Terror Attack In Mumbai

• Terror attack in Mumbai: PM vows 'relentless pursuit' of perpetrators

  As Mumbai, emotionally and physically drained from its latest terror attack, was winding up its day, the Prime Minister and Sonia Gandhi arrived. Dr Manmohan Singh made it clear that he had heard the city's frustration - last evening's trio of blasts were the financial capital's fourth terror attack in the last eight years. Seventeen people have di...

• Govt will do everything in its power to prevent future attacks: PM

  Strongly condemning Wednesday "barbaric" bomb blasts in Mumbai, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has said that the perpetrators must be pursued relentlessly to bring them to justice quickly and promised the government will do everything in its power to prevent such attacks in future.

• Mumbai blasts: Indian Mujahideen sleeper cells may have been activated, say intelligence sources

  The three bombs that shook Mumbai on Wednesday were Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs), prepared with a deadly mixture of ammonium nitrate, Tri-Nitrate Toluene (TNT) and fuel oil. Ball bearings were used as shrapnel and smart cellphones as timers.

• PM's statement on arrival in Mumbai

  A day after the Mumbai blasts, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh along with Congress President Sonia Gandhi visited the terror-hit city. This is the PM's statement on arrival in Mumbai.

• Govt will do everything in its power to prevent future attacks: PM

  Perpetrators of Mumbai blasts shall be pursued relentlessly and brought to justice quickly, says PM Manmohan Singh in Mumbai. I assure the people that government will do everything in its power to prevent such attacks in future, says PM.

• Mumbai terror attack: Understand shock and outrage, says PM

  Twenty four hours after it was stabbed with its latest terror attack, Mumbai was confronted with an identification parade of the grizzliest of facts. A severed head. A heavily-wired dead body that may have been a suicide bomber. Seventeen dead, 131 injured. And the likelihood that whoever is behind the three rush hour blasts of Wednesday evening ha...

• Mumbai counts its losses as PM, Sonia arrive

  Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Sonia Gandhi have arrived in Mumbai. They are scheduled to visit those injured in yesterday's blasts at JJ Hospital. Seventeen people are dead; 133 were hospitalised with injuries after three blasts within 12 minutes at Dadar, Zaveri Bazaar and Opera House on Wednesday. 13/7 got added to Mumbai's tragic terror cale...