Mumbai Attacks (2008)

The 2008 Mumbai Attacks were a series of coordinated terrorist assaults lasting four days, starting on November 26. A group of terrorists from Pakistan targeted multiple locations, including luxury hotels, a train station, a hospital, and a Jewish community center, aiming to spread fear and chaos. They used guns, grenades, and hostage-taking tactics. The attacks resulted in over 170 deaths and hundreds of injuries. This event highlighted global security vulnerabilities and strained India-Pakistan relations, prompting worldwide condemnation and increased efforts to combat terrorism.