14 years of 26/11: Priya Paramita Paul says Mumbai is safe and beautiful, praises Mumbai police and government for taking care of the city


 
The dark memories of 2008 Mumbai terror attacks on November 26 is still etched in our memory. This series of attacks that took many lives 14 years back was reportedly planned by a 10-member-gang belonging to Lashkar-e-Taiba, a Pakistan based terrorist organisation. Living in Mumbai, for many, this day, every year, reminds them of the hard times everyone went through. MS World International Ambassador Priya Paramita Paul, who now resides in Mumbai, talks about the event, and whether she feels safe in Mumbai since that day. Priya also shares how the incident impacted her thoughts, more so when she travels to different places in the city. Not to forget, last month there was news of bomb scare in malls.
 
 
 
“There’s a saying that when there are more threats in any place or individual, or there are more eyes on someone or a place, it means they are more advanced and everything is the best . And that's why Mumbai has been always a place of terror attacks and every kind of threats —please explain and correct the same, don’t think this was transcribed correctly. I feel a lot of empathy towards those who were badly impacted by 26/11 attacks and lost their loved ones. Their loss is irreplaceable,” she adds.


Priya praises Mumbai Police and the government for working hard to improve security in the city. It’s all about learning, improving and making sure that such things don't get repeated.


"I came to Mumbai a year back. Before that I was living in Bangalore and Bangalore has been one of the peaceful cities.  So before coming here I was thinking how I would cope up because people here are so busy, and always running. But then as I had decided that this is it and I'm going to move to Mumbai, I feel I'm doing okay here. People are very good, places are very nice. I have travelled by metro, train, auto, cab and it has always been a good experience, however we do keep getting terror attack threats from time to time. But again I think that's how our intelligence has made sure we have information in advance so that the government can take care of it. I feel safe in Mumbai. Thankfully, I'm doing well with my career too.  So, for me, I think Mumbai is a very safe and beautiful city that welcomes you with open arms,” she ends.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Manisha Rani Comes In Support Of Pawan Singh For Lok Sabha Elections 2024

Image
Bigg Boss OTT 2 Contestant Manisha Rani Is One of The popular Name In Industry Now A Day's. During Bigg Boss OTT 2 And Jhalak Dikhla Ja We Saw That Manisha's Best Friend Vishal Singh Had Supported Manisha Rani. Talking About Pawan Singh is an Indian playback singer, actor, music composer and stage performer. Singh is known for his performances in the Bhojpuri film industry. In 2014, Pawan Singh joined the BJP. BJP General Secretary Arun Singh introduced Singh to the political side by garlanding him with a saffron stole in the presence of BJP Bihar state unit chief Nityanand Rai and General Secretary and Bihar in-charge Bhupendra Yadav. Now Manisha Rani Is Showing Support ToWards Bhojpuri Actor And Vishal Singh 's Brother Pawan Singh In Lok Sabha Elections 2024. Resently Vishal Has Post A Video With Pavan Singh. On That Post Manisha Rani Has Comment And Support Pawan Singh. Manisha Rani Wrote "All The Best Hum Jeetenge " . Talking About Mani...
Read more

Ruthvik Reddy: Vicious trolling by insensitive people can disturb the peace of mind and confidence of actors

Image
 Social media has a lot of positive as well as negative sides, says Ruthvik Reddy. The actor, who will be making his acting debut with National Award winner Arun Shankar’s new single titled Hum, says that while social media is a great way for actors to connect with their fans and vice versa, it also provides a platform for people to troll public figures. “There is no doubt that social media has revolutionized everyone’s lives in this era. Social media has wiped the distance between a star and fan. Fans can have direct access to the star that they like. Not just follow actors, people can have direct interactions with them as well. But social media also gives the power to people, who follow actors, to say negative things about them in public. Vicious trolling by insensitive people has become an extremely common thing today and has the power to disturb the peace of mind and the confidence of actors,” he says.  He adds, “Everything has its positives and negatives, whic...
Read more

I feel it’s really important to have a strong title: Rachi Sharma on 'Woh Toh Hai Albelaa' character

Image
2022 is lucky for Rachi Sharma as she made her acting debut this year with Rajan Shahi's "Woh Toh Hai Albelaa". Produced under Director's Kut Productions, the show has the young actress essay the role of Rashmi Sharma. Sharing her thoughts on the name of the show, she stressed that a powerful title helps get the audience attracted to a show.  She admits that the name of the show is quite unique, and said, "When I started shooting I was really curious about the title and everyone was assuming what it could be. So when I heard 'Woh Toh Hai Albelaa' I found it very interesting because for the name has the whole story inside it."  "I feel it’s really important to have a strong title and as I can see the audience is really loving it already. Each character in the show has their own story, there's a lot of drama, there's a lot of love, the bond between mother daughter and sisters, and the dispute between the two families, it’s a co...
Read more