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 Industry & Economy - Terrorism
States - Maharashtra
On choppy waters

— Paul Noronha

Terror route: Fishing boats anchored at the fishermen village at Colaba in south Mumbai, where heavily armed terrorists landed by boats a last week and attacked the city.

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