Each chapter is designed to match the GS Paper III syllabus on internal security, with exam-oriented content, analytical insights, and policy recommendations to aid preparation.
UPSC aspirants, defense and police personnel, researchers, policymakers, and students of political science and international relations will find it highly beneficial.
Absolutely. It covers CAPF/IPS-specific topics like border security, mandate of forces (CRPF, BSF), terrorism, and insurgency—essential for Paper III and interviews.
Each chapter includes case studies (e.g., Pulwama attack, Uri surgical strike, Northeast peace accords) and data-driven analysis to help readers contextualize threats.
Yes. Chapter 9 details cyber threats (e.g., phishing, deepfakes), laws like IT Act 2000, and how platforms like WhatsApp are misused for radicalization.
Chapter 12 covers disaster management frameworks (NDMA, Sendai Framework), recent disasters (e.g., Kerala floods), and mitigation strategies—key for GS Paper III.
The book includes maps of conflict zones (e.g., LoC, NE states) and diagrams (e.g., cyberattack mechanisms) for visual learning.
Yes. Each chapter concludes with expert-backed policy suggestions (e.g., police reforms, counter-radicalization measures) useful for essay/answer writing.
Chapter 7 objectively analyzes causes (e.g., hate speech, economic disparities), legal frameworks, and preventive measures without bias.
While the book focuses on content, it provides analytical questions and model answers aligned with UPSC patterns.
Each chapter is designed to match the GS Paper III syllabus on internal security, with exam-oriented content, analytical insights, and policy recommendations to aid preparation.
UPSC aspirants, defense and police personnel, researchers, policymakers, and students of political science and international relations will find it highly beneficial.
Absolutely. It covers CAPF/IPS-specific topics like border security, mandate of forces (CRPF, BSF), terrorism, and insurgency—essential for Paper III and interviews.
Each chapter includes case studies (e.g., Pulwama attack, Uri surgical strike, Northeast peace accords) and data-driven analysis to help readers contextualize threats.
Yes. Chapter 9 details cyber threats (e.g., phishing, deepfakes), laws like IT Act 2000, and how platforms like WhatsApp are misused for radicalization.
Chapter 12 covers disaster management frameworks (NDMA, Sendai Framework), recent disasters (e.g., Kerala floods), and mitigation strategies—key for GS Paper III.
The book includes maps of conflict zones (e.g., LoC, NE states) and diagrams (e.g., cyberattack mechanisms) for visual learning.
Yes. Each chapter concludes with expert-backed policy suggestions (e.g., police reforms, counter-radicalization measures) useful for essay/answer writing.
Chapter 7 objectively analyzes causes (e.g., hate speech, economic disparities), legal frameworks, and preventive measures without bias.
While the book focuses on content, it provides analytical questions and model answers aligned with UPSC patterns.