Data Sovereignty: Helping India Achieve that Apogee AUTHOR: SUPRIYA R – JUNE 6, 2019 Experts believe that complete Data Sovereignty should be the way forward for India, considering the sensitivity of the issue that is data privacy
Continue Reading
Source:- https://indianexpress.com/article/india/fight-data-colonisation-with-data-sovereignty-abvps-sunil-ambekar-5765543/ He said that centuries of foreign rule in India has taken away the country’s sovereignty and “pursuit of supremacy”, and the next frontier of this competition is over data. Sunil Ambekar, national organising secretary of the RSS’s student wing ABVP. In the backdrop of a pending data protection Bill that mandates increased data […]
Continue Reading
“The ideals of privacy and data protection in today’s world will never be achieved by a regulatory bearhug.”
Continue Reading
Envision is a three-day conference, which will bring together industry stalwarts, leaders, and innovators from the smart cities, education, HR and urban banking sectors
Continue Reading
Indian politicians are getting worried by American colonialism of the internet. Facebook’s WhatsApp is the most popular app on phones. Virtually every smartphone runs on Google’s Android system. YouTube is the favourite video platform and Amazon is the No. 2 online retailer. Some however think this is just as bad as being ruled by the […]
Continue Reading
The second day of BW Envision began with intrinsic insights on the way forward towards bringing a critical change in the education system in India leading towards a better tomorrow.
Continue Reading
“You really want your grandson to become a delivery boy?” Vinit Goenka, the former National Co-convener of the BJP’s IT Cell, and a member of the Center for Raily Information Services (CRIS), said at MediaNama’s discussion on India’s Data Protection Law in New Delhi on 23rd of August. Goenka exhorted the audience to accept data […]
Continue Reading
NEW DELHI — In India, American companies dominate the internet. Facebook’s WhatsApp is the most popular app on phones. Virtually every smartphone runs on Google’s Android system. YouTube is the favorite video platform and Amazon is the No. 2 online retailer. For some Indian political leaders, it is as if their nation — which was […]
Continue Reading