Rewinding to UPA era

Claude Alvares, A foe in the garb of a friend… a must read article

Claude Alvares, A foe in the garb of a friend… | Nat24 Economy Claude Alvares, A foe in the garb of a friend… Claude Alvares, A foe in the garb of a friend… By Nat24 - July 23, 2020 Dr.Claude Alvares, always seen as a friend to Goa and Goans. Is it really so? Dr. Alvares has frequently challenged and opposed major developmental projects in the state...

2006 Mumbai train bombings:

The 11 July 2006 Mumbai train bombings were a series of seven bomb blasts that took place over a period of 11 minutes on the Suburban Railway in Mumbai, the capital of the Indian state of Maharashtra and the nation's financial capital, 209 people were killed and over 700 were injured.

Even after constant look for steps taken by central government against terror network, we were not able to find any news articles.

Delhi Serial Bomb Blast: 29th October 2005

On 29th October 2005, which was a couple of days prior to Diwali that year, three bomb blasts rocked the national capital. The Islamic Revolutionary Front, a terrorist organization based out of Pakistan, conducted the blasts. A couple of blasts took place at Paharganj and Sarojini Nagar, the main market areas in the city. The third blast happened inside a bus that was stationed in Govindpuri. In case of the bus, it was the awareness of the passengers and conductor that saved the day somewhat. Immediately after seeing a suspicious bag, they started to unload the bus and this minimised the blast’s impact. However, the situation was rather grave in the marketplaces since it was the time of Dhanteras and there were too many people over there; 63 people passed away in the blasts and 210 people were injured in the same.

As we head into 2019 general election. Let us rewind back into time of UPA ruling. This page covers article's available in public domain from timeline 2004-2014. What caused INC which was biggest member of UPA-I and UPA-II to slip to double digit figure in 2014 LS election. why Dr. Manhohan Singh was mocked as 'Moun-mohan Singh"- the silent Primeminister, And most importantly why was 2004-2014 termed as lost decade for India. Let's rewind and refresh our memories as they can take the advantage of the short lived public memory.