This presentation is by one of my students R.SAPNA from XII-Commerce.Hats off to her dedication and creativity.

1. 3rd TERM ENGLISH PROJECT WORK PREPARED BY- R.SAPNA XI COMMERCE

2. WAR ON TERROR THE AGENDA FOR ACTION

3. “LET’S PAY OUR TRIBUTE TO the NATIONAL Heroes”

4. The national heroes THEY LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES TO SAFEGUARD US!!!!!!!

5. THE NATIONAL HEROES ENCOUNTER COP MR.VIJAY SALASKAR

6. THE NATIONAL HEROES MAJOR MR.SANDEEP UNNIKRISHAN

7. THE NATIONAL HEROES ASP MR.HEMANT KARKARE

8. THE NATIONAL HEROES FUNERAL OF MR HEMANT KARKARE

9. THE NATIONAL HEROES ACP MR.ASHOK KAMTE

10. OBJECTIVE TO PAY TRIBUTE TO THE ONES WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE RECENT STRIKES. TO PRESENT MY SUGGETIONS TO TACKLE TERROR STRIKES IN INDIA.

11. “WHAT IS TERRORISM?”

12. Terrorism is the systematic use of terror resorted to by groups or persons for political or other ideological ends. Although it is almost as old as human race itself, the word terrorism was used in reference to the Reign of Terror during the French Revolution. In the modern era not withstanding various preventive machineries to check its growth terrorism is posing major challenges to the world.

14. “ If something concrete is not done, India forever will continue to be a sitting duck and an easy prey for terrorists to carry on their Bloody Game.”

15. “A FEW IDEAS THAT CAN BE IMPLEMENTED”

16. 1.SECURING THE HOME FRONT

17. WANTED: A single, unified internal set up to guard against major terror strikes. The immediate priority to raise the level of preparedness and also the speed and decisiveness of response to terror strikes.

18. ACTION PLAN GET experts and career police officers with experience in security and counter terrorism to head crucial departments in Home Ministry. ACT on reports on police reforms and implement multipurpose national i-cards. ENSURE co-ordination among intelligence agency.

19. RED TAPE needs to be cut in making purchases for internal security. SACK top officials for negligence leading to terror strikes. SEGREGATE internal security from the other functions of Ministry of Home Affairs.

20. 2.TACKLING PAKISTAN

21. EXPLORE a range of diplomatic and economic sanctions, withdrawing most favored nation status and keeping hold on sports and cultural links. SET a timeline for Pakistan to dismantle terror infrastructure. Use legal instruments such as the SAARC conventions on terrorism.

23. “NEUTRALIZING PAKISTAN REQUIRES PRESSURE ON MULTIPLE FONTS. THE BUZZ IS SMART STRATEGY.”

24. ACTION PLAN MOUNT a sustainable diplomatic campaign to build international pressure by providing evidence of Pakistan’s complicity. EXPLOIT the divisions within Pakistan and expose it’s weaknesses in Baluchistan, FATA and PoK.

25. 3.OVERHAULING THE POLICE

26. URGENTLY NEEDED 1LAKH Kelvar Helmets 1LAKH-Level III Bullet proof jackets

27. URGENTLY NEEDED 1 LAKH-Automatic Carbines

28. ACTION PLAN CONTROL rooms manned round-the-clock by energetic officers. SPECIAL Weapons And Tactics(SWAT) team of 100 men in each city capable of withstanding and repelling heavy assaults.

29. INCREASE in man power. POLICE MEN to be trained in on-ground operational exercises for high building interventions. BETTER training for all personnel. REORIENTATION of police men from a FIR based post crime approach to a pro-active initiative-based approach.

30. 4.MODERNISING NSG

31. WHAT THE NSG LACKS? Transport is pathetic: The force does not have armored vehicles for operations in urban environment. Bulletproof clothing, bulletproof helmets with inbuilt communication devices an night vision equipment.

32. Lights and collapsible metal ladders. Rader imaging equipment to see through walls and anti-material rifles to penetrate them.

33. State - of – the – art versions of superior rifles, hand grenades and other weaponry. Situational awareness equipments. Small explosive charges to open holes in walls.

34. 5.BEFENING UP INTELLIGENCE

35. ACTION PLAN RECURIT at least 6000 more species in the Intelligence Bureau within the next 3 months. MAKE all the information given by intelligence agencies actionable and accountable grading the input.

