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FEAR

Room-to-room battles at hotels and Jewish centre

Commandos rescued most of the hostages after room-to-room battles with terrorists inside two landmark hotels, as the country and the maximum city grappled to come to terms with the series of attacks being dubbed India’s 9/11 for their massive scale and ruthless efficiency. ... | Read..

Nariman House cleared 10:03 PM(IST)

The security agencies finally cleared the Nariman House of the terrorists this evening after a pitched ... | Read..

Pak hand in Mumbai attack: Pranab 06:15 PM(IST)

India today said preliminary information suggested that “some elements” in Pakistan were responsible ... | Read..

Trident-Oberoi hotel evacuated, death count 30 04:15 PM(IST)

Indian commandos have killed two militants in the Trident-Oberoi hotel in Mumbai and regained control of the premises after a long siege, the chief ... | Read..

Mumbai hostage drama nears end 02:15 PM(IST)

Commandos traded fire with militants as the end game neared at a luxury hotel and Nariman House in Mumbai on Friday, with the gunmen still thought t ... | Read..

Caught amid fire & fighting

A Calcuttan who was locked up in his room in the Oberoi Trident, where he had checked in on Tuesday, gave his account of the siege when Chandreyee Chatterjee contacted him on ... | Read..

Three who fought and fell

For a man who thrived on his job and read up Mao to beat the Maoists at their own game, it was an uncharacteristic comment. ... | Read..

Chalk and cheese heroes

The three officers who fell to militants in Mumbai last night were each a police star but deeply unlike one another in temperament and methods. ... | Read..

Emergency declared in 2 Bangkok airports

Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat declared a state of emergency today at two Bangkok airports besieged by anti-government protesters, as rumours of a coup swirled round t ... | Read..

The eyes of a girl watching the smouldering roof of Taj hotel in Mumbai reflect the frisson of fear that ran down India’s spine all through Thursday.
FEAR

I just saw the blood I had to walk through barefoot
Esperanza Aguirre
head of Madrid regional government after being evacuated from the Oberoi hotel

VP, messiah of poor, dead
Former Prime Minister Vishwanath Pratap Singh, a pivotal figure in the post-Emergency era of In ... | Read..

Obama calls, world offers help
US President-elect Barack Obama today called Indian ambassador Ronen Sen in Washington to griev ... | Read..

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Nation	More..
Target: India's guests
Although westerners seem to have been a major target of the Mumbai terror attack, less than a tenth... \| Read..

Calcutta	More..
Sniff and scan at jittery star hotels
Calcutta's five-star addresses turned into fortresses overnight, with even familiar guests being for... \| Read..

North Bengal	More..
Tripartite meet delay a conspiracy: Morcha
Madan Tamang, the president of the ABGL, extended his "best wishes" to the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha f... \| Read..

Opinion	More..
Time for zero tolerance
Last Wednesday night, India witnessed the most devastating, audacious and by far the most successful... \| Read..