St. Xavier's Collegiate School Kolkata)
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