36. DEVELOP a central database of inputs which can be accessible to all intelligence units and be a reservoir for information. STRENGTHEN the intelligence gathering ability of the local police stations.

37. 6.GUARDING THE MEGACITY

38. “Build a security fortress around all the megacities so that they are capable of tackling any kind of emergency independently.”

39. ACTION PLAN CREATE a city level force comprising armed forces. IDENTIFY and move to protect the most vulnerable spots in the city.

40. STRENGTHEN the informer network, coordinate with intelligence, customs and tax agencies. ESTABLISH a centralized control room to monitor suspicious activities.

41. 7.PLUGGING VULNERABLE ZONES

43. “Indian borders continue to be porous. With attacks from sea posing a new threat, there is a need for watertight coastal security strategy.”

44. ACTION PLAN BORDER fencing to be completed on priority. VACANCIES in CISF(Central Industrial Security Force) and BSF(Border Security Force) to be augmented to enhance border protection.

45. MAJOR vital installations to be identified and protected. SECURITY engineering to be made mandatory for all projects before clearances is issued. COASTAL command and Maritime advisor must liaise with the eight ministers which look after maritime issues.

46. 8.TOUGHINING THE LAW

47. “Legal Framework needs to be hardened to make the perpetrators of terror pay heavily.”

48. ACTON PLAN CONFESSIONS made before a police officer, SP or above should be admissible as evidence in court. NO presidential pardon for those awarded death penalty in terror act.

49. GOVERNMENT should ensure that while implementing anti-terror laws the principles of federal policy are not infringed upon. ANTI-TERROR law should have provisions for monitoring telephones and e-mails and regulating financial transactions. PROVISIONS have to be backed up by a comprehensive witness protection program to ensure safety and security to the witnesses.

50. 9.CLOSING THE TERROR TAP

51. “Clamping down on the flow of money that nourishes the monster and keeping a close watch on explosive substances is now an imperative.”

52. FERTILIZER OF DEATH

53. “A hawk eye needs to be kept on easily available AMMONIUM NITRATE.”

54. The Explosive Substance Act must be amended to include Ammonium Nitrate, a commonly used fertilizer with explosive properties. Regulate the sale of Ammonium Nitrate. The government needs to promote research urgently to find safer fertilizers.

55. ACTION PLAN HEED the advice of the intelligence agencies. ENSURE amendments of Prevention of Money Laundering Act(PMLA) are passed soon.

56. THE FINANCIAL INVESTIGATION UNIT should be brought under the umbrella of Multi- Agency Centre. PLUG the routes commonly used to smuggle RDX into India.

57. 10.BE FAST AND PRECISE

58. India’s armed forces must modernize and move on hi-tech precision strikes to take on non-state adversaries as well as traditional rivals.

59. ACTION PLAN INTEGRATE armed forces with the Ministry of Defense. Appoint a chief defense staff. FAST TRACK pending military purchases.

60. BUILD more Greenfield Shipyards within the country. PLUG existing gaps in defense air space by inducting radars.

61. 11.BE THE CHANGE

62. “As citizens, we can help bring about the change we want by fulfilling our duties and keeping the pressure on the government to deliver.”

64. ACTION PLAN Market Survey Learn First Aid Badger your MLA Community Wardens

65. Donate freely Tab on the Police Be well prepared Proof of ID Reject criminals

66. Pay your fines Monitor security Watch thy neighbors Be well prepared Be doubly sure Create node

67. Map it out Come forward Be patient Emergency plan LOVE YOUR NATION

68. BE ALERT, TAKE THE LEAD Brutal killings caused by various terrorist attacks in INDIA.

69. COOPERATE WITH THE GOVERNMENT Fire brigade at work to extinguish the fire in hotel TAJ MAHAL

70. BE BOLD NSG commandos keen to hunt the terrorists at the Nariman House in Mumbai

71. RESPECT THE PEOPLE WHO ARE GUARFING US A cop guarding the country

72. Put pressure on the government to tackle terrorism.

73. SAY NO!!!!!!!! EX. Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi’s views on terrorism.

74. BIBLIOGRAPHY INDIA TODAY MAGAZINE WWW.YAHOO.COM WWW.GOOGLE.COM COMPETITION SUCCESS REVIEW MAGAZINE

75. “THANK YOU”