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Mumbai blasts: Was a suicide bomber involved?
As investigators try to figure out who is responsible for Wednesday's serial blasts in Mumbai, they're examining whether a suicide bomber may have been involved.
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Because of Dadar blast, her arm may be amputated
The day had rolled out uneventfully like any other. On her way back from work to her Dadar residence, accountant Varsha Kariya (25), a resident of Dadar, decided to pay a visit to Siddhivinayak temple with her friend Blossom Rodrigues (28).
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Electric circuit found on one dead in terror attack
An electric circuit has been found on one of the bodies recovered after the serial bombings, a top doctor at the JJ Hospital said here Thursday.
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Dadar schools to stay open today
Following the blast that shook Dadar yesterday evening, school authorities in the area are afraid. But amid the fear and the anxiety most school authorities in the area have taken the decision of carrying on classes as scheduled.
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All we saw were pools of blood: Dadar residents
Ravindra Sohoni, a resident of Pandit Niwas building, which is right next to where the blast took place at Kabutar Khana, Dadar lives with his wife recounts their initial reactions to the explosion. "We have had a close shave with death and survived and we are grateful to God," said Sohoni.
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Owner of car at blast site shaken, but alive
The Maruti Esteem you saw on TV, left damaged by the blast at Dadar yesterday evening, wasn't carrying the bomb, contrary to speculation. Bearing the number MH43A 9384, it was on its way to drop its passengers home: a mason, a painter, and the car's owner and driver, Deepak Patel (37).
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Mumbai Map: Locations of blasts
Three bomb blasts within 12 minutes during Mumbai's rush hour on Wednesday left at least 18 people dead and over 130 injured. The first blast took place at 6.54 pm in Zaveri Bazaar in South Mumbai, a crowded market named for the many small jewelry stores that fill its narrow streets. A minute later, there was an explosion at Opera House, also in So...
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Mumbai blasts: Was a suicide bomber involved?
As investigators try to figure out who is responsible for Wednesday's serial blasts in Mumbai, they're examining whether a suicide bomber may have been involved.
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Because of Dadar blast, her arm may be amputated
The day had rolled out uneventfully like any other. On her way back from work to her Dadar residence, accountant Varsha Kariya (25), a resident of Dadar, decided to pay a visit to Siddhivinayak temple with her friend Blossom Rodrigues (28).
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Electric circuit found on one dead in terror attack
An electric circuit has been found on one of the bodies recovered after the serial bombings, a top doctor at the JJ Hospital said here Thursday.
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Dadar schools to stay open today
Following the blast that shook Dadar yesterday evening, school authorities in the area are afraid. But amid the fear and the anxiety most school authorities in the area have taken the decision of carrying on classes as scheduled.
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All we saw were pools of blood: Dadar residents
Ravindra Sohoni, a resident of Pandit Niwas building, which is right next to where the blast took place at Kabutar Khana, Dadar lives with his wife recounts their initial reactions to the explosion. "We have had a close shave with death and survived and we are grateful to God," said Sohoni.
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Owner of car at blast site shaken, but alive
The Maruti Esteem you saw on TV, left damaged by the blast at Dadar yesterday evening, wasn't carrying the bomb, contrary to speculation. Bearing the number MH43A 9384, it was on its way to drop its passengers home: a mason, a painter, and the car's owner and driver, Deepak Patel (37).
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Mumbai Map: Locations of blasts
Three bomb blasts within 12 minutes during Mumbai's rush hour on Wednesday left at least 18 people dead and over 130 injured. The first blast took place at 6.54 pm in Zaveri Bazaar in South Mumbai, a crowded market named for the many small jewelry stores that fill its narrow streets. A minute later, there was an explosion at Opera House, also in So...
