Terrorists leave Karachi by boat, seize an Indian fishing trawler, kill the crew, and approach Mumbai. They switch to inflatable boats for the final stretch. Six land at Cuffe Parade’s Macchimar Nagar and four near Badhwar Park.

Kasab and Ismail Khan fire into crowds, killing 58 and injuring over 100.

Terrorists attack the Jewish outreach centre, take hostages, and kill several residents.

Attackers open fire, killing 10 people.

Multiple explosions occur. Four terrorists enter the hotel, shooting and using grenades. Security forces engage them.

Two terrorists attack the hotel and take hostages.

Kasab and Khan reach Cama Hospital but fail to enter. They ambush police officers outside, killing six, including ATS chief Hemant Karkare. They hijack a police vehicle; Khan is later killed, and Kasab is captured.

6:30 AM – National Security Guards (NSG) take charge of operations. Evacuations continue at the Taj and Oberoi hotels.

NSG commandos enter Nariman House via the rooftop and eliminate the terrorists. Many hostages are rescued from the Oberoi, and that siege ends with about 30 fatalities.

Security forces conduct the final assault at the Taj Hotel, ending the last remaining siege.

The first major sporting event since 2010, showcasing its ambition for the future Olympics.

Earlier - 1,695 km
Now -3,485 km

India’s exports have continued to grow despite the hike in tariffs imposed by the United States, the commerce ministry told a parliamentary panel on Thursday, adding that outbound shipments increased during April–October compared to the same period last year.

One terrorist associate, identified as Nazir Ahmed Ganai, S/O Abdul Aziz Ganai R/O Ganai Mohalla Nanar, affiliated with JeM, was apprehended.

Security forces recovered 02 hand grenades, 01 detonator, and explosive-like material.

The closure was carried out based on operational and strategic considerations, in line with changes in the political situation in these countries and the limitations of trade and economic relations with Finland.