Thehindu India Launches PRAHAAR Anti-Terror Policy Targeting Cyber Threats
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India has introduced its first anti-terror policy, PRAHAAR, which focuses on addressing threats from terrorism, cyber-attacks, and the misuse of emerging technologies such as drones. The policy aims to enhance comprehensive security measures to combat these evolving threats. Key aspects include strategies to counter cross-border terrorism and cyber-related risks.
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