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This Report provides a concise yet detailed exploration of terrorism, covering its historical roots, types, major attacks, causes, counterterrorism efforts, societal impacts, media's role, prevention strategies, and future outlook, focusing on India within a global context. It begins with the definition and historical evolution, from the Sicarii Zealots (1st century AD) to modern attacks like 9/11 and the 2008 Mumbai attacks. It categorizes terrorism into separatist, religious, left-wing, ethnic, state-sponsored, cyber, and lone wolf types, highlighting examples like Lashkar-e-Taiba and Naxalites in India. Major global and Indian incidents, such as the 1993 Bombay bombings and the 2015 Paris attacks, are detailed. The script examines causes like political grievances, religious extremism, and economic disparity, and discusses India’s counterterrorism measures, including controversial laws like TADA and POTA. It addresses societal impacts, including communal distrust, economic disruption, and the media’s role in shaping perceptions. Prevention strategies emphasize education, economic development, and international cooperation, while the conclusion underscores resilience and unity. The script is designed for educational presentations, suitable for students, policymakers, or the general public.

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Terrorism, Global Terrorism, Terrorism in India, Separatist Terrorism, Religious Terrorism, Left-Wing Terrorism, Ethnic Terrorism, State-Sponsored Terrorism, Cyber Terrorism, Lone Wolf Attacks, Mumbai Attacks, 9/11, Naxalites, Lashkar-e-Taiba, Counterterrorism, Communal Violence, Gujarat Riots, Kashmir Conflict, TADA, POTA, Media Influence, Prevention Strategies, Economic Disparity, Radicalization, International Cooperation, Climate-Induced Conflicts