Forgive me readers for talking once again about Bombay terror strikes on 26/11. The hurt is too deep for me to forgive and forget! These damn-tears just don’t know when to stop trickling down my face. Every time I see the images of families grieving, my heart weeps and prays for their loss. I am [...]
Filed under: Indo-Pak relations | Tagged: 'anda parotha and boti kabab', 'Barhe Mian', 'Bumbai', 'Ghati' and his 'Shiv Sena', 'Gitanjali Building', 'Nalanda Book Shop', 'Round Building', 'Shiv Sena' (now a rat sena), 'Taj Art Gallery', Ajmal Amir Kasab, Arthur Bunder Road, Assistant Police Sub-Inspector Tukaram Omble, Bal Thackeray, Bombay Police, Bombay terror strikes on 26/11, Colaba Bombay, commercial art student from Uganda Africa, Dutta Samant, forgive the people of Pakistan, Gateway of India, Haji Mastan, hit-the-bucket, Jemal Bhatty, Karim Lala, Kishore Luthria, Mumbai, my beloved Bombay, Pakistani civilians, paying guest accommodation in Colaba, Samita Sawney, Sir J J Institute of Applied Arts Bombay, Taj Mahal Hotel, Tanya Chhabria, VT (Victoria Terminus), We all wept silently and privately | 2 Comments »
