What is the Pakistani Government doing? Initially Zardari & Gilani wanted to send the infamous ISI Chief to India, but then ISI is itself in cohorts with the Islamic extremists groups like LeT, which is responsible for cowardly Mumbai massacre, so ISI & Pak Army (which is also part of the evil terrorists network in Pakistan) must have threatened Zardari & Gilani, so this ISI Chief was not allowed to visit India to help the Indian Government with investigations. This shows that the current Pakistani government is just a puppet in the hands of Pak Army, ISI, LeT & other Islamic extreme fundamentalist organisations. Can this "democratic" Pak Government start its own internal inquiry & investigations to track down the master minds of this brutal massacre in Mumbai, who are hiding within Pakistan? It is a shame & disgrace on Pakistani citizens & its democracy to allow & support such barbaric terrorists groups to operate on its own soil. Come on, Pakistani Democratic Government, be a hero & wipe out all these extreme Islamic terrorists camps on your soil.

The murders should not receive a Nobel Prize for peace. You got to agree with this since you are standing the moral high ground.

politicians are making more mess,
our javans give their life, and politicians make way for terror

i think when such terrorist come and show guns and hit us do not panic

instead go together and catch them and punish and finish them then and there only. (don't give them to police some influence will come and again they will be freed ),

so that they don't dare to come to us again. may be some of us may lose life.

if a terrorist come to hijack ,just attack him together,he is also a human being .while doing this some of us will lose life,one day or the other we should die,lets to some good deeds for our fellow being and die.

if a terrorist come and hijack our beloveds dont yield to them,we should be reddy for the sacrifice, to save our country.

this kind of awareness should be given to the people.even in schools.

Our politicians are mostly the scum of the earth. They are pompous, crude, self-seeking, corrupt, lazy and uncouth. Vile. No conscience or compassion. May the souls of the dead Rest In Peace.

Thank you for your very courageous work. I am Indian, but I grew up within a half-mile of the site where they built the World Trade Center - and then, I spent a great deal of time there. My mother still lives at Ground Zero. I remember seeing the little bistros, and small shops where I had spent so much time, blown out of existence, as the fireballs roared down the streets of Lower Manhattan.

Long before 2001, I had learnt an abiding horror of terrorism. Any terrorism. All terrorism. I remember the 'Troubles', in Northern Ireland, with heartache.

There is no comparing terrorism, and the pain it causes. It is simply, and utterly inhuman. I didn't sleep much, during the Siege of Mumbai. I kept CNN-IDN on the laptop. Why didn't they (whoever 'they' are) renew CNN's permission, to broadcast live? That was a bit weird.

I kept watching and listening, waiting for it to really be over. There were so many false reports of it being over... strange that.

Terrorism knows no discrimination. It is the cultural sociopathy of the past half-Century (though it existed before that, it wasn't like now...). I believe terrorism will see the law of diminishing returns, worldwide, as it did in Northern Ireland, and has been doing in Europe. It wins nobody anything. It only costs. It can hang over people like a threat, but if those people refuse to behave as though they are threatened, ultimately, it loses its power.

That's the spirit I'm seeing in Mumbaikers. They're rebuilding, and not going to allow this violence to break their stride. Of course, there is mourning. And naturally, there are wounds. Physical... on the city, on the people, and the city lives in the people.

@ Sacto

No, my friend, you are wrong. This is the world's tragedy. All terrorism, anywhere, is the world's tragedy. If we only care about 'our own', we are denying our common humanity. It is not an 'American' tragedy, to be sure. It is a human tragedy. Would you have people outside of Mumbai, or outside of Maharashtra, or outside of India, or outside of Asia, not care? Where do you draw the line?

My family is Indian, in India. New Delhi was the victim of terrorism in September. Even if that were not the case, I know how it feels, to have one's city raped by terrorism. I cannot imagine how it was, to be in Mumbai, during the Seige, but thanks to CNN, I could share some of it, and understand some of it. Not because I want to say it is 'mine', but because I want to say, the world is in this together, wherever it may occur.

Sala'am. Shalom. Shanti. Peace.

Who is the U.S govt scared of? Don’t they realise that they are supporting a country who is breeding and sheltering terrorists??? Has U.S not learnt their lesson after 9/11?

Mani Bhatia,
Northern New Jersey