Archive · 29 Dec 2025
India Emphasizes Vigilance Against Radicalization at Anti-Terror Conference
India held a big meeting about fighting terrorism.
The leaders talked about how to stop bad people from using the internet to cause trouble.
They also talked about how to catch and punish these bad people.
The meeting was about making sure all the police and soldiers in India work together better.
They talked about how to stop people from becoming terrorists and how to use computers to find these bad people.
The leaders also praised the police for doing a good job in catching terrorists and said they want all police to be as good as the special police who catch terrorists.
Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan emphasized the need for vigilance against radicalization and exploitation of vulnerable youths at the Anti-Terrorism Conference – 2025.
The conference focused on enhancing India's anti-terror capacity, including discussions on digital device data, big data analytics, and unmasking digital anonymity.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah directed states to implement a uniform Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) structure to strengthen counter-terrorism capabilities.
The NIA reported a high 90% conviction rate and discussed the need to scale this across all police forces in the country.
The conference covered various security threats, including deepfakes, hybrid warfare, maritime terrorism, and illicit trafficking.
- Who
- Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, National Investigation Agency (NIA)
- What
- Anti-Terrorism Conference – 2025 focusing on enhancing India's anti-terror capacity
- When
- December 27-28, 2025
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To address threats from radicalization, digital anonymity, and hybrid warfare, and to improve coordination and conviction rates in counter-terrorism efforts
- Event
- Anti-Terrorism Conference – 2025
- Organizer
- National Investigation Agency (NIA)
- Key Speaker
- Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan
- Focus Areas
- Radicalization, digital anonymity, conviction rates, hybrid threats
- Inaugurator
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah
- Participants
- Heads of state police, central police organizations, and armed forces
- Conviction Rate
- 90% by NIA
- Terror Incidents Discussed
- Pahalgam attack, Red Fort blast
