This document provides a presentation on terrorism given by Roly Singh and Farhin Siddiqui at the Laxmi Institute of Computer Application on October 11, 2011. The presentation defines terrorism, discusses the most common terrorist attack types and motives. It also covers the major types of terrorism, causes of terrorism, effects of terrorism, terrorist units and cells. The presentation examines where terrorism is going, recent attacks in India, prevention of terrorism, and concludes by stating that terrorism has a long history of being used to achieve political, religious, and ideological objectives.

1. Laxmi Institute Of Computer Application A Partial Assignment Submission For Effective Presentation Skill Name Of The Topic :- Terrorism Presented To :- Prof. Samira Lakhani Presented By :- Roly Singh , FarhinSiddiqui Venue :- Laxmi Institute Of Computer Application Date :- 11th October 2011 Day :- Tuesday

2. Terrorism…?

3. Layout of the presentation What is it? Most Common Type Of Terrorist Attack Terrorist Motives Major Types Of Terrorism Causes Of Terrorism Effects Of Terrorism Terrorist Unit And Cells Where Is Terrorism Going ? Recent Attacks In India Prevention OF Terrorism What Can Be Done ? Conclusion

5. Terrorism is a technique, it's a criminal activity, and is planned in advance.

7. Most common types of Terrorist attacks Bombings. Kidnappings and Hostage-Takings. Armed Attacks and Assassinations. Arsons and Fire bombings . Hijackings and Skyjackings .

8. Probable Terrorist Motives Ethnic Cleansing Damage Infrastructure Disrupt Normal Life Direct Kill of an Enemy

9. Major Types Of Terrorism Civil Disorders Political Terrorism Non-Political Terrorism Quasi-Terrorism Nationalist Terrorism Religious Terrorism State-sponsored Terrorism

10. CAUSES OF TERRORISM PSYCHOLOGICAL CAUSES. UNEMPLOYMENT AND FINANCIAL. DEMAND FOR SOMETHING. USE OF RELIGION. EDUCATION.

11. EFFECTS OF TERRORISM: Does terrorism really affect the people not present at the actual situation? All terrorist acts involve violence or the threat of violence. Terrorist groups are generally small and have few members, limited firepower, and other resources. For this reason they rely on intense bloody and destructive acts of hit-and-run violence to attract attention to their group and their cause. Through the media they are able to create a larger voice for themselves and create hostilities among people.

12. Terrorist Units and Cells:A Functional Approach

14. Instructors

15. Sites

16. Equipment

17. Equipment & supplies

18. Other essentials

20. Team

21. Multilateral/ collaborative

22. Sources: crime, harvesting

23. Processing and management,

24. Nation States

25. Supplied

26. Gathered

27. Internet/other open source

28. Information and politicsIntelligence

29. Where is Terrorism Going? The CYBER World

30. Recent attacks in India 11-Oct-11 TERRORISIM 14

31. Prevention of Terrorism Primary prevention: Education!!! Understand the differences in cultures, religions, beliefs and human behaviors Think of the peace, freedom and equality of all human beings, not just “my group of people” Eliminate the root of terrorism

32. Prevention of Terrorism Secondary prevention: Establish surveillance and monitoring system on terrorism attack Improve protective system for citizens

33. Prevention of Terrorism Tertiary prevention Early detection of the sources Prevent the extension of impairments Rescue the survivors Console the rest of the population

34. WHAT CAN BE DONE? Support from Politicians. Support from police. Creating awareness. Support from different countries. An intensified effort to bring terrorists to justice by prosecution and conviction before courts of law. 11-Oct-11 TERRORISIM 18

35. Some Nerve Wrecking Real Pics:26 11 mumbai terror attack

36. Mumbai Serial Blast

37. Delhi High Court Bomb Blast

38. LETS TAKE A GLANCE OVER THE ATTACKS HAPPENED …….

39. Conclusion Terrorism is unlawful act Terrorism has a long history of being used to achieve political, religious and ideological objectives Terrorism can be conducted through firearms, explosive devices and biological, chemical, nuclear materials Even through the events of 2001,the risk of dying from terrorism has remained much lower than that from motor vehicles, smoking, and alcoholic beverage.

40. Bibliography HTTP://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Mumbai_attacks HTTP://www.worthview.com/major-terrorist-attacks-in-india-since-2000/ www.worthview.com/major-terrorist-attacks-in-india-since-2000/