'India Believes Technology Must Be Democratised, Stands Ready to Collaborate by Sharing Its DPI with World'

'India Believes Technology Must Be Democratised, Stands Ready to Collaborate by Sharing Its DPI with World'

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. India said it is expanding its Digital Public Infrastructure ecosystem into areas such as agriculture and smart cities and stands ready to share successes with the international community, as UN leaders commended the country for its leadership in investing in this domain. World News | 'India Believes Technology Must Be Democratised, Stands Ready to Collaborate by Sharing Its DPI with World'.

Tech: DSCI works on global cyber security network

Cyber security needs international collaborations Digital Security Council of India (DSCI) is making efforts to build a global network of cyber security experts from both the governments and private sectors, given the threats due to complexity of technology-driven fast advancing businesses https://www.cybersecuritycloudexpo.com/. DSCI has held its first India-Singapore Cyber Security Conclave 2025 in the city […] Source

India aims to boost Africa ties through digital cooperation

India collaborates with Africa to bolster digitalization, beginning by sharing its knowledge and expertise in DPI and digital payments development. The post India aims to boost Africa ties through digital cooperation appeared first on CoinGeek.

'India believes technology must be democratised, stands ready to collaborate by sharing its DPI with world'

United Nations, Apr 25 (PTI) India said it is expanding its Digital Public Infrastructure ecosystem into areas such as agriculture and smart cities and stands ready to share successes with the international community, as UN leaders commended the country for its leadership in investing in this domain.Minister of State for the Ministry of Commerce & Industry and the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology, Jitin Prasada, said that the Ind…

India - Legacies Must Be Respected And Protected. - Conventus Law

In the recent landmark case of Sir Ratan Tata Trust and Anr v Dr Rajat Shrivastava and Ors, the plaintiffs, Sir Ratan Tata Trust and Tata Sons Private Limited, sought a permanent injunction against the defendants for unauthorised use of their trademarks and the well-known name of the late Sir Ratan Tata. The plaintiffs claimed that that there had been infringement of registered trademarks, copyright violations, passing off, dilution of goodwill …