The spirited city bounces back to life a month after 26/11, picking up the pieces and pledging not to cow down to terror.

External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee has reiterated that Pakistan must dismantle the terrorist infrastructure from its soil and extradite the ‘wanted fugitives’ .

Ajmal Amir Kasab, the lone terrorist held alive during the Mumbai terror attacks, says he was shown images of Mumbai on Google Earth and was told how and where to navigate in the city.

Pakistan daily The News says pro-Taliban group Ansar-wa-Mohajir has owned up the twin blasts in Lahore that Islamabad had blamed on Indian spies.

The agency has found evidence of Pakistan's hand in the Mumbai attacks. An FBI team will visit Pakistan soon for further investigations.

In the letter, Kasab has said that he and his nine accomplices who struck Mumbai are Pakistanis.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh says world community should exert more pressure on Pakistan to dismantle the terror network.

Interpol chief Ronald Noble says Government of India is not yet ready to share evidence with the agency for it to take action.

Congress president Sonia Gandhi warns Pakistan that India will not tolerate terrorism and its desire for peaceful ties with Islamabad should not be taken as its weakness.

Around 130 envoys from around the world meet in Delhi to discuss terrorism, economy and security.

Pakistan Air Force spokesperson says in view of the current environment Pakistan Air force has enhanced its vigil.

India asks for over 500 CBU-105 bombs which cost about $375 millions says Headlines Today in an exclusive report.

Tata Group chief, Rata Tata says the opening of the Taj Hotel sends out a message that though we can be hurt we can’t be knocked down.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh says the areas which require improvement are surveillance system, cryptography, real time search and identification and computer simulation.

External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee says the death of innocent people in the Mumbai terror attacks were "not accidental or unintended as is sometimes referred to as collateral damage.

Interpol chief Ronald Noble offers Home Minister P. Chidambaram assistance in unravelling details of the terrorists killed or captured in the Mumbai attacks - including their names, fingerprints, DNA profiles and photographs.

Goa will have no beach parties this Christmas and New Year with the government recommending a ban on such activities in the wake of terror threat.

The former Pakistan PM says Kasab's home in Punjab province has been cordoned off by security forces and his parents are not allowed to meet anyone.

The Ministry of External Affairs rubbishes the Pakistan's claim of airspace violation after it summoned the Indian envoy and registered its formal protest.

Defence Minister tells the three military chiefs to co-ordinate intelligence sharing beetween army, navy and air force and raise alert along the border.

Ruling out any kind of military action against Pakistan, Defence Minister A.K Antony asks the neighbouring country to take action against terrorists.

Pakistan Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani has told the Pakistan Assembly that the government and military have resolved to steer the nation clear of hard times.

Jamaat-ud-Dawa transfers its funds before the Pakistan government's move to freeze its accounts.

Shiv Sainiks attack the residence of Mahesh Deshmukh, who showed interest in fighting the case of Ajmal Amir Kasab, the terrorist arrested in the Mumbai attacks, and ransack his office.

A report published in a Pakistani newspaper says hundreds of medium and heavy artillery vehicles have been moved from the Lahore Cantonment area to north of Punjab .

Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari admits to links between ISI and terror outfits but also says that situation has changed after 9/11 attacks in US.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown announces a 6 million pound grant for Pakistan to fight mounting radicalisation in the country.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh says India is ready to resolve all bilateral issues through dialogue only when Pakistan disallows use of its land for terrorist activities against India.

Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan parents attend a memory service for their son at National Defence Academy, who died in November 26 Mumbai attacks while fighting terrorists.

The lone arrested terrorist behind Mumbai attacks writes to Pakistan High Commissioner, seeking legal help.

US Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte we deplore the Mumbai terror attacks and the perpetrators should be brought to book.

Assistant sub-inspector of Mumbai Police Tukaram Omble nabbed the sole surviving terrorist of terror attacks-Kasab.

People in Kasab's village told TV reporters that he came to the area five to six months ago and told his mother that he was going on a jihad.

Talking to Pakistan's Dawn newspaper, Amir Kasab admits that the terrorist arrested during the Mumbai terror attacks is his son.

Shah Rukh Khan, in a conversation Koel Purie, talks about what the media, the government and the judiciary can do to ensure that terrorists do not go scot-free after attacks like 26/11.

Home Minister P. Chidambaram tells Lok Sabha that 10 Pakistani nationals belonging to the Lashkar-e-Taiba hijacked a fishing vessel and used it to reach Mumbai.

The external affairs minister tells Lok Sabha India has asked Pakistan to return 40 terrorists who have taken shelter on its soil.

A court extends the police remand of Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, the only terrorist arrested during the Mumbai strikes, till December 24.

Pakistan's envoy to UN says it would ban LeT front Jamaat-ud-Dawa, suspected to have carried out the Mumbai attacks, if the UNSC makes a request.

Pakistan is considering sending a high-level delegation, likely to be led by the foreign minister, to India as a gesture of moving forward in probing the Mumbai terrorist attacks.

