This page is designed as a comprehensive resource covering all topics related to Internal Security for the UPSC exam.
Basics of Internal Security
Terrorism
- What is Terrorism?
- Kinds of Terrorism
- Means of Terrorism
- Narco Terrorism
- Effects of Terrorism
- Terror Financing
- Anti-Terror Laws In India
- Steps to Counter Terrorism
- Terrorism in India
- Civilian Killings In J&K
Developmental Challenges and Extremism
- Left Wing Extremism
- Insurgency In North-East
- NAGA Issue
- Armed Force Special Power Act
- National Investigation Agency
Challenges from Media
Border Management
- Border Management
- India – Bangladesh Border
- India – Myanmar Border
- India – Pak Border
- India – Nepal Border
- BSF – Change in Jurisdiction
- Dual Control In Assam Rifles
Cyber Security
Money Laundering
Miscellaneous
- Agnipath Scheme
- Integrated theatre Commands
- Indenisation and Modernisation of Defence
- Defence Exports
- India Nuclear Doctrine
- Drone Attack
- Maritime Security
What is internal security?
Think of it like the rules and actions a country takes to keep peace inside its borders, stopping anything that can cause harm, like terrorism or cyber attacks.
Why do UPSC aspirants need to study it?
UPSC aspirants need to study Internal Security because it’s a crucial part of the Mains syllabus.
Best way to study internal security for UPSC?
The best way to study Internal Security for the UPSC is by closely following these structured compass notes specifically tailored for this section, attending dedicated classes to deepen understanding, and practicing a wide variety of questions to enhance application skills and exam readiness.
