• The two-day conference, organized by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) under the MHA, was held from December 26 to 28, 2025.

Highlights of Anti-Terror Conference (ATC) 2025:
Key Launches: Union Minister Amit Shah launched anti-terror digital tools such as Updated NIA Crime Manual, Organized Crime Network Database (OCND), and Lost, Looted and Recovered Weapons Database (LLRWD).

• Updated NIA Crime Manual: It is a revised investigative and prosecution guide for terrorism and organized crime cases.
• OCND: It is a national, Artificial Intelligence (AI)-enabled database to map organized criminals and their links with terror networks using First Information Reports (FIRs), charge-sheets, and dossiers.
• LLRWD: It is India’s first-ever weapons database to track government weapons that are lost, stolen, looted, or recovered from state police forces and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs). It is prepared by the NIA to prevent their misuse by criminals or terrorists.

Nine NIA Personnel Honoured: During the conference, Union Minister Amit Shah honoured nine personnel of the NIA for their exceptional service with Sewa Padak and Veerta Padak.