i was there. it wasn’t a mass of humanity as much as many groups, and individuals each protesting or mourning in their own way. Most people smiled at each other,hardly jostled, kept their space, allowing others theirs, and yet bonding.

I used to think that candles were a just a symboic gesture. But in a country where none of our cultural practices are shared, we seem to be adopting a common symbol for collective grief and anger. Sooner or later, I hope that the grief and anger, gets channelized into something constructive.

The police were on their feet for the 8th day at a trot, and it has been a terrible week for them, losing 14 people. And getting their confidence shaken by [tag]26/11[/tag]. I wonder whether they are getting counseling.

And, finally, the best way to remember is to ensure that the people who funded and master minded this are hunted down. You may even want to bring them to justice ! . Better Security – Yes. Better Governance – Definitely ! How about Justice ?