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Hi All,
Last week's terror strikes on Mumbai left all humanity shocked and stunned. Pained we all surely are, but we must not allow ourselves to become numbed. Each of us needs to wake up from our comatose states to make our individual and collective opinion count. The only way to address this crucial and distressing issue is by becoming a part of the solution. After all, as long as India is 'of the people, for the people, by the people' we will be fully responsible for the change that we want to see in her.
India will come together to give expression to the anger and anguish on Wednesday, 3rd December, 2008, at 6:00 pm. The venues are as follows:
- Mumbai at the Gateway of India
- Delhi will meet at the Central Park, Connaught Place
- Hyderabad is meeting at Tank Bund, Telugutalli
- Chennai will meet at Opposite Government Guest House, Behind M.A. Chidambaram Cricket Stadium
- Bangalore at Cubbon Park
- Kolkata at the Maidan
Also Please view and endorse the enclosed page at PetitionOnline.com:

http://www.PetitionOnline.com/26novAct/petition.html

On 7th December 2008 this petition will be attempted to be presented to the Prime Minister of India. Till 7th December, endeavour is to collect at least 1 million signatures.
Probably such mass need may stir the administration to take visible and needful action. Please sign and forward to as many people known to you as possible.

I received this on email from one of my jewish friends.

Dear XXXX,

In the aftermath of the devastating terrorist attacks in Mumbai, Toronto's Indo-Canadian community and Jewish community invite you to join a solidarity rally against terrorism.

Freedom From Terror: Standing Together with India, Remembering Mumbai's Victims on Sunday, December 7 from 2:00 - 3 pm at the International Centre (6900 Airport Rd, south of Derry Rd) Mississauga.

The Canada India Foundation and the Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce have partnered with UJA Federation of Greater Toronto, Canadian Council for Israel and Jewish Advocacy (CIJA), Canadian Jewish Congress and Canadian Jewish Political Affairs Committee (CJPAC) to organize this urgent event to express an unequivocal anti-terrorism message, in solidarity with the people of Mumbai.

Nearly 200 people were killed and hundreds more were wounded in last week's terrorist attacks on Mumbai. Victims came from all countries and faiths including six Jewish hostages inside Mumbai's Chabad Centre.

For more information on the rally, please e-mail: mumbai @ ujafed.org




Hiren