Ehsaan, Dec 2, 2008 @ 13:24

Though I am not from Mumbai (but from a different part of India), I have been in the city of dreams, and felt the 'spirit of Mumbaikars'. However, this phrase is created by the media and I think its time we do away with this phrase. Its more about going on with a normal life as if nothing has happened...! but, its time we actually look back at what is happening and give our enemies a proper answer.

It looks this time lots of politicians and beaurocrats of Mumbai are going to fall prey to public anger as this time normal people are not going back to normal life... instead they are asking questions. Questions about failed intelligence, about corrupt politicians, the list goes on.

My prayers for all those dead and kudos to those who fought the 60 hr battle.

With a candle,

Avishek.
prit_n, Dec 2, 2008 @ 15:46

I was following the terror attacks closely on the news, and it was just crazy - as terror always is.

These animal terrorists just killed randomly, shot everywhere, and did all they could to just KILL KILL KILL. It's crazy, it's madness, it's out of this world. And most of all, it's so so sad for innocent people and families whose lives were cut and destroyed for no reason at all.
Nir Ofek, Dec 2, 2008 @ 16:38

You can light a candle here...

http://specials.rediff.com/news/2008/dec/04candle.htm

Cheers
Ehsaan
Ehsaan, Dec 5, 2008 @ 11:43

Hey I am another Mumbaiyite here in Geneva. After the shock and horror of seeing what was happening in Mumbai I feel a lot more anger at the plight of the government and security agencies. Feel ashamed but still very proud to be an Indian. Taj and Oberoi are really close to my apartment so it was a place I frequented. Well hope we use this sad event to force change...

Suttu, Dec 5, 2008 @ 12:25