It is imperative that we enable startups to list on stock exchanges outside of India, in order to increase capital inflow and to stem the flow of Indian startups flipping to economies outside of India.
Frequent replacement of paving stones in a city is symptomatic of corruption.
It is critical to factor in non-kinetic warfare into our war games, so as to provide the people and the industries with a playbook to face and mitigate non-kinetic aspects of warfare.
The e-Sahamati framework, has been developed by the e-governance department with the help of National Informatics Centre (NIC).
The recent events at BharatPe signal the coming of age of Indian startup ecosystem, where all the checks and balances mirroring those of large established corporate houses are coming into play, to keep the ecosystem in good stead.
The government has been charging a tax on digital payments while promoting digital payments.
Judicial intervention leading to banning vehicles based on their age is unprecedented globally and would lead to enormous value destruction.
Quick, appropriate regulatory frameworks that respond to technological changes and innovations are in themselves a significant source of value creation in an economy.
With so many challenges, regulating cryptos becomes a tough job. On the other hand, it is also difficult to ban the march of technology.
Starting in a week, the India Internet Governance Forum of IndiaIGF.in is critical as it will provide a platform to debate the significant issues that hamper the growth of the Internet in India.
The Supreme Court passed a direction to have a three-member committee to continue the probe into the case.
India IGF is being held in the second week of November, under the aegis of the UN IGF.
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