How big is the threat of contemporary terrorism and where does it come from? “Insurgents can and do resort to terrorism, but they are only one type of violent non-state actor who can choose terrorism. » (James JF Forest, 2007) This is how James JF Forest differentiates between notoriety and the revolutionary particles of a pariah uprising theory. It is in a conflict of ideas that still fail to distinguish the true face of a criminal from that of a martyr that the failure of the fight against such a cautious concern of the 21st century prevails. It is clearly visible that the individual who embarks on the path of the so-called revolutionary and noble result must overcome many obstacles and obstacles. The use of apprehensive force and some forms of inducement to induce the masses, mainly the youth under selected political systems, to join the so-called local messiahs, has been administered by developed countries. But these efforts were in vain. The global scale of insurgencies and terrorism has not diminished since 2001, when a single act by the militant group Al-Qaeda laid siege to the world's most powerful economy. Although the crisis seems isolated under the tent of a few religious issues, it is much deeper than the superficial and sifted crust suggests. A detailed analysis of the reports produced by the country spearheading the fight against terrorism, the United States of America, cries out for the need for a certain precision. even after 13 long years of battle against a formidable enemy. Vague acronyms like "Global War on Terrorism" at times and "Continuing Conflict" have been used by American political leaders (RM Cassidy, 2008). Unfortunately, their inability to focus on the real absolute identity of the three...... middle of paper....../www.carlisle.army.mil/usawc/Parameters/Articles/08autumn/cassidy.pdf8 . Deaths linked to terrorist violence in northeast India 2005-2013, South Asia Intelligence Review (SATP), 2013 http://www.satp.org/satporgtp/countries/india/database/fatalitiesnorteast2006.htm 9 .Forest. James J. F, (2007) Countering terrorism and insurgencies in the 21st century: international perspectives http://books.google.co.in/books?hl=en&lr=&id=MDXWDJocZBgC&oi=fnd&pg=PR9&dq=1.%09James+ J.+F.+Forest,+Fight+to+terrorism+and+insurrections+in+the+21st+century:+International+Perspectives&ots=6HHbGrs6y7&sig=qSCMXoTrBemMWRdFSQ6Qx1wFj4I#v=onepage&q=1.%09James%20J.%20F. %20Forest %2C%20Fight against terrorism%20and%20insurrections%20in%20the%2021st%20century%3A%20International%20Perspectives&f=false 10. HOFFMAN. BRUCE, (2006) Insurgency and Counterinsurgency in Iraq, RAND Corporation Washington DC, USA