The government’s post-Covid policy was to keep the fiscal deficit under check, rein in its revenue expenditure, and spend more on building infrastructure. That strategy seems to be changing.
SEBI probe concluded that purported loans and fund transfers were paid back in full and did not amount to deceptive market practices or unreported related party transactions.
Many really smart people now share the position that playing cricket with Pakistan is politically, strategically and morally wrong. It is just a poor appreciation of competitive sport.
Besides battles in physical battle fields, air and sea, there can be battles in cyberworld, such an an enemy country backing into banking and financial systems of a country, or hacking government’s data base, or government’s tax data or power distribution system, to name some. If such attack happens, who should respond? – The Military, or an organisation of government with cyber expertise sufficient to stop or prevent such attacks? Even attack on private cyber assets is not something to be ignored. Reliance pays about 10% of India’s tax Revenue. Its cyber safety is as important as that of any government website. Has India set up such an organisation which can prevent attacks on its cyber assets, be it private or public? I hope The Print will try to enlighten its readers on these issues.
They were unhappy before, they are unhappy now. So what is the change ?
Besides battles in physical battle fields, air and sea, there can be battles in cyberworld, such an an enemy country backing into banking and financial systems of a country, or hacking government’s data base, or government’s tax data or power distribution system, to name some. If such attack happens, who should respond? – The Military, or an organisation of government with cyber expertise sufficient to stop or prevent such attacks? Even attack on private cyber assets is not something to be ignored. Reliance pays about 10% of India’s tax Revenue. Its cyber safety is as important as that of any government website. Has India set up such an organisation which can prevent attacks on its cyber assets, be it private or public? I hope The Print will try to enlighten its readers on these issues.