New Delhi, Feb. 24 -- The ministry of home affairs (MHA) on Monday released India's first comprehensive national counterterrorism policy and strategy titled Prahaar, aiming to deal with all terrorist acts and denying access to funds, weapons and safe havens to terrorists, their financiers and supporters. The seven-stage framework involves "intelligence guided" prevention of terror attacks, swift joint response by states and central forces, use of latest technology, thwarting radicalisation and recruitment of youngsters, coordinating with international partners, involving the society, and following human rights and rule-based processes. FULL REPORT ON PAGE 11...