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India has faced the challenge of terrorism for many decades. From cross-border attacks to internal extremist movements, the country has continuously worked to strengthen its security system. In this background, India introduced its first anti-terrorism policy known as PRAHAR. This policy is seen as a strategic shield designed to protect the nation from terror threats in a more organized and effective way.

The word “PRAHAR” means a strong strike. The name itself reflects the purpose of the policy — to take firm and timely action against terrorism. Unlike earlier approaches that mainly focused on responding after an attack, PRAHAR aims to prevent attacks before they happen. It focuses on intelligence gathering, coordination between agencies, and quick response systems.

One of the main goals of PRAHAR is better coordination among different security agencies. In the past, lack of communication between agencies sometimes caused delays in action. Under PRAHAR, intelligence agencies, state police forces, central forces, and other security departments are expected to share information quickly and work together. This integrated approach strengthens India’s internal security structure.

Another important feature of the PRAHAR policy is its focus on technology. Modern terrorism often uses digital platforms, encrypted communication, and social media for recruitment and planning. PRAHAR encourages the use of advanced technology such as cyber monitoring, data analysis, artificial intelligence tools, and surveillance systems to track suspicious activities. By using technology effectively, the government aims to stay one step ahead of terror networks.

The policy also emphasizes strong border management. India shares long and sensitive borders with several countries. Infiltration, illegal arms supply, and cross-border terrorism remain serious concerns. PRAHAR includes measures to tighten border security, improve surveillance systems, and strengthen cooperation between border security forces and intelligence units.

Financial tracking is another key part of the policy. Terror organizations require funds to operate. PRAHAR focuses on identifying and blocking terror financing by monitoring suspicious financial transactions and cracking down on illegal funding networks. This step aims to weaken terror groups economically.

At the same time, PRAHAR also highlights the importance of community involvement. Public awareness and cooperation play a crucial role in preventing terrorism. The policy encourages citizens to report suspicious activities and promotes awareness programs to prevent radicalization, especially among youth.

However, like any strong security policy, PRAHAR may also face challenges. Balancing national security with civil liberties is always important in a democracy like India. Authorities must ensure that strict measures do not harm innocent citizens or misuse power. Proper monitoring and transparency will be necessary for the successful implementation of the policy.

Overall, PRAHAR represents a shift from reactive action to proactive prevention. It aims to build a stronger, faster, and more coordinated system to deal with terrorism. By combining intelligence, technology, border security, financial tracking, and public participation, India seeks to create a powerful shield against terror threats.

In conclusion, PRAHAR is not just a policy but a strategic commitment to safeguard India’s unity, stability, and national security in the face of evolving terrorist challenges.

-Team Yuva Aaveg

Praveen Kumar Maurya

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