The document defines terrorism as violence or threats meant to coerce individuals or groups to act in a way they would not otherwise. It lists several terrorist groups such as Al-Qaeda and provides examples of terrorist attacks in India between 2001-2013, including serial blasts in Bihar and Bangalore. The document also discusses the costs of terrorism such as increased military spending and effects on economic productivity and financial markets. It outlines several government acts in India passed to prevent and prohibit terrorist activities.

1. Presented By:
Geetanjali garg
Class: 8th

3. TERRORISM
Meaning of the word terrorism is any use of terror
in the form of violence or threats meant to coerce an
individual, group, or entity to act in a manner in
which any person or group could not otherwise
lawfully force them to act.

4. TERRORIST ; ARE THEY HUMANS ?

5.  One who engages in acts or an act of terrorism.
 One who leads an armed group that kills
civilians as a means of political intimidation.
 One who leads a group that engages in
kidnapping and murder.

6. Terrorist Groups
 Al-Qaeda
 Al-Ummah
 Lashkar-e-Toiba
 Manuel Rodriguez Patriotic
Front (FPMR)
 National Liberation Army
(ELN) —Colombia
 Al-Jihad a.k.a. Egyptian
Islamic Jihad
 Armed Islamic Group (GIA)
 The Salafist Group for Call and Combat (GSPC)

8.  An increase in overall military assistance to
countries experiencing conflict.
 The elimination of sanctions on arms exports to
these countries.
 Loss of property.
 Effects on productivity.
 Defense and homeland security spending are by
far the largest cost of the attack.
 Effect on Financial Market.
 Effect on Tourism.

10.  Serial blasts at Bihar's Bodh Gaya temple: on the 08th july
2013
 Banglore Blasts: on 17th april 2013
 Attacks on Israeli diplomats: on 13 feb 2012
 Germen bakery Bomb Blast Koregaon Park Pune: On the
13th February 2010
 Mumbai Terrorist Attack: Begin on 26 November 2008 and
lasted until 29 November
 Bangalore serial blasts: July 25, 2008
 Jaipur bombings: 13 May 2008
 Mumbai Train bombings: 11 July 2006
 Malegaon blasts: 8 September 2006
 Ram Janmabhoomi attack in Ayodhya: On July 5, 2005
 Delhi Serial bombings: The 29 October 2005
 Indian Parliament attack: On 13 December 2001

11. Government Acts
 Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention)
Act, 1987 (TADA).
 The right to shoot to kill 1997 Anti-Terrorism Act.
 Legalizing the Impermissible: the new anti-terrorism
law.
 The prevention of Terrorism Act, 2002
 Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Amendment
Act, 2004

13. In Hope of a “TERROR FREE
TOMMOROW ”