India had to go through a lot, especially from its neighboring countries:

– Security Threats:
– Terrorism: Spotting cross-border terrorism is one of the main experiences of India, which fell into the list of countries that are attacked by neighbors, such as Pakistan, including infiltration, support to separatists, and cross-border attacks.

Border Disputes: But the territorial disputes with China and Pakistan have resulted into interpersonal skirmishes every now and then.

Political Instability: There is also the risk of the spread of problems such as political instability in neighbor countries to India and, therefore, affect security and economic integration.

Water Disputes: All these countries have rivers that cross their boundaries and what causes conflicts is the sharing of water and especially use of water.

Thus, Economic Competition hence eroding India’s stranglehold over the region and its economic influence, a rapidly developing economic might of China has emerged in the region.

Cross-Border Crimes: This list includes smuggling, human trafficking, and drug trafficking among the many important cases that police forces in the country have to solve.

Internal Security: The process of infiltration of militants and separatists across the international border creates internal security threats and insurgency in India.

All of this can hardly be characterized as a simple and straightforward process, which is defined in one or another way, but rather as a rather multifaceted event that requires application of sophisticated diplomatic and strategic solutions in order to engage it successfully.