On the evening of November 26, 2008, terrorists attacked several important locations in Mumbai, one of which was the Taj Hotel, known as one of the world's most luxurious hotels. They surrounded hundreds of people, including Indian and foreign dignitaries, celebrities, wealthy businessmen, tourists, and hotel staff, and then went on a killing spree. From a diplomatic perspective, this incident destroyed the trust and confidence gradually built up between India and Pakistan since 2004. The United States described the terrorist attack as "Indian 9/11" and accordingly launched a global war on terrorism. Journalists Kathy Scott-Clark and Adrian Levy have a deep understanding of the region and its politics. Through interviews with those who witnessed the disaster, they reconstruct the ins and outs of the 11.26 Terrorist attacks in Mumbai in a true story full of horror, tragedy, history and heroism.
