At least 13 small bombs exploded in the Indian city of Ahmadabad on Saturday, killing at least five people and wounding 55, a day after another set of blasts in the country’s IT hub, officials said…. Saturday’s blasts were in Ahmadabad’s crowded old city dominated by its Muslim community… One television channel showed a bus with its side blown up, shattered windows and the roof half-destroyed.

Ahmadabad is the main city in the communally sensitive and relatively wealthy western state of Gujarat, scene of deadly riots in 2002 in which 2,500 people are thought to have died, most of them Muslims killed by rampaging Hindu mobs.

Some IT companies in Bangalore, known as India’s Silicon Valley, were increasing security after bombs went off there. Each bomb had a similar explosive force to one or two grenades. In May, eight bombs killed 63 people in a crowded shopping area in the western city of Jaipur.

These are the news updates when it comes to the serial bomb blasts which happened in Bangalore and Ahmadabad. After this Mr. Kent Charugundla, founder and CEO of Eagle Conferencing said that

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