Rajnath Singh Highlights Rising Threat of Non-State Actors
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh addressed the rising threat of non-state actors using terrorism. He highlighted the need for strength to maintain peace and emphasised India’s focus on self-reliance and modernisation to achieve strategic autonomy. Singh also discussed efforts to boost military strength in alignment with India's 2047 vision.

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In a recent statement, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh expressed concerns over non-state actors, who are increasingly employing terrorism as a means of disruption globally.
Speaking at the 77th Army Day event, Singh outlined the escalating unpredictability of future conflicts, emphasizing the importance of strength and self-reliance for maintaining peace.
He reiterated the Ministry of Defence's commitment to modernizing India's armed forces and supporting Prime Minister Modi's vision of a developed India by 2047.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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