Marking the 20th anniversary of the 2005 Delhi serial bomb blasts, survivors and victim families vividly recall the tragic day of October 29, 2005, when three explosions in Sarojini Nagar, Paharganj, and a DTC bus near Govindpuri killed 62 and injured over 200, just before Diwali. Kuldeep Singh, a former bus driver who lost his eyesight and right hand while rescuing passengers, symbolizes the enduring bravery and sacrifice. Families like Surendra Yadav’s, who lost his brother Kaushlendra in Sarojini Nagar, express deep, ongoing grief, highlighting how the trauma extends to every festival season. Ashok Randhawa, an eyewitness, founded the South Asian Forum for People Against Terror to support victims. Survivors advocate for government recognition and a 2% reservation policy for victims and their families, underscoring the need for stronger national counterterrorism measures and comprehensive support systems. Annual memorials at Sarojini Nagar continue to honor the fallen, reflecting India’s resilience amid persistent terror threats and the quest for justice and healing.