As urbanisation accelerates, Indian cities face growing threats of terrorism. Densely populated areas, critical infrastructure and symbolic landmarks make them prime targets for asymmetric warfare. The anonymity offered by urban sprawl and the rise of modern threats like cyber-terrorism further exacerbate these risks, demanding a robust and multi-pronged security approach.
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Counter-Terrorism In India
The roots of terrorism in India can be traced back to the partition of 1947, which left several unresolved territorial disputes between India and Pakistan, most notably over the region of Kashmir. The persistent threat from Pakistan-based terrorist groups has compelled India to take a leading role in South Asia in the global fight against terrorism.
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