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1. Military: concerned with the interplay between the armed offensive and defensive capabilities of states. 2. Political: focused on the organizational stability of states, systems of governments and the ideologies that give them their legitimacy. 3. Economic: revolved around access to the resources, finance and markets necessary to sustain acceptable levels of welfare and state power. 4. Societal: centered on the sustainability and evolution of traditional patterns of language, culture, and religious and national identity and custom. 5. Environmental: concerned with the maintenance of the local and the planetary biosphere as the essential support system on human With the rise of terrorism and transnational crimes, the centrality of security discourse has again hit nothing but the society. A primary reason for this may be the low possibility of face to face confrontation by states with one another. In the contemporary international system it is noticed that infectious diseases and other health related issues pose more threats than wars, conflicts, or other types of violence. The biggest three killers in the developing world are maternal death around childbirth, and paediatric respiratory and intestinal infections leading to death from pulmonary failure or uncontrolled diarrohea. As deteriorating condition of health is considered to be related to poverty, as a result a dilemma arises regarding whether health is developmental issue or a security issue. Nonetheless, whether health needs to be studied and analyzed as an issue of development or should it also be a subject matter of international relations, economics, sociology or even security studies? Again, will the issue of health be dealt with only by department of 28 revised version of 1991 brings these societal issues back in security considerations. Buzan developed a framework in which he argued that the security of human collectivities (not just states) was affected by factors in five major sectors, each of which had its own focal point and way of ordering priorities. These five sectors were: which all other enterprises depend. Page era in 1983 and it‘s expanded and