It’s about time India gets more active on countering military cyber espionage
Sameer Patil's article 'Countering military cyber espionage' was republished by Scroll.in.
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Budget 2016: the challenge begins now
Two weeks after Finance Minister Arun Jaitley announced the Union Budget 2016-2017, it continues to be a hotly discussed topic. This pro-farmer budget has laid down great plans, but in a nation where Mars Missions and farmers suicides occur simultaneously, aspirations will have to take a backseat until the way forward has been paved.
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Myanmar: the chessboard of destiny
The power game in Myanmar has become clearer with the election of U Htin Kyaw as President. However unanswered questions remain as to the role of NLD leader, Aung Suu Kyi in this new government as well as how Myanmar will operate with two very different groups at the steering wheel.
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Zanzibar reelections: doomed to fail?
Six months after a General election was countermanded, Zanzibar is set head into a reelection on the 20 March, 2016. Ambassador Neelam Deo, Director at Gateway House, who participated as an observer in the elections, shares her insights into what led to the reelection and what might come from the opposition boycott of it.
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Countering military cyber espionage
The Indian military faces persistent cyber espionage challenges, especially from social media platforms. It’s time for a pro-active approach.
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Budget 2016: what’s in the bag?
For all intents and purposes, the Union Budget for 2016 is in the right direction. But what is lacking is clarity, or the nuts and bolts of how Finance Minister Jaitley intends to achieve some of its ambitious objectives.
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3D printing makes rapid strides in India
Rajrishi Singhal, Senior Fellow, Geoeconomics Studies, was quoted by the Times of India in an article.
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Bangladesh: a return to secularism?
The High Court of Bangladesh recently agreed to consider a petition challenging the status of Islam as the official religion in the country. Ambassador Neelam Deo, Director, Gateway House discusses the implications of this move for Bangladeshi society as well as for the country's relationship with India.
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India’s 100GW solar power target safe despite adverse WTO ruling
Amit Bhandari, Fellow, Energy and Environmental Studies, Gateway House, was quoted by Sunday Guardian Live in an article.
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$1 Billion Plot to Rob Fed Accounts Leads to Manila Casinos
Sameer Patil, Fellow, National Security, Ethnic Conflict and Terrorism, Gateway House, was quoted by Bloomberg Business in an article.