Mohamed Thaver
Special Correspondent at The Indian Express
Author at Freelance
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4 days ago |
indianexpress.com | Mohamed Thaver
In the previous years, while the pilgrims would be busy packing their suitcases and making last-minute purchases, this year they have been glued to the TV sets and on calls with tour operators trying to figure out whether they would actually be able to go in the face of the hostilities.
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1 week ago |
indianexpress.com | Mohamed Thaver
When the news of the Ahmedabad plane crash came in on Thursday afternoon, senior brass of the city police was at the police headquarters, located just a short distance from the crash site. The occasion was a crime conference during which periodic performance review is carried out. On learning about the plane crash, the officers promptly reached the site and set in motion a swift rescue operation.
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1 week ago |
indianexpress.com | Mohamed Thaver
Police have collated all the missing persons complaints registered at stations across Ahmedabad on June 12 as they attempt to put together a final tally of people on the ground who died in the Air India crash. While the death toll of people on the plane is known to be 241, nine DNA samples have been collected so far from the crash site and around it.
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1 week ago |
indianexpress.com | Mohamed Thaver
“ No, I have not lost anyone in the attack and neither do I know them. However, when I heard so many people had died, I felt a stirring to come to this spot and recite the Bhagwad Gita for the souls of the departed,” Thakor told The Indian Express. “ Every time I lose someone I know, I recite certain chapters of the Gita for the salvation departed soul. This time the lost just feel too much and I told my wife I want to go to the spot to recite the Gita for the departed souls,” Thakor added.
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1 week ago |
indianexpress.com | Mohamed Thaver
The Ahmedabad police on Saturday, took DNA samples of the family members of four missing persons, who approached the police station under whose jurisdiction the Air India plane crashed on Thursday. All four, including two members of the same family, were last seen near the plane crash site and did not return home.
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