India’s counter-terrorism strategy has matured into a robust framework, emphasizing a zero-tolerance approach, particularly since 2014. The government's active initiatives include legislative reforms, intelligence integration, and the enhancement of security forces' capabilities.
Key measures have included the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Amendment Act, which allows the government to designate individuals as terrorists, empowering the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to tackle terror-related crimes more effectively.
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