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I am shocked to find after making a google/yahoo search for Mumbai Bomb Blasts or realted search term gives no darn results for todays incidents.. All the mobile networks etc. were turned off in Mumbai, only available medium was Internet to contact people in mumbai for outsiders. More then 150 people died and 350+ injured. Only a handful of Indian news sites (known to people) have the news published a majority of them have no information about this terrorist activity (blasts) and must be searching for information for there loved ones, friends or relatives.
Seniors please post your comments on same, I am sorry for using harsh language above, I have seen dead bodies here.....
but none of the search results are latest. If you check cached copies of page those are atleast 10 days to 1.5 years old.
[google.co.in...]
With following first 5 news items.
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Metroblogging Mumbai: Bombs in BycullaBombs in Byculla. posted by Yazad Jal at 3:41 PM on March 11, 2006. Breaking news: Explosives have been ... Mobile Site: [mumbai....]
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Spirited Mumbai back to normalMumbai returned to business on Tuesday, a day after two car-bombs killed 52 people and injured scores near the Gateway of India and Jhaveri Bazaar. ...
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The Mumbai Blasts. ... HC rejects plea of bomb blast accused for liberty ... Anti-terrorist squad for Mumbai soon -- Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister ...
Again some old news from site mentioned in number 2
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BBC NEWS ¦ Entertainment ¦ Film ¦ Court delays Mumbai bombs movieThe release of a film about the Mumbai (Bombay) blasts in 1993 is postponed following protests.
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BBC ON THIS DAY ¦ 25 ¦ 2003: Bombay rocked by twin car bombsTwo powerful bomb blasts hit the Indian city of Bombay within minutes of each other, killing at least 44 and injuring nearly 150.
If...
Only a handful of Indian news sites (known to people) have the news published a majority of them have no information about this terrorist activity [...]
...then you can't reasonably expect to find something at any search engine, when it doesn't exist in the first place. They aren't magical & all-seeing, after all.
As noted, a search engine is the wrong place to turn for breaking news. For better or worse, they don't (or no longer) operate in real-time. Breaking world news is best found at global-oriented news sites; breaking technology news at a tech news site; etc., etc., etc....
FWIW, I first read about this incident at about 15:00 UTC today, at Yahoo...