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The TSAT-1A launch opens opportunities to expand US-India defence space ties. However, other technological collaborations, like those in quantum techn
भारतीय लष्कराच्या क्षमतांमधील अंतर भरून काढण्यासाठी STEAG
The STEAG is a step in the right direction to ensure effective communications and bridge the gaps in the Indian Army’s capabilities
संरक्षण प्रणाली आणि सुरक्षेसंबंधित पायाभूत सुविधा वाढव
क्वांटम तंत्रज्ञान ऊर्जा निर्मितीचा एक व्यवहार्य स्त्र
The government’s aim to facilitate deep tech investments to augment defence systems and security infrastructure is a step in the right direction
AI सिस्टम के लिए कानूनी व्यक्तित्व को लेकर सवाल उठ रहे हैं.
क्वॉन्टम तकनीक़ वैकल्पिक ऊर्जा का एक व्यवहारिक स्रोत बन
Quantum technology could be a viable source of energy creation and quantum batteries could offer a reliable replacement for lithium-ion batteries in t
नाविन्यपूर्ण पध्दतींमध्ये सर्व भागधारकांना समाविष्ट क�
डेटा उल्लंघनाच्या संदर्भातील संकेत वर्षानुवर्षे वेगान�
With the number of data breaches multiplying rapidly over the years, India must ensure the timely migration to PQC algorithms across all sectors, part
क्वांटम कम्प्यूटिंग एक नई तकनीक है जिसे विकसित होने के ल�
क्वांटम कम्प्यूटिंग एक नई तकनीक है जिसे विकसित होने के ल�
क्वांटम कम्प्यूटिंग एक नई तकनीक है जिसे विकसित होने के ल�
नैतिक दिशानिर्देश, ठोस क़ानून और अंतरराष्ट्रीय सहभागित�
Quantum computing is a novel technology that requires international cooperation for its growth. This should continue unabated despite the incumbent th
क्वॉन्टम कम्प्यूटिंग और तकनीक के युग में अपने साइबर संसा
The adoption of quantum computing technology could prove to be revolutionary for India to reduce its carbon footprint
The introduction of the National Quantum Mission is welcomed but several key concerns need to be addressed to ensure its success
The use and deployment of nuclear weapons must firmly remain in the hands of human beings and never be delegated to any technological marvel, no matte
If the iCET crystallises into concrete reality, it will bring great gains for India
अनेक फ़ायदों से लैस होने के बावजूद क्वांटम प्रौद्योगिकी
अनेक फ़ायदों से लैस होने के बावजूद क्वांटम प्रौद्योगिकी
Despite having several advantages, quantum technologies can adversely impact national security. Ethical frameworks to regulate them must be put in pla
आज जब तमाम देश और बड़ी तकनीकी कंपनियां क्वॉन्टम कंप्यूटि
As nation-states and Big Tech firms continue to make advances in quantum computing, the ethical use of technology must be streamlined with R&D to comb
क्वॉन्टम कम्प्यूटिंग और तकनीक के युग में अपने साइबर संसा
In the age of quantum computing and technology, India needs to devise a multi-stakeholder approach to secure its cyberspace
भारत की क्वॉन्टम नीतियां कागज़ पर बेहतरीन दिखती हैं लेकि
India’s quantum policies are excellent on paper, but more needs to be done to make them practically relevant
दुनिया की कई अंतरिक्ष संस्थाएं और वैज्ञानिक संगठन पहले स
The only downside for India is whether states in the EU find it to be a sufficiently attractive actor with which to collaborate.
It is not inconceivable that by the 2040s, much of the fighting will be done by the robots, with their human masters kept well behind harm’s way.
It’s not what’s on display alone that worries the world, but China’s race towards becoming capable of fighting “intelligent warfare” based o
The intervening time could be utilised to deliberate on carrying out technical and commercial feasibility studies, identifying logistical challenges a
It is not the quantum of money or its statistical insignificance to our leaders' personal finances; a public reproach can go a long way in ensuring go
Quantum computing (QC) forms one of the cornerstones of emerging technologies as we know them today. The technology has seen rapid progress over the years, but practical hurdles remain. The recent boom in Artificial Intelligence and the corresponding boost it has provided to classical algorithms also presents an additional hurdle for quantum algorithms. Countries like the United States, China, and Canada have made significant strides in QC and ha
Deploying the "national security" argument against reform in the intelligence agencies is a fig leaf for defending cronyism, incompetence, inefficiency, and corruption. A proper regulatory mechanism can only strengthen national security, not weaken it. It is time to bring in facts and lessons from global best practices to this debate.
This commentary provides deep insights into the rapid collaboration that is taking place between India and Australia. It also delves into its implications for the future.
An enormous amount of capital is required for climate change mitigation and adaptation globally, but especially in emerging markets that have the dual burden of achieving development and meeting national climate goals in the coming decades. Although it is tough to estimate the precise amount of capital required to achieve these goals, it is anticipated to be in the range of trillions of dollars. However, the flow of capital into green sec
The traditional urban narrative does not conceive of the relationship between food and city in direct terms. In this narrative, urbanity can be industrial, technological, cultural and innovative—and by extension, its spaces can host factories, institutions of all kinds, governments and corporations, and entrepreneurs. But urbanity cannot be agricultural—and by extension, its spaces cannot host fields, seed banks, poultries, dairies and anythi
There are calls for India to declare a net-zero year and offset its carbon emissions by various processes of absorption and removal of greenhouse gases. For India, such calls are irrational; despite international pressure, it has avoided making pledges or setting hard targets beyond its commitments at the Paris climate conference in 2015. This brief argues that “net zero” is not possible with India’s current levels of reliance on coal. Its
With the quantum of easy-to-do bomb making and other terrorist tactics available freely and easily, the new recruits take less time to prime themselves for an attack. The challenge of identifying such potential recruits and bombers has become all the more difficult.
