Plastic Money is growing with credit boom as inflow of cash minimised with the resurgence of capitalist Middle Class!

Last Night, in Shibpur area under Howrah of West Bengal a shopping
Mall collapsed!

Today, in Sodepur, a sub Urban area of Kolkata another Shopping Mall
inaugurated. Shriniketan groups opened the Second Mall just opposite
the first one. Crowdy consumers rushed in!

In kolkata, at the heart of the metro, near Metro cinema Big Bazaar
has opened flood gates of Puja shopping setting the mood! One of our
close friend , a journalist well known, is a regular visitor and we
have offered him to be the guide of the ladies in friend circle as we dare not to get entry!

On BT Road stands Vishal, the shoping mall. Our locality gets the
benefits of rebate. Savita was so influenced that she wanted to go
there just to get a bottle of Sauce free for buying one! We have so
many shopping malls around us in the locality. Ready Made centre was
in news for a fire which killed sixteen people suffocated by carbon
Mono Oxide Gas. It is open. In Amrabati, just hundred metres away
from our home MORE is open. Reliance Fresh, Spencer and Khadim
khajana wait in the wing!

FAMA, forum against monopolistic aggression has launched a campaign
against Retail chain ! West Bengal Government has sold out the Sacred
cow at last. Yes, it is Rabindra Nath Tagore! All thirty two Rabindra Bhavans have been handed over to ZEE group!

We understand that USA is haunted by the memories of 9/11..

On the fatal day, we were in Keutia near kankinara just on kalyani
High Way, the most potential realty zone in the sub urban. We were
celebrating my cousin`s grandson, Bhadu`s birth day. As the cake was
being distributed and the party just began, the News Broke! It was a live telecast! We saw the Twin towers collapse live! We witnessed the attack on Pentagon!

We could not overcome the shock as the War zone of Middle East
transferred in our heart, Afghanistan was Missiled violating Indian
Air space from Peace zone Indian Ocean! no one resisted from South
Asia!

Nation marks 7th anniversary of terror attacks
By AMY WESTFELDT
Associated Press Writer


NEW YORK (AP) -- The nation paused Thursday to mark the seventh
anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks with a heartfelt
ceremony at ground zero and other solemn remembrances around the
country.

Relatives of victims killed at the World Trade Center gathered at
ground zero in lower Manhattan for readings from dignitaries and a
recitation of the names of the dead. Later Thursday, presidential
candidates Barack Obama and John McCain were due at ground zero to
pay silent respects.

"Today marks the seventh anniversary of the day our world was
broken," Mayor Michael Bloomberg said. "It lives forever in our
hearts and our history, a tragedy that unites us in a common memory
and a common story ... the day that began like any other and ended as none ever has."

The ceremony at ground zero included moments of silence at 8:46 a.m.
and 9:03 a.m. - the times that two hijacked jets slammed into the
twin towers. Two more moments of silence were to be held at the times the towers fell. Services were also being held in Pennsylvania and at the Pentagon, where a new memorial will be dedicated.
Relatives of victims began arriving at dawn at ground zero, now a
huge construction site. American flags were draped over silent cranes.

Maureen Hunt, wearing a T-shirt with a picture of her sister,
Kathleen, a 9/11 victim, said that it was comforting to be at the
ceremony with so many who have lost loved ones.
"This is a place for us to meet," said Hunt, who has come each year
to pay her respects. "It is not getting easier to attend these
ceremonies."

Family members and students representing more than 90 countries that
lost victims on Sept. 11 read the names of 2,751 people killed in New York, one more than last year. The city restored Sneha Philip, a
woman who mysteriously vanished on Sept. 10, 2001, to its official
death toll this year after a court ruled that she was likely killed
at the trade center.
Among the readers was Laraine Angeline, who lost brother-in-law,
Steve Pollicino. "Steve, your smiles live on with us," she said. "Our separation is temporary. Our love for you is forever."
McCain and Obama planned to visit the site after the ceremony
concluded Thursday afternoon. The candidates agreed weeks ago to pull their campaign ads for the day and were appearing together Thursday night at a forum on volunteerism and service.
Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani was to speak at the ceremony, as he has
every year in New York, along with officials including Bloomberg and
Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff.
Last year's reading by Giuliani, then a Republican presidential
candidate, drew protests from family members who said the city was
ill-prepared for the terrorist attacks under his leadership and
questioned whether he should be there while running for the White
House. They had no opposition to McCain and Obama' visit this year.
In Arlington, Va., Defense Secretary Robert Gates was scheduled to
speak at a ceremony dedicating the memorial at the Pentagon, the
first of three major Sept. 11 memorials to be completed.
The 2-acre park, located at the spot where American Airlines Flight
77 crashed into the Pentagon's west wall, consists primarily of 184
cantilevered benches, each bearing a victim's name.
President Bush and first lady Laura Bush marked the anniversary
during a moment of silence on the South Lawn of the White House. The
president was then to head to the Pentagon memorial.
In Pennsylvania, at least 200 people gathered Thursday morning at an
observance in a reclaimed minefield in Shanksville where Flight 93
came down after passengers reportedly stormed the cockpit to thwart
terrorists' plans to use that plane as a weapon like the others.
Bells were to toll and victims' names would be read as part of the
service.

McCain was also attending the memorial service in Shanksville for the 40 people killed aboard the hijacked flight.
Memorials are years away from being built in Pennsylvania and New
York. As in past years, two bright blue beams of light will shine at
night on the New York City skyline, in memory of the fallen towers.
---
Associated Press writers Matthew Barakat and Ramit Plushnick-Masti
contributed to this report.
© 2008 The Associated Press.

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