Taj's heritage wing receives first guests after 26/11
Updated on Aug 16, 2010 11:24 pm IST
On India's 64th Independence Day, the iconic Taj Hotel in Mumbai received guests for the first time after the 2008 attacks that claimed over 166 lives. Locals gathered in huge numbers to witness the reopening of the 107-year-old heritage wing of the luxury sea-facing hotel. Tata Group, the founders of the hotel, had vowed to "rebuild every inch" of the iconic hotel, founded in 1903, which played host to maharajas, heads of state, chief executives and movie stars.
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