They should never be forgiven for this act. Moreover, it is well known that the widespread penetration of education is a pre-requisite for the development of a nation. Even before the printing press was invented, the Western countries had spread knowledge among their people by distributing hand-written books. The Chinese obsession with knowledge is well known they, in fact, invented paper. Even the Inca and Aztec tribes of South America have described a number of celestial occurrences through their sculptures and engravings.
Explosives are perfectly safe if stored and handled as per the rule book.
No short-cuts are permissible here. But given these explosions, there seems to be something wrong somewhere as far as India's ordnance depots are concerned. It is felt that there should be an independent safety audit of all ordnance depots as well as of other places where explosives are manufactured and stored in the country. Perhaps the army could inspect all bomb dumps belonging to the air force, the air force could inspect the naval depots, and so on. Similar arrangements could also be worked out for ordnance factories, defence PSUs, laboratories and other facilities.