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EIGHTH REPORTSECOND ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS COMMISSIONCOMBATTING TERRORISMPROTECTING BY RIGHTEOUSNESSJUNE 2008 SECOND ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS CommissionGovernment of India2nd Floor, Vigyan Bhawan Annexe, Maulana Azad Road, New Delhi 110 011e-mail : website : terrorism PROTECTING BY RIGHTEOUSNESSGOVERNMENT OF INDIASECOND ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS COMMISSIONEIGHTH REPORTCOMBATTING TERRORISMPROTECTING BY RIGHTEOUSNESSJUNE 2008 PREFACEIn his First Pillar Edict, Emperor Ashoka, stated: This world and the other are hard to gain withoutgreat love of Righteousness, great self-examination, great obedience, great circumspection, great effort .. For thisis my rule, to govern by Righteousness, to administer by Righteousness, to please my subjects by Righteousness,and to protect them by Righteousness. In his Tractatus Politicus, (The Political Treatise) Spinoza said: The last end of the state is not to dominate men, nor to restrain them by fear; rather it is so to free eachman from fear that he may live and act with full security and without injury to himself or his end of the state, I repeat, is not to make rational beings into brute beasts and machines.
with the menace of terrorism and how India’s legal and administrative framework can be refurbished to tackle it. The nature of terrorism today is shifting from “traditional international terrorism of the late 20 th century into a new form of transnational non-state warfare.” An arc of extremism now extends
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