Subimal Bhattacharjee

Tracing the origin of messages is difficult. A solution that doesn’t completely denude user privacy must be worked out

Social media-driven traders expose the hypocrisy of broking apps

India must use provisions in the IT Act, Penal Code and the Disaster Management Act to tackle misinformation and initiate an intense awareness ...

The Indian private sector’s role in defence production has picked up with significant technology spin-offs

With Japan looking to build its defence ecosystem, there’s a huge scope for both the nations to cooperate in manufacturing

Rather than passing on blame, the focus should be on serious investigation into the evolving technology that allows for unauthorised surveillance

India offers free play to digital giants in the domestic space. It needs localisation safeguards

The PM has put in place a sound ministerial team that will have to engage with global players on a host of tricky issues

TRAI’s decision to cut noncurrent interconnection usage charges is welcome as it will usher in the ‘Bill and Keep’ era

The Trump administration is unlikely to turn off the tap on what is now an established bilateral defence partnership

It must be embedded in our Make in India programme in defence and electronics. Cyber warfare is a real threat

The Chabahar agreement redraws the power paradigms, particularly in the Indian Ocean Region

The new guidelines seek to address amateurish adventurism, but the regulatory specifics need revisiting

Penalties are not the answer. Ultimately, business interests must drive telecom service providers

The government, in expediting private participation, needs to bring bureaucracy on board

Instead of blanket bans, the government should arrive at a decision factoring the harmony of law, technology and ethics

AAP’s win underscores the robustness of EVMs

Obama’s visit can pave the way for technology transfer in a range of areas, including cyber security and homeland security

We don’t have a comprehensive and stringent security regime to deal with cyber attacks, nor even the appropriate laws