Srinagar, Oct. 14 -- Terrorism and organised crime are no longer confined by borders, jurisdictions or conventional policing boundaries. Their networks move across regions, exploit technological gaps and thrive wherever agencies fail to share information in time. Home Minister Amit Shah's call for real-time regional coordination against terrorists and organised crime therefore strikes at the heart of modern security management: no agency can fight a network effectively in isolation. The nature of the threat has changed. Terrorist groups can rely on financial conduits, local facilitators, forged identities, encrypted communication and criminal syndicates to sustain their operations. Organised crime, meanwhile, can provide weapons, money, l...