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Terrorists do not believe in the ideology of religions: they believe in selfish motives, professional or political. And they tap into age-old latent fears.
Those who act out terror – call them the instruments – happen to be shown the small picture. And that picture fits religion into a hallucinatory jigsaw solved for them. They are people with wants, desires, anger, sadness, strengths and weaknesses. Like you and like me. And the handlers tackle each one of these sentiments to their advantage. more.
Continue Reading »It took just 10 young men armed with rifles and grenades to terrorize this city of 18 million and turn its postcard-perfect icons into battlefields until security forces ended one of the deadliest attacks in India’s history early Saturday. more.
Continue Reading »Here are the temporary list of foreign nationals killed in Mumbai terror attacks on 26 November 2008
Israel: Five persons. Names are not yet identified.
USA: Five people. Names are not yet identified.
Prancis: Two people. Names are not yet identified.
Australia: two people namely Doug Markell, 71 years, and Brett Taylor, 49 years.
Jerman: three people. Names are not yet identified.
Singapore: Lo Hoei Yen, 28 years old.
British: Andreas Liveras, 73 years old.
Jepang: Hisashi Tsuda, 38 years old.
Italia: Antonio de Lorenzo.
Canada: two people killed.
Thailand: one person.
Total: 25 people
Source: AFP
Continue Reading »Foreigners ousted from UP for propagating Islam. The foreigners, who were residing in a mosque in Chakiya locality for three days, were from South Africa, Trinidad, England, Indonesia and Australia.
They’re called Tablighi Jamaat, in Indonesia we call them Jama’ah Tabligh. They actually preach for their muslim counterparts, not preaching non-Muslim as Christian evangelists do. The regulation against them are more stricter by the day. The reason is obvious.
Continue Reading »The death toll after three days of violence in Mumbai rose past 150 as shroud-wrapped bodies were ferried last night from the smouldering remains of a luxury hotel and an ultra-orthodox Jewish centre freed from the clutches of Islamist militants.
Continue Reading »With the holiday season fast approaching, videogame makers are making sure they have games and consoles handy for trains, planes and automobiles — and so are holiday destinations.
Continue Reading »The anti-poverty agency ActionAid is warning that the current economic crisis could re-ignite the global AIDS epidemic. The group is calling on G8 leaders to keep the promises they made to provide near universal access to treatment. Obviously, when you’re struggling to have something to eat, you can’t care less to buy drug, indeed anything beyond bread and rice.
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