Life after the blasts....
Will Terror Threaten India's Economy?, Aug. 27, 2007 By MADHUR SINGH, Time Magazine
Hyderabad expatriates shrug off role of external forces
By Sunita Menon, Staff Reporter, Gulf News
Published: August 26, 2007, 23:40
Terror 'outsourced' in India, By Siddharth Srivastava, Asia Times
India finds unity in terror, By Sreeram Chaulia, Asia Times
Hyderabad has bounced back, as our news channels and papers remind us. But, the eerie sense of unease that follows a tragedy of this scale, hangs over the city like a dark cloud. Public places are best avoided feel most people, telling their children not to frequent local hotspots. How could the police not screen visitors at the Lumbini Park after a warning from central Intelligence that another round of blasts could take place? Why was the security of the park given to a private agency, which had no screening mechanism in place? These are questions Hyderabadis are asking, knowing what answers to expect from politicians.
We have a low-key raksha bandhan today, marred by the grim background of death and suffering of innocent victims.
1 comment:
Its all the more shocking to observe the State Govt. not interested in coming up with strict anti-terrorist acts to curb the rising terrrorism in this beautiful city, ...
Would we learn something from the Black Saturday for Hyderabad ??
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