The LeT commander, who was out on bail since 2015, was arrested by Punjab province's Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) in a terror financing case registered in a Lahore police station

Tata said, 'The wanton destruction that took place 12 years ago today will never be forgotten.'

As per the media reports, the caller threatened to blow up the hotel building. According to the Mumbai Police, the threat call was received from Karachi (Pakistan), and the caller was identified as a member of the Lashkar-e-Taiba terror group.

Outstanding loans worth Rs 50,000 crore are attached to hotel real estate. A 50 per cent delinquency would result in Rs 25,000 crore of loans turning bad

From smartphones doubling up as room keys to real-time data access for staff to new solutions for cleaner air, technology is transforming the hospitality sector

The coronavirus pandemic has created the need for a 'Virus Insurance Pool' on the lines of terrorism and nuclear pools

Hotel Mumbai box office collection: Hotel Mumbai which had a limited release on Friday (November 29) logged a slow start on its day 1 at the ticket window

President Ram Nath Kovind, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi offered their salutations to the bravery and devotion of security personnel

Mumbai attacks anniversary: When the Taj Mahal hotel was reopened after the 26/11 attacks, industrialist Ratan Tata in his emotional speech had said, \"We can be hurt but we cannot be knocked down,\" which he also incorporated in his post on Tuesday

Except auto, all other sectoral indices ended in green backed up by gains in bank, IT, energy, telecom and finance.

The Indian stock market too briefly felt the pain inflicted on the people of Mumbai and inched lower when the attack took place. Actually, this was the second blow to the market already hit by the financial crisis of 2008 when indices found themselves in a free fall.

Has India done enough after 26/11? On the face of it, things look different and the country, it seems, is now better equipped and prepared.