For the past nine years, Malegaon has been under the shadow of the blasts that rocked the textile town in September 2006. In the first of a three-part series, we look at how the blasts affected the people of the town, and why some victims have refused compensation from the government.
Malegaon blasts victims and families seek justice, not compensation
In the second of the three-part series on Malegaon,we look at how the lives of Muslim youths were systematically destroyed after the September 2006 blasts: first, they were wrongly accused of orchestrating the blasts and second, even after they were granted bail, the terror label refuses to leave them in peace.
Out on bail, Muslim youths accused of Malegaon blasts struggle to start a new life
In the last of the three-part series on Malegaon blasts, we bring you the story of a Unani doctor who was one of the nine accused of the blasts in the town. Dr Salman Farsi now works six days a week as a medical emergency officer, while waiting and hoping to be absolved of all charges in the case
Out on bail, serving humanity: The story of Dr Salman Farsi