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Public vents ire over Mumbai terror in cyberspace
Citizens are finding cyberspace to be the best way to express their views on the grisly terror act and are not shying away from holding the countrys politicians responsible for the situation....
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No Air/Rail links to Pak, More troops on LoC??
At the all-party meeting on Sunday, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is expected to brief other political leaders on his governments plans to put the Indian Army on high alert and deploy more forces along the Line of Control, which separates India and Pakistan in Kashmir....
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New e-mail threat to BSE, Delhi airport
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Terrorists used Google Earth
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Chidambaram begins work as home minister
Congress sources have told rediff.com that Union Finance Minister P Chidambaram or External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee will replace Shivraj Patil, who resigned on Sunday, as home minister. The announcement is likely to be made in the next couple of hours after the all-party meeting called to discuss the Mumbai terror attacks....
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Clueless India as terror revisits Mumbai
Who were these men and what was their motive? As the terrorists struck at Indias financial nerve centre, bringing a city that never sleeps to a complete stand still, these baffling questions are being raised by the informed analysts on various television channels...
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Two dozen terrorists involved in attacks: IB
While it is astonishing that a handful of terrorists managed to keep the country on edge for three days, there are conflicting reports on the number of terrorists who undertook the Mumbai terror attacks. While the Mumbai police claim that ten were involved, the NSG says it was eight. Both agencies have however confirmed that one of the terrorists involved in the operation was arrested....
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Terrorists had no plan to blow up Taj: NSG DG
The National Security Guard chief denied that the terrorists made any move to enter into negotiations by sending demands to the raiding commando units. We did not received any demand from any of the terrorists, NSG Director General Jyoti Kishan Dutt said....
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Mumbai attack shows Lashkar, al Qaeda hand
The coordinated terrorist attacks on Mumbai, which killed over 120 persons and drew more than a 1,000 security men from the Indian Army [Images], Marine Commandos, the National Security Guard commandos besides the local police to neutralise about two dozen young, well-armed terrorists, is one of the most audacious attacks on India and reveal the maturing of a strongly networked terror coalition with links to terrorist groups based in Pakistan and Bangladesh....
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No decision on Shivraj Patil in CWC meet
Only time will tell, was the cryptic reply from Congress general secretary Janardhan Dwivedi to a question from media-persons at the end of a three-hour meeting of the Congress Working Committee. Asked if Patil offered to resign at the meeting, Dwivedi quipped, I have not heard the question....
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PIC: This Paki Terrorist "I do not want to die"
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"Pak to move 100,000 army men to border"
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"Terrorists will not check in as guests"
They also added that the terrorists were not guests at the hotel. As far as we know, said P R S Oberoi, chairman, The Oberoi Group, in a media meet, the terrorists did not check in as guests....
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"Such small incidents happen in big cities" Dy CM
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How Karkare, Kamte and Salaskar were killed
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