Resolute Mumbai limps back to work

A bruised and battered Mumbai put on a brave face as it limped back to normal Wednesday, a day after a series of bomb blasts ripped through the city's rail network leaving 190 dead and more than 600 injured. Schools and colleges were open as usual, some with full attendance, others were thinner. So were shops, business establishments and offices. And the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), symbolic centre of India's busy commercial hub.