National Security Laws in India and terrorism in Present Scenario: A Socio-Legal Study

Abstract

A sovereign state's inhabitants, economy, and institutions are all subject to national obligations, which are known as national security or national defense. National security, which was initially intended to defend against military attacks, now encompasses non-military elements including security from terrorism, crime prevention, economic security, energy security, environmental security, food security, and cybersecurity. Are also frequently mentioned. Similar to how other governments can act, violent non-state actors, drug cartels, multinational businesses, and natural disasters can all pose a threat to national security. To maintain national security, governments use a variety of political, economic, military, and diplomatic tools. They can also act to create regional and international conditions of security by reducing transnational sources of insecurity such as climate change, economic inequality, political exclusion, and nuclear proliferation. In this research article, I will discuss related to terrorism's impact on society, how to stop terrorism, and various ways of National security.