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Issue 31: Attack on Mumbai

Editorial
As the Fires Die: The Terror of the Aftermath
As the smoke lifts from Mumbai, skepticism must prevail over those conjectures which support the official state narrative. It is crucial to increase the pressure for transparency and accountability at this moment to ensure that India doesn't slide into the same state as post-9/11 USA.
by Biju Mathew

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