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AMagazine MUMBAI: It is one of the plushest hotels in India, if not the world, but for one night it became a terrifying battleground, complete with gun battles, explosions and a raging fire. "That was, without doubt, the worst experience of my entire life," said one woman guest after she was rescued by firemen from Mumbai's famed Taj Hotel, which was caught in the middle of a multi-pronged militant attack across India's financial capital. "It was a very, very painful six hours," said the woman, who had lain on the floor of a hotel room with 25 other petrified guests, while hostage-taking gunmen roamed the hotel and fought off special units of naval commandos. "We really didn't know what was going on," she told reporters. "But we could hear the army coming through the hotel. We heard the firing and the blasts." Military units stormed the hotel in the early hours of Thursday morning to confront a handful of gunmen armed with assault rif...

AMAGAZINE Reported to Mumbai: Dakan (Islamic Militant) Accepted a Attacked responsibilty. 1 Police Ad.Commissioner Police and 9 Policemen are dead. 450 men are injured in some hospital, 2 American are also injured. 1 Hospital are captured.

Terrorists still holed up at three places, including Oberoi and Taj hotels; encounter in progress, says DGP A N Roy Colaba: BP Petrol Pump blown up 10 killed in Colaba attack Taxi blown up in Vile Parle Gun battle outside Metro cinema hall Hotel Oberoi, Hotel Taj under siege RAF considering commando action, may storm hotels Mumbai police say air surveillance ready Local trains suspended Gunfire and grenades, the latest modus operandi of terrorists Roads in Mumbai completely deserted Terrorists still holed up at Nariman House Crowded areas and buildings one behind another, difficult situation for rescue Most Mumbai targets foreigners' favourite hangouts PM briefed about the situation by Home department Mumbai: Terror struck the country's financial capital late on Wednesday night as coordinated serial explosions and indiscriminate firing were reported from at least eight locations across Mumbai. At least 18 people are reported killed and 24 are seriously injured. The coordinated...

AMAGAZINE Reported Suspected Nigerian terrorists attempt to hijack Taj Mahal hotel. Firing and bomb blasts 9 places in Mumbai. 18 killed, 30 injured.. Nigerian terrorist gang suspected to be involved. Attempt has been to capture Taj Mahal hotel By R Sridhar 12.41am: Firing reported from outside Maharashtra assembly! Stations evacuated. Police sealed a suspicious boat at Mazagaon Dock - an extremely sensitive area. 12.40am: Terrorists reported to have escaped in a police van from Cama Hospital!! This is the height! 12.37am: 100 reported injured. CST station (outstation) littered with blood. Two terrorists have escaped from Cama hospital. 12.30 am: Army stationed across Mumbai. 200 NSG commandos expected to land in Mumbai any moment. Police about to launch offensive inside Taj Mahal hotel and Oberoi hotel. First priority is to take hostages out safely. Report 12.20am: Terrorists lob hand grenade from Taj...

AMagazine Mumbai: Police say a series of attacks by terrorist gunmen have hit at least seven sites in Mumbai, including two luxury hotels. Indian television is reporting that 25 people have been killed. A.N. Roy, a senior police officer, saidpolice were battling the gunmen. "The terrorists have used automatic weapons and in some places grenades have been lobbed. The encounters are still going on and we are trying to overpower them," Roy said. The gunmen attacked two luxury hotels, the Taj and the Oberoi, as well as the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus station in southern Mumbai and Leopold's restaurant, a Mumbai landmark. Television stations showed fires in the lobby of both hotels and people being evacuated from the Oberoi with their hands on their heads. India has suffered a wave of bomb attacks in recent years. Most have been blamed on Islamist militants, although police have also arrested suspecte...

CNews MUMBAI: Terrorists struck at India's financial capital late Wednesday night as at least seven near-simultaneous firings and explosions rocked areas in the vicinity of posh hotels in South Mumbai, leaving ten persons dead and several injured. Armed with AK-47 rifles and grenades, a couple of terrorists entered the passenger hall of crowded Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminal (CST) railway station and opened fire. Ten people were killed in firing at Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (CST) station, police said. Over 30 people were injured in firing at CST, a senior police official said. Director General of Police A N Roy said at least two terrorists were holed up inside the Oberoi Hotel where firing was on. Three people, employees of Taj Hotel in South Mumbai, were killed after being fired upon by terrorists and an equal number of people died in a bomb blast in a taxi at Dockyard Road. There were reports of firing around several landmark buildings in the Colaba-Nariman Point area, i...