Author: Sinha S.K, ed. Dogra P.C
Place: New Delhi
Publisher: Lancer’s Books
Year: 2010
Pages: 227
ISBN: 978-81-7095-120-8
Source: Purchased
Subject: Bombay/ Mumbai
Sub-Subject: Bombay
Keyword: Terror Attack on Mumbai
Classification: 363.32
Shelf: C5R5
Accession No: B1046
Contents: Preface Foreword Anatomy of a Failed Strategy The Mumbai Mayhem- A National Outrage Mumbai Attacks and Lack of Coordinated Action Terrorist Attack on Mumbai Fighting the Weapon of Gold The Siege of Mumbai Enough is Enough Understanding Jihadi Terrorism Holistically Anti-Terror Ministry Needed in India Terrorism and Civil Society Pakistan’s Terrorist Attacks on Mumbai Muslim Violence against Hindus in India A nation Betrayed and Helpless The Terror Attack on Mumbai 26/11: The Way Foreward How to Check Terror against India? The Feeling of Insecurity Terrorism- A Strategic Tool of Imperialism Articulating a Response to Mumbai A Challenge of Terrorism: Need for a Dynamic Society Terrorism in India 26/11- Role of Civil Society Indian Voter Must Take a Call Chronology of Action after Mumbai Siege Chronology of Terror Attacks Notes of Contributors Note on Forum on Integrated National Security Chandigarh Index
Abstract: The book *”Mumbai Siege: Enough is Enough – Should it be Our Response?”* analyzes the 26/11 attacks as a critical failure in India’s national security framework. It explores the lack of coordination among agencies, the role of Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, and the socio-political roots of jihadi violence. Emphasizing the need for more than just public outrage, it advocates for a strategic, institutional response—including an anti-terror ministry and greater civil society involvement. The volume also includes timelines of attacks and responses, urging India to adopt a long-term, integrated counter-terror strategy instead of relying on reactive, emotional responses to terrorism.