Terrorism is defined as the unlawful use of force or violence against people or property to intimidate or coerce for political or social goals. It has historically been used to achieve political, religious, and ideological objectives through instilling fear and drawing attention. While terrorism aims to make a psychological point, the actual risk of death from terrorism remains much lower than from other common causes of death like motor vehicles, smoking, or alcohol.

2. Terrorism is the unlawful use of force or violence against
persons or property to intimidate or coerce a government,
the civilian population, or any segment thereof, in
furtherance of political or social objectives.

3. • Fear Factor
• Attention
• Causes a government to either
overreact / dysfunction.

4. • Revenge
• No alternative but force.
• Social reasons
• Religious reasons
• Political reasons

5. SOCIAL ASPECT
• Suspicion
• Tension
• Fear
• Livelihood
• Children
• Movies

6. ECONOMICAL ASPECT
• Direct Impact of terrorist attack.
• Financial Markets.
• Defense and homeland security spending.
• Supply chains.

7. ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECT
• Destruction of structures.
• Pollution
• Harmful chemicals and
particles released during
explosion leads to
infectious diseases.

8. HOTEL INDUSTRY
Direct Impact:
• Closure of hotel property
for renovation.
• Diversion of funds, meant
for expansion to repairs.
Indirect Impact:
• Decline in FTAs

9. TOURISM
• After 26/11 India is figured in global list as an unsafe
country to visit.
• Impact on Airline related business.
• Border clearance cost started to increase.
• Increased spending on border and airport security.

10. HEALTH
• Death
• Significant diseases
• Temporary loss or permanent injury.
• Memory loss
• Internal bleeding

11. EDUCATION
• Terrorist attack leads to PTSD in children.
• Death of parents, siblings or close friends.
• Disruption in daily routine, residence or schools.

13. SPECIAL LEGISLATIONS:
• MISA : Maintenance of Internal Security Act
• TADA: Terrorist And Disruptive Activities prevention Act
• POTA: Prevention Of Terrorist activities Act
• Police and military action
• Strategic and tactical force
• New central agency(central anti-terrorism agency)

14. Primary prevention:
• Education
• Understand the differences in cultures, religions, beliefs and human behaviors
• Think of the peace, freedom and equality of all human beings, not just “my
group of people”
• Eliminate the root of terrorism
Secondary prevention
• Establish surveillance and monitoring system on terrorism attack
• Improve protective system for citizens
• Tertiary prevention
• Early detection of the sources
• Rescue the survivors
• Console the rest of the population

15. • Terrorism is unlawful act.
• Terrorism has a long history of being used to achieve political,
religious and ideological objectives
• Terrorism is designed to make a point, through
psychological means, fear.
• Even through the events of terrorist, the risk of dying from
terrorism has remained much lower than that from
motor vehicles, smoking, and alcoholic beverage.