Safeguarding India-Pakistan Tensions

Reviewing the potential impacts of the heated situation between India and Pakistan, I propose a very clear program in business, security, political, and cultural fields to minimize those risks:

1. Economic and Trade Sector

Risk: Blockage of trade routes, collapse of import projects

Steps:

Preparation of alternative trade routes: Expand trade relations with China, Malaysia, Indonesia, etc. and prepare alternative routes by road and air.

Financial Security: Development of foreign exchange through commercial banks and financial institutions in the country. (Alternative ministries for USD requirements.)

2. Security and National Security Plans

Risk: Establishment of terrorist networks, security instability

Steps:

Special intelligence gathering: Enhance global information cooperation (Interpol, SAARC intelligence sharing).

Military-Police Cooperation: Preparing teams for emergencies (ex: Rapid Response Units).

Border Surveillance: Improving maritime security, airport security.

3. Political and International Relations

Risk: Regional instability will reduce cooperation

Action: Initiate SAARC talks: Propose a Peace Council to maintain peace in South Asia.

Prepare for international interventions: Negotiations can be held for peace through discussions at the UN, Commonwealth, NAM, etc.

4. Tourism and Cultural Security

Risk: Declining tourist confidence

Action: A ''Safe Destination'' vision: A project with political and security guarantees to present Sri Lanka to the world as a safe destination (Internet, sources).

Special security for Indian and Pakistani devotees: Attract tourists to Sri Lanka from places like Bodhi Gaya, Nalanda.

5. Community Awareness

Risk: False propaganda, public disinformation

Steps:

Dissemination of true information: Issuing true information through government media.

Public Guidance: Implementing proper instructions and security awareness in weekend programs.

6. Technical and Scientific Planning

Steps:

Resource Management: Storing disaster-level stocks of essential items such as food, medicine, and fuel.

Cyber-Command Unit: Responding to terrorist and security threats that can be carried out through the internet.

Conclusion:

Under such circumstances, other Asian countries can establish themselves as a ''peaceful, stable, and reliable South Asian hub'. This requires practical measures and international cooperation.