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Though considered a golden fibre, jute in recent months has lost much of its lustre with jute mills massively cutting down on production. It has meant that growers of jute are saddled with produce that millers are refusing to buy, pushing them into penury.

Humans have failed to stop climate change. It is now important to change policy gears and focus on how to face climate change with the least impact on humanity.

The success of this year’s DEWG stems from members’ commitment to action-oriented outcomes, building on discussions from previous presidencies.

We can leverage the existing highways to roll out a quick and cost-effective, high-quality fiber optic network throughout the country, digitally and physically connecting the last person standing.

BharatNet is expected to provide the backbone as well as the last-mile optical fiber-based connectivity to homes across all villages in the country.

As India has moved aggressively towards smart cities in the last nine years, it has become imperative that we bring in standards into the buildings of these smart cities, that enforce access to connectivity.

Rajiv Gauba, the cabinet secretary to Government of India, launched on Thursday the ‘Compendium of Technology Policy Regime in India’ – a detailed report compiled by the Centre for Digital Economy Policy Research (C-DEP).

The workshop will have sessions on Digital Technology and Public Safety; Personal Body Armour – New Horizons of Human Safety; Public Safety in Digital Age with Global Best Practices; Road Safety: An Integral Component of Public Safety; and Industrial Safety and Security: An Indian Perspective. 

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LED light bulbs are nowhere close to their promised life of 20 years. There is grounds for suspicion that perhaps this industry has fallen back to the days of the infamous Phoebus cartel.

The ceremony was not repugnant just because of what it represents but also because of how it was conducted. It still mixed religion and government.

Leaders have followed a path revealed over 300 years ago to the great Guru of Sikhism, Guru Gobind Singh. It is worthwhile to understand the context of this political strategy.