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Russia's role as an enabler of North Korea's nuclear ambitions risks undoing decades of work toward nuclear restraint
भारताचा "सिंधू करार स्थगित करण्याचा" निर्णय बदलत्या प्रव
सिंधु जल समझौते को स्थगित करके भारत ने तनाव बढ़ने का संके�
ভারতের সিন্ধু চুক্তি ‘স্থগিত’ পরিবর্তিত জোয়ারের ইঙ্গ
India’s “abeyance” of the Indus Treaty signals shifting tides: Can treaty law be used as a tool of strategic pressure without breaching internat
अधिक सुरक्षित सायबर अवकाशाकडे जाण्याच्या वाटेवर सर्वात
Ensuring the safety of the most vulnerable is the most pressing concern on our path towards a more secure cyberspace
प्योंगयांगने अलीकडील केलेल्या लाइव्ह-फायर ड्रिल्समुळे
Pyongyang’s recent live-fire drills could set in motion a series of events with far-reaching consequences for regional stability, diplomacy, and the
With the number of data breaches multiplying rapidly over the years, India must ensure the timely migration to PQC algorithms across all sectors, part
इस्रायली सुरक्षा आस्थापनेचे निरीक्षण इतर देशांसाठी एक �
इतिहासामध्ये पाहिल्यानुसार संघर्षाचे रूपांतर युद्धाम�
If not tackled promptly, India’s reputation as a hotspot of the hack-for-hire industry could jeopardise its role as an upcoming leader in global cyb
Allowing AI to be trained on datasets like Aadhaar raises evident concerns. To address AI benefits and privacy concerns, the government must examine A
भारत में मरीज़ों की देखभाल से संबंधित प्रमुख हितधारकों द
Shrill debates will tighten Aadhaar. But finally it would need to situate itself within a larger framework, as part of wider rights.
Artificial intelligence (AI) can improve various aspects of healthcare. It can help reduce annual expenditure,[1] allow early detection of diseases, provide round-the-clock monitoring for chronic disorders, and help limit the exposure of healthcare professionals in contagious environments. The use of AI in healthcare systems in Africa, in particular, can eliminate inefficiencies such as misdiagnosis, shortage in healthcare workers, and wait and
With the World Bank punishing Bangladesh by withdrawing support to $3 billion multipurpose bridge over River Padma, Dhaka is hoping that China will step into the breach. Could India pit ch in too? Or Delhi and Beijing collaborate on a transformative economic venture in Banglade sh, setting a new basis for regional cooperation?
Cyber security should take centrestage in nuclear-policymaking. This brief evaluates the current state of cyber security in India’s civilian and military nuclear systems, as gleaned from both incidents of breach on-ground and analyses in the public discourse. It outlines the level of threats faced in this domain, and makes a case for the development of policy measures for an integrated cyber-nuclear security strategy.
Over the years, sanctions have emerged as a preferred foreign-policy tool for many States, especially in the West. Sanctions serve a number of purposes, including the application of economic and political pressure on specific governments with a view to change their stance on a particular issue. International organisations, throughout the 20th century, used sanctions to impose their positions. The League of Nations first imposed sanctions in 1921
In response to their experience of western colonialism, countries like China and India have sought to develop their own, indigenous and autonomous technology base. China, in the last 30 years, has succeeded in this endeavour, becoming a major manufacturing power and adopting policies to develop and market its own technologies. Such success, however, is not without critics. Developed countries, especially the US which is its principal trading part
In the biomedical field, laboratories must ensure biosafety while managing pathogens and microorganisms in order to protect personnel and the broader community against potential leaks and lab-acquired infections. Global standards provide a roadmap for the biosafety of laboratories, underscoring the importance of their design and equipment, personnel training, waste management, and communication in preventing potential biohazards from breaching co
Tomorrow, the use of human shields could become standard operating procedure. Instead of the difficult process of flushing out militants by armed assault, the army could line up civilians and use them to breach a position.
From Iran's perspective, Israel breached a critical threshold by attacking its diplomatic mission, which Tehran deemed its sovereign territory
The Cobrapost Paytm story highlights, perhaps more importantly, the inadequacy of the legal system in place when requesting data from online companies that collect vast quantities of information about their users.
Given the massive breach of faith by Facebook, it's unclear how long it will take to re-establish trust in their motives even if companies pledge to improve their data security systems and guidelines.
In Pathankot and again in Uri, we have seen the perimeter breached too easily.
The ‘Legion’ hacks expose the dire state of cybersecurity in India. Frequent data breaches will steadily erode the confidence of Internet users and deter them from using digital gateways
The Constitutional Court took almost 111 days to deliberate Yoon Suk Yeol’s case as it was tested from the standpoint of preserving the Constitution.
कर्नाटकात जो काही राजकीय गोंधळ झाला, तो पाहता देशातील पक्षबदल विरोधी कायद्याची अंमलबजावणी कमी उल्लंघनच जास्त आहे, हे स्पष्ट होते.
घटनेचे रक्षण करण्याच्या मुद्द्यावरून यून सुक योल यांच्यावरील महाभियोग चालवण्यास घटनापीठाने सुमारे १११ दिवसांचा अवधी घेतला.
