| 5 | Role of External State and Non-State Actors in Creating Challenges to Internal Security |
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
| ♦ | Threats from external state actors |
| (a) | Threats from China |
| (b) | Threats from Pakistan |
| ♦ | Threats from external non-state actors |
| (a) | Terrorist organisations |
| (b) | Drug cartels and gun runners |
| (c) | Human-trafficking cartels |
| (d) | Agents of trade wars |
| (e) | Agents of share wars |
| (f) | Fake currency rackets |
| (g) | Cyber attacks |
| (h) | Maoists/Naxalites |
| (i) | Insurgents/cross-border ethnic groups |
| (j) | Illegal immigrants |
| (k) | Trans-national/multinational corporations (TNC/MNC) |
| (l) | Civil society organisations/NGOs |
| (m) | Pirates |
| (n) | Gamblers, foreign bookies and cricket mafias |
| (o) | International antiquates smuggling ... |
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