[ad_1] The Union government clarified before the Delhi High Court (HC) on Thursday that it has âplenaryâ (absolute) powers to protect the countryâs national security. The governmentâs comments come on a petition filed by Celebi, a Turkish ground and cargo handling company, which challenged the governmentâs move to revoke its security clearance licence. Solicitor general…
[ad_1] The government has withdrawn the security clearance of Turkish firm Ăelebi’s Indian airport services arm, citing national security risks and halting its operations at nine airports, including Delhi and Mumbai. In a statement on Thursday, the government said that the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has revoked with immediate effect security clearance of…
[ad_1] A misplaced sense of bravado might be getting the better of Pakistan. Late on Wednesday night and early on Thursday, it tried to attack Indian military facilities in 15 cities. These were thwarted by Indiaâs air defence systems, which shot down missiles and drones from across the border. Islamabadâs escalation provoked retaliatory action by…
[ad_1] Satellite internet services providers such as Starlink, Amazon’s Kuiper, Eutelsat OneWeb, and Jio will have to submit a yearly plan to the government showing how they will gradually increase local manufacturing of ground segments of their satellite network in the country, according to new guidelines by the department of telecommunications (DoT) on Monday. The…
[ad_1] India, a nuclear-armed state with one of the worldâs largest armies and a formidable intelligence network, failed to foresee an attack in one of its most heavily patrolled and sensitive regions. This is Indiaâs âzero-dayâ event, a cybersecurity term that refers to a previously unknown vulnerability exploited by attackers before itâs patched. Kashmirâs picturesque…
[ad_1] US President Donald Trump is showing Americaâs trading partners no mercy. If they export a lot to the US, it will tariff them backâby half. The âreciprocalâ rates are especially harsh on several developing countries, with Vietnam, India, Thailand and Bangladesh all facing barriers of well over 20%. The costs wonât be felt equally….
[ad_1] DeepSeekâs moment of global glory is a double-edged sword, and it couldnât have come at a more geopolitically fraught time. The upstart grabbed global attention with its latest models, shocking Silicon Valley and investors with their capabilities and efficiency. But for a Chinese AI company with overseas ambitions, doing the technically impossible may be…
[ad_1] South Koreaâs industry ministry has become the latest government to restrict access to the Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek, citing security concerns. The ministry issued a temporary ban on employee access to the AI service, urging ministries and agencies to exercise caution when using generative AI technologies like DeepSeek and ChatGPT. This move reflects…
[ad_1] The dense clouds over DeepSeek are not clearing anytime soon. After bans on government resources in Italy, France, the US Congress, and elsewhere, new research suggests that DeepSeekâs ties to the Chinese state may be deeper than previously thought. Security analysts have reportedly uncovered an obfuscated code within the chatbotâs web login page that…
[ad_1] Australia has banned all DeepSeek AI services from government systems and devices, citing national security risks. The decision makes Australia one of the first nations to take direct action against the Chinese artificial intelligence start-up, which has rapidly gained global attention. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke announced the ban on Tuesday, stating that all…
