Indian Faith Communities and Jewish Community mourn Mumbai Victims in Washington
"I urge citizens of the world to go to Mumbai, enjoy its warmth, behold its beauty, invest there and not run away from there..."
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U.S. Warned India About Attacks
The US warned India about a possible threat at least a month before last week's Mumbai attacks...
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How Gun Control Laws Contributed To the Mumbai Slaughter
No kingdom can be secured otherwise than by arming the people. The possession of arms is the distinction between a freeman and a slave.
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Sikh youths offer food to Mumbai security forces
After the gruesome terrorist attacks a group of Sikh youths offered food to the security forces to help out in whatever way they can.
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Background: A rich history now stained with blood
It is a bitter historical irony that while Jews never suffered anti-Semitism throughout a long sojourn in India, the terrorists in their devastating attack in Mumbai targeted and murdered innocent Jews. David Sassoon, who led Mumbai...
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Amnesty suggested for once rebel Sikhs abroad
National Commission for Minorities urges government to grant amnesty to sikhs who fled after 84 Anti-Sikhs riots and got involved in Anti-India activities abroad.
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September 12, 2008, 12:00 am
First Existentialist Congregation of Atlanta will be hosting a free screening of a documentary entitled Divided We Fall on September 11 at 7 p.m. The film tells the story of hate violence in the aftermath of 9/11. Its making began when then 20-year old college student Valarie Kaur grabbed her camera after the hate murder of a turbaned Sikh man and drove across the country, documenting stories that weren't making the evening news.
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