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Editorial-4: Safe Harbour Risk
In formally outlining the proposed Digital India Act, 2023, the Minister of State, IT, made a case for a robust replacement of the IT Act, 2000, which is somewhat obsolete now. He asked, “Should there be a ‘safe harbour’ at all for all intermediaries?” This acquires significance as the government has been working to... .Read more
Updated on 13 March, 2023 Security Current Affairs
A moment of reckoning for AUKUS and Australia
●An announcement about an “optimal pathway” for AUKUS — the security partnership between the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom — is on the horizon, with implications for Australia’s plans to operate a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines within the next decade. ●Australian PM has called it “the... .Read more
Updated on 11 March, 2023 Security International Relations Current Affairs
Categorisation of terrorism on the basis of motivation is ‘dangerous’, says India
●At the First Reading of the Draft Resolution on 8th Review of the Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy of U.N. India said that the tendency to categorise terrorism on the basis of motivations behind terrorist acts is “dangerous” and asserted that all kinds of terror attacks, whether motivated by Islamophobia, anti-Sikh, anti-Buddhist or ... .Read more
Updated on 11 March, 2023 GS2 Security Social issues & Justice Current Affairs
