America has called for a virtual meeting of UNSC (United Nations Security Council) members to discuss Hong Kong’s predicament. According to Sino-British joint declaration of 1984, Hong Kong till recently enjoyed a special status, but now there’s a sword of Chinese security law hanging over it.
The hackers belonged to Black tech and Tick Chinese hackers groups. They made their way into Japanese systems through communication systems affiliated to China. This exposes a lacuna in security vis-à-vis research and development in defense industry
In a major development, High court of Jammu & Kashmir has asked separatists to shun their ideology or stay incarcerated. According to Ahmed Ali Fayyaz of Daily excelsior, MA Qayoom who had approached the court to end his detention, has been given the aforementioned decision by Justice AM Magrey & Justice VC Koul.
While The Right to Information Act is based on the premise that democracy must involve an informed citizenry and that a government must be accountable to those governed, what needs to be debated is whether the freedom of expression of the media is in the public interest, always and every time?
The numbers are growing but it’s their speed of growth which appears to have been slowing. This is regardless of the country and region and appears independent of the type of intervention policy of any particular country.
Right since the time Corona has emerged on the global scene there is one thing which has been discussed time and again; how much to test for Corona. Govt of India (GOI), and sometimes Modi himself as well, have been criticised heavily by one and all for testing too less.
Disease, disaster or riot, Indian Armed Forces have always been at the forefront becoming the first line of defence in case of an eventuality other than dealing with external aggression.
A new epoch has arrived when extra dimensions have been added to war, defence forces being armed to teeth won’t suffice as conventional war is not the only war being fought. Fighting information war is Indian government’s latest predicament. Alacrity of Indian diplomatic missions abroad can facilitate Indian government in fighting 5th generation war of non-contact, says a veteran in his letter to Dr S Jaishankar, Minister of External affairs.