Salman Khan joins India Today Group's 'Declare War on Terror' movement, says it's great to see the entire nation unite and stand up against the terrorists.

The Jaish-e-Mohammed founder has reportedly been confined to his home in Bahawalpur by Pakistan after India sent a demarche to hand over 20 wanted men, including him, Dawood Ibrahim and Tiger Memon.

A Washington Post report mentions Pakistan assurance to honour a 48-hr deadline set by US and India in cracking down on terrorists behind Mumbai attacks.

In an exclusive interview with Headlines Today, actor Priety Zinta says India needs young and inspirational politicians who can make a difference.

A hoax call made to Pak President Asif Ali Zardari on Nov 28 by an unidentified caller from India triggers an Indo-Pak war scare.

Rejecting the reports of a 48-hour deadline to act against Lashkar-e-Taiba, Pakistan said it would not react on provocative statements.

Zone One DCP Vishwas Nagre, who released visuals of the Taj Mahal Hotel when terrorists struck, says the police reacted in time on November 26, when the ordeal began.

Musharraf says it's time that the world should stop blaming Pakistan for every terror attack.

Even as the chairman of the US joint chief of staff blames Pakistan for the Mumbai terror attacks, Pakistan President denies the existence of any terror training camps

The residents of, the lone arrested terrorist, Ajmal Amir Kasab's village confirm that his family has been taken away by some security officers.

Tausif Rehman and Mukhtar Ahmed alleged to have supplied SIM cards to the terrorists have been arrested by the Special Task Force of the Kolkata Police.

Sanjay Dutt condemns the Mumbai terror attack, calling it a heinous and cowardly act.

While visiting the ground zero of terror attacks in Mumbai, Union Home Minister admitted security lapses and promised to do utmost to strengthen country's security system.

Mumbai Police is taking strict measures to ensure that the lone terrorist arrested during the terror attacks on the city does not commit suicide.

Hundreds gather in national capital to pledge and be united in the fight against the gravest threat to India.

India Today Group editors and senior management lead the nation in resolving to defeat the terrorism by having zero tolerance.

Headlines Today correspondents who have been covering the terror attacks from ground zero join the nation and pledge to expose corruption and incompetence that endanger our security.

Hundreds come together in the IT city to express their solidarity for Mumbai attack victims and pledge to support measures that ensure our safety.

Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari assures US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice of taking strong action against the terrorists and also promises to cooperate with India in investigations into the Mumbai attacks.

The Civil Aviation Ministry issues an alert for possible strikes at Delhi, Bangalore and Chennai airports on the anniversary of the Babri Masjid demolition.

Large crowds join the 'Declare War on Terror' movement in Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Jaipur and Ahmedabad and pledge to eradicate terror from the country.

US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says that Pakistan needs to act with urgency and cooperate fully and transparently in the wake of the Mumbai attacks.

Vilasrao Deshmukh says a final decision on his continuance as Maharashtra Chief Minister will be taken by Sonia Gandhi.

V.S. Achuthanandan expresses deep regrets to the family of slain NSG Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan for hurting their sentiments.

CPM leader Prakash Karat regrets Achuthanandan's 'dog' remark on slain NSG commando Unnikrishnan's family..

Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari says if guilty, the fugitives would be tried in Pakistani courts.

Former Pakistan president, Pervez Musharraf has said that the current situation in India would not have occured if present administration in Pakistan had made it clear how strong it felt fighting terrorism.

Congress spokesperson Jayanthi Natarajan said it was the function of Rahul's best friend and he had to attend it. He had already expressed his concern over Mumbai attacks and the two incidents should not be put together.

Filmmaker Ram Gopal Verma said he happened to be at Taj Mahal hotel by chance and that the issue should not be politicised.

The evidence left on the Kuber boat, in which the terrorists landed in Mumbai, proves that there were possibly more than 10 gunmen.

The deputy chief minister of Maharashtra, was under tremendous pressure after he said that such incidents (Mumbai terror attack) do happen in big cities.

The UPA chairperson has criticised the government for failure at tackling terrorism in the country.

At an all-party meeting, the prime minister announces that India will soon be forming a Federal Investigative Agency, just like the FBI in the United States.

The nearly 60-hour terror siege on Taj Hotel ends in a hail of bullets and blasts.

Speaking to Prabhu Chawla on Seedhi Baat a day before he resigned as Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister, R.R. Patil says India should ask Pakistan for answers to the latest attacks in Mumbai.

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Union Home Minister tenders his resignation to the Prime Minister's Office taking moral responsibility for the Mumbai attacks.

Constable Arun Jadhav was in the same police van with Karkare, Salaskar and Kamte when terrorists ambushed. The only survivor tells the terror tail.

Amar Singh, the slain captain of trawler Kuber 2302 who brought terrorists to Mumbai, was locked in a Karachi Jail for around one year. Police doubt if he was a reluctant accomplice.

The 59-hour long siege of Mumbai came to an end with the security forces storming the ball room area of Taj Hotel and killing the last terrorist holed up inside.