India is set to introduce its first comprehensive anti-terror policy. The policy is in final stages. It aims to create a unified national framework. It will address new terror threats and improve Centre–state coordination.

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•  India to unveil first national anti-terror policy
•  Policy offers unified framework for Centre and states
•  Focus on prevention, investigation, and response
•  Strong emphasis on digital and online radicalization
•  Addresses cross-border and open-border threats
•  Targets foreign-funded conversion and terror networks
•  NIA conference in Delhi on December 26–27
•  Central and state agencies involved in consultations
•  Recent terror cases shaped policy priorities
•  Shift from reactive to proactive counter-terror strategy