Mumbai Blasts

Terror attacks in Mumbai, over 127 killed By    agencies MUMBAI: Over 101 people are reported to have been killed and more than 300 are reported injured as unidentified groups of gunmen opened fire in at least four places across south Mumbai on Wednesday night. Terrorists used heavy machine guns, including AK-47s, and grenades to strike at the city’s most high-profile targets - the hyper-busy CST (formerly VT) rail terminus; the landmark Taj Hotel at the Gateway and the luxury Oberoi...Read Full Story

Indian commandos Friday evening battled the last of terrorists still holed up at the landmark Taj hotel after taking control of another luxury hotel and an apartment complex as the death toll in the country’s longest running hostage saga was put at 143, including at least eight foreigners. Even as all surviving hostages from the three buildings finally walked free, traumatised by two days of naked terror, India identified the only terrorist to be captured as a Pakistani national while...Read Full Story

New Delhi : The attack on Mumbai, the commercial capital of India, by terrorists who subjected the city to unprecedented violence for three days during the last week of November, has many lessons for the nation to learn. The terrorists may not have been able to bring down the Taj Mahal, the Oberoi-Trident, Café Leopold and Nariman House, but they have been successful in achieving their main objectives — which was to kill as many people as possible and depict the city, and India, as an...Read Full Story

Browse > Home / Breaking News / Including 6 Foriegners 101 People killed in Mumbai Attacks November 27, 2008 NEW DELHI/MUMBAI : At least 101 people have been killed in attacks by gunmen in Mumbai, police said on Thursday. “At least six foreigners have been killed and the death figure has gone up to 101 now,” Ramesh Tayde, a senior police officer told from Mumbai’s control room. In one of the most violent terror attacks on Indian soil, Mumbai came under an unprecedented...Read Full Story

NEW DELHI/MUMBAI : At least 101 people have been killed in attacks by gunmen in Mumbai, police said on Thursday. “At least six foreigners have been killed and the death figure has gone up to 101 now,” Ramesh Tayde, a senior police officer told from Mumbai’s control room. In one of the most violent terror attacks on Indian soil, Mumbai came under an unprecedented night attack as terrorists used heavy machine guns, including AK-47s, and grenades to strike at the city’s most high-profile...Read Full Story