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Television THE
National Geographic Channel relives the horror of 26/11
carnage — one of India’s deadliest terror attacks — on its
first anniversary in Mumbai Terror Attacks on Sunday at 10
P.M. In a series of synchronised attacks by terrorists, India’s
largest city was set ablaze and 173 people were killed and 308
wounded. The unprecedented devastation caused authorities to fear
that a highly-organised terrorist group in South Asia is on the
rise. Watch the tragedy unfold even as vile men entered Mumbai’s
leading hotels and buildings and targeted innocent lives. Though
the security forces fought back decisively, the attacks
highlighted the alarming ease with which radicals could mount such
an audacious attack. Black magic His ratings may be slipping and
his supporters and states that voted him to power may be turning
his back on him. But none can deny Barack Hussein Obama’s tryst
with American history as the first Black President to enter the
portals of the White House. Biographies — Barack Obama
on Thursday at 8 P.M. on the Fox History &
Entertainment Channel retraces the political and personal journey
of this leader. The special programme gives an in-depth insight
into one of the greatest and most comprehensive ground games in
history — The Presidency Elections of the United States of
America. Some of Obama’s best speeches, in particular his
spectacular acceptance speech upon winning the nomination race,
have been especially highlighted in this special biography. The
show highlights how a virtual unknown became the most powerful man
in the world. — NF
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