This document is the outline of a presentation on terrorism given by Shweta Mishra to Prof. Vikas Raval. The outline defines terrorism, discusses common terrorist attack types and motives. It examines causes of terrorism like psychological factors and unemployment. Recent terrorist attacks in India are presented along with their effects and how to prevent terrorism through education, surveillance, and bringing terrorists to justice. Images of past attacks like 26/11 Mumbai and Delhi High Court bombing are shown, and terrorism is concluded to be unlawful but used for political goals throughout history.

1. Name Of The Topic :- Terrorism
Presented To :- Prof. vikas Raval
Presented By :- Shweta Mishra
Branch:- electrical
Batch:- c11
Date :- 3rd november 2015

3. Outline of the presentation
 What is it?
 Most Common Type Of Terrorist Attack
 Terrorist Motives
 Causes Of Terrorism
 Effects Of Terrorism
 Recent Attacks In India
 Prevention OF Terrorism
 What Can Be Done ?
 Conclusion

4. What is Terrorism?
• Terrorism involves extraordinary violence.
It is intended to create massive fear and
involves a planned attack for a purpose,
often against something or someone.
• Terrorism is a technique, it's a criminal
activity, and is planned in advance.

5. Terrorist Motives
 Ethnic Cleansing
 Damage
Infrastructure
 Disrupt Normal
Life
 Direct Kill of an
Enemy

6. Most common types of
Terrorist attacks
 Bombings.
 Kidnappings and Hostage-Takings.
 Armed Attacks and Assassinations.
 Arsons and Fire bombings .
 Hijackings and Skyjackings .

7. CAUSES OF TERRORISM
 PSYCHOLOGICAL CAUSES.
 UNEMPLOYMENT AND FINANCIAL.
 DEMAND FOR SOMETHING.
 USE OF RELIGION.
 EDUCATION.

8. 2/3/2016 TERRORISIM 8
Rate of terrorism

9. Recent attacks in India
Date Inccident Location Fatalities Injured
February 21,
2013
Hyderabad
blast
Hyderabad 16 119
March 13, 2013
Srinagar attack Jammu &
Kashmir
7 10
17 April 2013 Bangalore blast Hyderabad 0 16
25 May 2013
Naxal attack in
darbha valley
Chhattisgarh
28 32
24 June 2013
Srinagar attack Jammu &
Kashmir 8 19
7 July 2013
Maoist attack in
Dhumka
Chhattisgarh
5
7 July 2013 Bodh gaya blast Bihar 0 5
TERRORISIM 9

10. Recent attacks in India
Date Inccident Location Fatalities Injured
27 October 2013 Patna bombings Bihar 5 66
25 April 2014 Jharkhand blast Jharkhand 8 4-5
28 April 2014
Blast in budgam
district
Jammu &
Kashmir
0 18
1 May 2014
Chennai train
bombing
Tamil Nadu
1 14
12 May 2014
Maoist blast in
gadchiroli
district
Jharkhand
7 2
28 December
2014
Church street
Bangalore
Hyderabad
1 5
20 March 2015
Jammu attack Jammu &
Kashmir 6 10
TERRORISIM
10

11. EFFECTS OF TERRORISM:
 All terrorist acts involve violence or the threat of
violence.
 Terrorist groups are generally small and have few
members, limited firepower, and other resources.
 For this reason they rely on intense bloody and
destructive acts of hit-and-run violence to attract
attention to their group and their cause.
 Through the media they are able to create a larger voice
for themselves and create hostilities among people.

12. Prevention of Terrorism
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

13. Prevention of Terrorism
Secondary prevention:
 Establish surveillance and monitoring
system on terrorism attack
 Improve protective system for citizens

14. Prevention of Terrorism
Tertiary prevention
 Early detection of the sources
 Prevent the extension of impairments
 Rescue the survivors
 Console the rest of the population

15. WHAT CAN BE DONE?
 Support from Politicians.
 Support from police.
 Creating awareness.
 Support from different countries.
 An intensified effort to bring
terrorists to justice by prosecution
and conviction before courts of law.
TERRORISIM 15

16. LETSTAKE A GLANCE OVER
THE ATTACKS HAPPENED …….

17. Pics:
26 /11 Mumbai terror attack

18. Mumbai Serial Blast

19. Delhi High Court Bomb Blast

20. Conclusion
 Terrorism is unlawful act
 Terrorism has a long history of being used to
achieve political, religious and ideological
objectives
 Terrorism can be conducted through
firearms, explosive devices and biological,
chemical, nuclear materials
 Even through the events of 2001,the risk of
dying from terrorism has remained much
lower than that from motor vehicles,
smoking, and alcoholic beverage.

21. Thank you