The document said that India “does not link terrorism to any specific religion, ethnicity, nationality or civilisation”.

The policy lays out a a multi-layered strategy, aimed at denying terrorists, their financiers and supporters access to funds, weapons and safe havens.

India has launched its first comprehensive anti-terror policy named PRAHAAR. This policy addresses threats from cross-border terrorism, cyber-attacks, and the misuse of drones. It highlights the use of advanced technologies by terror groups for propaganda and funding. PRAHAAR emphasizes coordinated legal, technological, and community-based responses to combat evolving security challenges.

India has launched its first anti-terror policy, 'Prahaar,' adopting a proactive, intelligence-led strategy to combat threats from hostile neighbors and modern challenges.

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MHA policy emphasises that, in addition to terrorism sponsored from across the border, “criminal hackers and nation-states are targeting India with cyber-attacks”

India has unveiled its inaugural anti-terror policy, named 'PRAHAAR', marking a significant step in its national security strategy.

The Union Home Ministry has formally articulated India's national counter-terrorism doctrine, laying out a sweeping strategy that combines intelligence-led prevention, swift military-grade responses, legal deterrence and international cooperation.