2008 Mumbai Attacks News

A decade on, how prepared are we to deal with a repeat of 26/11? The attacks had a limited political fallout, and helped India strengthen its position diplomatically by getting the world to recognize Pakistan as a terror hub. Mint takes stock of the situation

Some private properties are secure, ready to counter another attack. However, vast swathes of the city remain vulnerable

A decade on, 26/11, for all the optics that it generated, is no more than that

Shortage of human intelligence results in relying more on technical methods which in turn churn up unmanageable volumes of information

Ten years is a long time for someone like me who was trapped in the Taj Mahal Hotel that night and had endured several traumatic hours, but who, in the end, escaped with her loved ones, physically unhurt but for a broken fingernail

A former Mint staffer chronicles how she escaped the Taj Mahal hotel during the Mumbai terror attack. Now, a decade later, she looks back at the life-changing incident and says she has new learnings, more relevant to the times that we are living in

Imran Khan government does not seem to have extended the ordinance—that put Hafiz Saeed’s Jamaat-ud-Dawa and its associate group FIF in the banned list—and neither has it attempted to turn it into law

Pakistan's National Security Council reviewed the Nawaz Sharif's statement about the 2008 Mumbai attacks and unanimously termed the remarks as incorrect and misleading

Islamabad is at pains to show it is acting against militants, but a Pakistan court's ruling presents a challenge to incoming US secretary of state Mike Pompeo, who's vowed a harder line against it

China is said to have removed its earlier objections to Financial Action Task Force's move to put Pakistan on its grey list of terrorism financing