Seven people were on Sunday killed and 53 others injured, including 34 seriously, in the two blasts suspected to have been triggered by ULFA near a police station here.
After Sena chief criticised Tendulkar for saying that "Mumbai is for all Indians", his party's Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Raut questioned the veteran batsman's contribution to Maharashtra.
The Mumbai attack last year could have been handled in a different way had there been a "certain type" of equipment and better intelligence, says the chief of the anti-terror force which fought them.
Seeking to reach out to ULFA, the Indian government has offered safe passage to its top leaders Arabinda Rajkhowa and Paresh Barua and expressed willingness for talks if the outfit renounces violence.
The CBI, which has decided to close the case against Italian businessman Ottavio Quattrocchi, has refused to reveal information about him relating to Bofors payoff case under the RTI Act.