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| Search and scramble |
| As the toll from yesterday’s train blasts touched 200 and another 714 lay injured, investigative agencies today pointed their finger at Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Toiba and its local contacts from the banned Students’ Islamic Movement of India. ... |
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| Prime-target tracks |
| Mumbai’s Western line, which was targeted in the blasts yesterday, has the highest passenger density on any railway network in the world with 14 to 16 people crammed ... |
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| Inside a twisted train coach |
| Jagged edges of twisted metal today,
the first class coaches through which the blasts tore through last evening, have
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| ‘Eager’ Advani at odds with BJP |
| In his haste to grab the limelight, L.K. Advani today ended up contradicting his party’s official stand on yesterday’s terror strikes in Mumbai. ... |
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TO HELL AND BACK: Daksha Modi, a survivor of the blast at Matunga Road station, in Mumbai?s Sion Hospital. (AP)
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