What should India do to fight terror? Readers suggest solutions
What readers feel should be done in the wake of the Mumbai terror attacks
What must India do, strategically and procedurally, to ensure that the nation does not ever again endure a brutality like the terrorism Mumbai encountered last fortnight? Readers suggest solutions
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What must India do, strategically and procedurally, to ensure that the nation does not ever again endure a brutality like the terrorism Mumbai encountered last fortnight? Readers suggest solutions
Please contribute your views to optionsforindia@rediffmail.com. We look forward to a discussion so educative and illuminating that the guardians of our national security can learn from what you readers suggest.
Please contribute your views to optionsforindia@rediffmail.com. We look forward to a discussion so educative and illuminating that the guardians of our national security can learn from what you readers suggest.
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