Srinagar, April 14 -- In recent years, the Narendra Modi-led government has recalibrated India's approach toward cross-border terrorism with a sharper blend of strategic restraint and decisive action. The guiding principle has been clear: respond proportionately, but ensure the cost of misadventure is felt where it matters most. India's policy shift is rooted in the recognition that traditional diplomatic warnings alone are insufficient to deter state-supported or state-enabled terrorism. Instead, the response has increasingly focused on calibrated economic, diplomatic, and strategic pressure points that directly impact Pakistan's core vulnerabilities. One of the most significant dimensions of this approach has been India's effort to isol...