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29 July 2026

India-Pakistan cross-border terrorism discourse

The topic provides relevant context on the evolving nature of cross-border security threats and the role of social media in information warfare, which are significant themes in GS2 and GS3, though it lacks the specificity of a policy or legislative change.

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  • The Ministry of External Affairs has formally reiterated the position that Pakistan continues to utilize cross-border terrorism as a state policy.
  • The Indian government has emphasized that the demand for an end to state-sponsored terrorism is a sentiment shared across generations in India, including Gen Z.
  • The government has highlighted the role of social media in cross-border information flows, noting instances where Pakistani social media handlers have engaged with domestic Indian protest movements.

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  1. Cross-border terrorism remains a significant impediment to the normalization of bilateral relations in South Asia. Analyze the implications of state-sponsored non-state actors on regional security and India's strategic autonomy. 250 words
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