The Union Home Ministry unveiled India's first national anti-terrorism policy, PRAHAAR, marking a strategic shift towards a holistic security framework. Simultaneously, Tamil Nadu's electoral roll reached 5.67 crore post-Special Intensive Revision, a critical data point for election administration. The Supreme Court also signaled a judicial retreat from general directives in hate crime cases, favoring case-specific interventions.
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- ›Policy Name: PRAHAAR (India's first anti-terror policy)
- ›Voters in Tamil Nadu: 5.67 crore (5,67,07,380)
- ›Target this Data: 5.67 crore (5,67,07,380) - final number of voters in Tamil Nadu after SIR.
- ›Target this Nodal Body: Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) - the body that released the PRAHAAR policy.
- ›Target this Legal Point: Supreme Court's 2018 judgment on cow vigilantism and mobocracy - the case where 'general directions' were issued.
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