MUMBAI, Dec. 3 (Xinhua) -- Mumbai police said they found Explosive devices at Mumbai's main railway station on Wednesday, Indian television channels reported.
The devices were defused, the report said.
The explosives could be planted last week by the militants who attacked 10 sites in Mumbai last Wednesday as the explosives were similar to that left by the militants in the city during the attacks, Indian television said.
The terror attacks have killed more than 170 people and injured over 300 others.
News Analysis: Mumbai attacks reveal
deep-rooted conflicts in India
NEW DELHI, Nov. 30 (Xinhua) -- The terrorist attacks in
India's financial capital Mumbai starting Wednesday night have shocked the world
with their brazenness and brutality. The attacks have added to a mounting sense
of insecurity in the city and people are still struggling to come to terms with
the fallout from the three-day rampage. Full story
Travel alerts hit India's
tourism
MUMBAI, Dec. 1 (Xinhua) -- With the United States and
Australia stepping up travel alerts for the second time in three days,
terrorists appear to have succeeded in hitting India's tourism sector, The Times
of India reported on Monday.
According to the travel industry, travel alerts have
an immediate and negative impact on tourism and business travel in the
country. Full story
India Home Minister resigns over
Mumbai attacks
MUMBAI, Nov. 30 (Xinhua) -- India Home Minister Shivraj Patil
delivered a resignation letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in New Delhi
Sunday morning, Congress spokesperson Jayanti Natarajan said.
Patil, facing widespread criticism for the terror attacks
in Mumbai, took "moral responsibility" for the attacks and submitted his
resignation to Prime Minister Singh, said the Congress spokesperson. Full story
Only 10 terrorists in Mumbai attacks
confirmed by Indian police
MUMBAI, Nov. 30 (Xinhua) -- The Mumbai police probing the
terror attacks confirmed on Sunday that only 10 terrorists entered the city just
an hour before the attacks starting on Nov. 26, according to local NDTV.
Local media initially reported that there were 40
terrorists including 18 foreign nationals. Full story
59-hour Mumbai terror siege comes to
end
MUMBAI, Nov. 29 (Xinhua) -- India's longest terror
nightmare that lasted for almost 59 hours ended Saturday as commandos from the
National Security Guard (NSG), the Indian Army and the Indian Navy eliminated
three militants who had taken over the iconic Taj Mahal hotel.
"Finally, we have been able to win the battle and do the
job (assigned to us)," NSG head J.K. Dutt told reporters.Full story
Over 13 foreigners killed in Mumbai
terror attacks
NEW DELHI, Nov. 29
(Xinhua) -- At least 13 foreigners were killed and 22 injured in the Mumbai
terror attacks since it happened Wednesday night, officials said Saturday.
The earlier data released by India's Home Ministry on
Friday said that eight foreign nationals were dead. The deceased included three
German nationals, two Americans and one each from Japan, Canada and Australia.
Full story
Oberoi, Nariman House secure, Taj
firing still on
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Indian soldiers and policemen enter the
Nariman House to rescue the hostages in Mumbai's Jewish centre, Mumbai,
Inida on Nov. 28, 2008. (Xinhua Photo)
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MUMBAI, Nov. 28 (Xinhua) -- The terror war on Mumbai is on the verge of ending
Friday night with security forces securing the 5-star Oberoi hotel and a Jewish
Centre -- Nariman House, but gunmen continued to hold out inside the Taj hotel
at the end of pitched combat that left 30 hostages dead.
At the Nariman House, a residential complex housing a
prayer hall, commandos were air dropped from helicopters in a first such
operation ever. Two militants were killed but not before five of the hostages
were eliminated by them.
Hostage crisis continues in Mumbai
Mumbai, Nov. 28 (Xinhua) -- A hostage crisis continued in
Mumbai, India, with over 10 hostages still in Taj Hotel and another 100 people
being believed to be trapped in Oberoi Hotel, police said Friday.
It's over 36 hours since Mumbai was taken over by
terrorist attack
