Guest guest Posted July 14, 2011 Report Share Posted July 14, 2011 Kishore sir, I am glad your son is safe and sound. Please tell him to be safe and also convey our appreciation for his service to the injured in these tough times. I hope everyone else in Mumbai from our MGIMS family is safe as well... Ameet 1993 > ** > > > My son, the Orthopaedician, at Bombay Hospital, had a tough night yesterday > > dealing with the many injured in the Mumbai blasts. The blasts took place > very near his hospital. In fact, he and his friends frequent the " Khau > Galli " or Eatery joints at the very same spot on many an evening. > > I can't understand what these guys hope to achieve. No one gets sympathy. > No > terrorists are freed and no demands are met. So why the blasts? > > Kishore Shah 1974 > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2011 Report Share Posted July 14, 2011 First of all I am glad Yash is safe. I hope all our friends and family there in Mumbai are safe. I wholly agree with your views Ameet and I feel the common man has just given up hope. Its the resigned human. Hurt, injury, death. Salvage what you can, forget and move on. The bomb blasts were linked to Qasabs birthday yesterday and then the different views. Is it on 13th of July or August? DNA then came out with the view that these are expected. After all the India Pakistan dialogues are slated to start on the 26th of July. No one claims responsibility and so people will reach conclusions based on various fantasies and fancies. However the underlying fact will remain. We will forget and move on. As if we are used to it. Its a part of life... Sad. Ravin '82 > And the netas do nothing but vist and praise the " resliliance and spirit " of > Mumbai... it just disgusts me that they will just use these terms, pay > homage to the city and then again do NOTHING for the people. People HAVE to > be resilient in Mumbai, because they know they have no means of protection > or support from the Gov't: they have to make a living, and life has to go > on. Many promises had been made after 26/11, but then no concrete steps have > been taken to improve the infratructure, police force and make the people > feel safe and secure. It's the large hearts of the Mumbaikars who always > rush to each other's aid in times like this. Mumbai is indeed the City of > Gold, with a heart of Gold to match ! > > Ameet 1993 > > (these random views are entirely mine and may be deleted by > the administrator if they do not endorse the " non-political " nature of our > group) > > > >> ** >> >> >> My son, the Orthopaedician, at Bombay Hospital, had a tough night yesterday >> >> dealing with the many injured in the Mumbai blasts. The blasts took place >> very near his hospital. In fact, he and his friends frequent the " Khau >> Galli " or Eatery joints at the very same spot on many an evening. >> >> I can't understand what these guys hope to achieve. No one gets sympathy. >> No >> terrorists are freed and no demands are met. So why the blasts? >> >> Kishore Shah 1974 >> >> >> > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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