Taj Mahal Hotel Siege

Karambir Kang, the General Manager of the Taj Hotel in Mumbai when the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks occurred, called upon the international community to act against terrorism and seek justice for the victims who lost their lives during the attack.

The terror attacks on major landmarks in Mumbai on November 26, 2008 that eventually turned into a three-day siege were a wake-up call for India to secure it cities from attacks that could come from the unlikeliest of places

They were inside the Taj Mahal hotel in Mumbai when terrorists struck on the night of November 26, 2008. Exactly seven years later, today, two survivors of the siege that left 31 people dead at the hotel recall not just how lucky they were but the lessons they will never forget.

Karambir Kang, the General Manager of the Taj Hotel in Mumbai when the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks occurred, called upon the international community to act against terrorism and seek justice for the victims who lost their lives during the attack.

The terror attacks on major landmarks in Mumbai on November 26, 2008 that eventually turned into a three-day siege were a wake-up call for India to secure it cities from attacks that could come from the unlikeliest of places

They were inside the Taj Mahal hotel in Mumbai when terrorists struck on the night of November 26, 2008. Exactly seven years later, today, two survivors of the siege that left 31 people dead at the hotel recall not just how lucky they were but the lessons they will never forget.