India has so far managed to nip planned attacks by radicalized and Islamic State (IS) inspired modules at the planning or close-to execution stages by monitoring IS-related activities reports Times of India on April 22. Indian Government maintains that IS has not been able to make much of a mark in India due to the strong family system. Often, parents deter their children from turning towards radicalization. There have been cases when parents have alerted the agencies including National Investigation Agency (NIA) on their "wayward" and "radicalized" children. Indian Agencies too have kept a balanced approach to dealing with radicalization, often preferring to counsel radicalized youth unless they are on the verge of collecting resources including explosives for planned attacks. It has even tracked Indians settled abroad following IS propaganda and has got them deported, followed by either their counseling or arrest where required. "We prefer to let off radicalized youth after counseling and then track them to see if they continue to be enamored by IS. If we feel that they are still radicalized enough and may be headed for IS territory or are plotting attacks here in furtherance of IS ideology, that is when we go for their arrest," said an intelligence officer.