Mumbai massacre: the aftermath

Indian businessman Sammy Kotwani and researcher from the Institute of Asian and African Studies Pyotr Topychkanov

Today we will talk about the Mumbai terror attack. For several days, India’s economic capital remained under terrorist siege. Who were the terrorists, and what were they after? Who was behind them? And what are the consequences this attack may have on political stability in the region? We’ll be talking about it with Indian businessman Sammy Kotwani and researcher from the Institute of Asian and African Studies Pyotr Topychkanov.

Pyotr Topychkanov, expert on Pakistan 1980 - Born in Moscow 2002 - Probationer, Department for External Church Relations of the Moscow Patriarchate 2003 - Graduates, Institute of Oriental Practical Studies 2003 - Personnel, Russian Armed Forces 2006 - Receives M.A. in oriental and African studies, Institute of Asian and African Studies, Moscow State University 2006 - Postgraduate student, Institute of Asian and African Studies, Moscow State University 2006 - Programme co-ordinator, problems of non-proliferation, Carnegie Moscow Centre

Sammy Kotwani, businessman 1969 - Born in Mumbai 1988 - Graduates, Sasmira Institute of Textiles, Mumbai University 1988 - Joins family tailoring business 1990 - Moves to Moscow 1994 - Founder, the Imperial Tailoring Co 2008 - President, Indian Business Alliance

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