Confronting Terrorrism

This non-fiction collection offers a rigorous, policy-focused examination of terrorism and national security in India. It gathers insights from strategic analysts and military historians to explore how modern terror networks are imagined, organized, and confronted on the ground. Intended for readers with an interest in security studies, public policy, and defense strategy, the tone is serious, thoughtful, and informative. The chapters are case-study driven essays by nine experts—strategic analysts and military historians—examining how police and paramilitary forces confront well-equipped terror attacks, how the army is transforming from reactive to proactive responses, and the evolving dynamics of nuclear terrorism. Grounded in recent events, including the Mumbai attacks, the analysis links real-world security challenges to policy considerations in a clear, accessible style. Concepts covered include counter-terrorism strategy, interagency coordination, risk assessment, crisis management, and cross-border security dynamics. The writing makes dense topics approachable through historical context and practical implications, appealing to students of security studies as well as professionals seeking a deeper understanding of national defense and public safety. - Nine expert essays from strategic analysts and military historians on terrorism and national security - In-depth analysis o