White-collar terror is now an inescapable reality
India can take a cue from France, which launched the ‘Prevent to Protect’ plan in 2018 to counter radicalisation.
Updated At : 06:30 AM Nov 13, 2025 IST
Charred remains of vehicles following a blast that occurred near Red Fort Metro Station. ANI
On the evening of November 10, New Delhi was rocked by a powerful explosion that tore through a Hyundai i20 near the bustling Red Fort Metro Station. Thirteen people were left dead and over 20 injured — the shattered glass and charred vehicles testified to the brutality of the attack. Initially, the investigation was mired in disbelief — there were no clear signs of traditional explosives: no wires, no shrapnel and no immediate forensic clues.
