Srinagar, Oct. 18 -- India's internal security landscape has changed irrevocably. From insurgency and terrorism to cybercrime, organised criminal networks and radicalisation, the threats confronting the country have become more complex, interconnected and difficult to contain. Security can no longer be measured merely by the absence of violence; it must also be judged by the resilience of institutions, the safety of citizens and the ability to anticipate emerging dangers. For decades, India's internal security challenges were largely associated with militancy in Jammu and Kashmir, insurgency in the Northeast and Left-Wing extremism in parts of central India. Although these threats have evolved, they have not disappeared uniformly. New met...