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The event with the theme “Neverever” will honour those who sacrificed their lives in fighting the terrorists, survivors and victims of the tragedy.
Mumbai will conduct the “Neverever” memorial at the Gateway of India to honour the martyrs, survivors & all victims of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks. (Image: X/@nsgblackcats)
The National Security Guard (NSG) is set to organise an event at the Gateway of India on Wednesday to mark the 17th anniversary of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks and reaffirm hat such an incident must never happen again.
The event with the theme “Neverever” will honour those who sacrificed their lives in fighting the terrorists, survivors and victims of the tragedy.
Tomorrow, NSG’s 26 SCG, Mumbai will conduct the “Neverever” memorial at the Gateway of India to honour the martyrs, survivors & all victims of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks. The solemn observance will reaffirm the nation’s resolve that such an assault must never ever recur. pic.twitter.com/Ipc1Ato0Fs— National Security Guard (@nsgblackcats) November 25, 2025
A dedicated memorial zone will feature photographs and names of the fallen heroes, with floral tributes and candles, at the Gateway of India in Mumbai. In addition to this, a “living memorial” will also be created from the wax of homage candles to be preserved for future observances.
As part of the commemorative initiative, students from 11 colleges and 26 schools in the city will participate in the event. Under the “Neverever” theme, the students will participate in pledge-taking ceremonies to reinforce youth commitment to peace, vigilance and national security, news agency PTI reported.
At the Gateway of India venue, a pledge booth and message-writing corner will enable people to participate in the pledge and share messages for those who died and survivors.
The programme will also include felicitation of survivors and families of the fallen, alongside curated audio-visual segments.
The Gateway of India will be illuminated in the tricolour, with the word “Neverever” projected, symbolising Mumbai’s and the nation’s enduring spirit of courage and resilience in the evening.
As many as 166 persons, including security personnel and foreigners, were killed and more than 300 injured after 10 terrorists from Pakistan launched simultaneous attacks in several parts of Mumbai on November 26, 2008.
(With agency inputs)
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