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By continuing the end-use exemptions, sectors such as telecom manufacturing will continue to grow exponentially.  This will help in building the digital infrastructure needed for… Continue reading Preserving end-use exemptions: A strategic necessity for telecom sector & digital infra growth

China’s economy is facing significant challenges. Despite their government’s concerted efforts to project otherwise by claiming the country’s GDP to achieve 5.2% growth this year,… Continue reading Atmanirbharta At Stake: India’s PVC Industry Struggles As China Continues To Bomb India With Cheap PVC-S Imports

In a war, an adversory looks for wealth enhancement through looting, reparations, subjugation of masses or through changing the trade rules for disproportionate economic benefits.… Continue reading Towards Atmanirbharata: DGFT’s deployment of the strategy of MIP to safeguard trade

Governments often restrict cross-border data flows over privacy concerns, surveillance, and the need for adequate protection of user data in certain jurisdictions. Article authored by… Continue reading Building bridges in the data jungle: A path to global trust

The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework is not solely about economic cooperation; it aims to build a shared future based on trust, transparency and fairness. With its… Continue reading India’s support for IPEF is a sign of commitment towards trans-border ease of doing business

Recently, concerns have been raised about the quality of medicines that are being sold in the Indian market, as the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation… Continue reading BIS Standard For IPA Imports: Critical For Securing Pharma Supply Chain

Dr. Jaijit Bhattacharya, President of the New Delhi-based Centre for Digital Economy Policy Research (C-DEP) views on Israel Pager Attack in India Today, stresses the… Continue reading Israel pager attack | Now cyber kinetic warfare

Dr. Jaijit Bhattacharya, council member at ICANN and Mr. Anupam Aggarwal board member of PTI explains the functioning and origin of Internet and how it… Continue reading Who Owns The Internet? Council Member At ICANN Shares Potential Dangers Of A Single Country’s Oversight | Exclusive

Digital monopolies may stifle competition by charging exorbitant fees, controlling access to key services, or dictating terms to firms that rely on them. Article authored… Continue reading Steering digital titans away from monopoly’s edge

The pager bombing of Hezbollah has announced the arrival of the age of hybrid cyber-kinetic warfare. What are the implications of such weapons on humanity?… Continue reading Weaponisation of pagers in Lebanon: The dangerous world of cyber-kinetic aggression

Article authored by Manoj Dinne & Shreedutt Patnam Evidence of China’s detrimental trade practices and their impact on India’s pharmaceutical industry and public health has… Continue reading How China’s dumping of IPA threatens public health & pharma sector

Former President of US, Donald Trump, accused India of being a “Very Big Abuser of Trade”. Is that backed by evidence? What is the reality?… Continue reading On Donald Trump’s contention: Is India an abuser or victim of trade with the USA