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Kerala Govt Opting For Chinese Optical Fibre Cables When Indian Made Cables Are Available
Union Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, has questioned the Kerala government's decision to employ Chinese-made cable or optical fibre for the Kerala Fibre Option Network (K-FON) project. The KFON project, a collaborative effort between the Kerala State Electricity Board and Kerala State IIT Infrastructure Limited, aimed to provide internet connectivity to the entire state as well as free internet to BPL families, but failed to comply with regulations as it made use of cables originating from China.
Addressing the media over India’s growth in the digital sector in the last nine years, Chandrasekhar pointed out that the country has many optical fibre plants.
“This optical fibre is a domestically available product. There are many plants in India that manufacture optical fibre. Why did they (Kerala government) need to import from China? What was the pressure? What was the reason,” the minister asked.
How do we stop the infiltration of the Chinese in our state governments and political parties?
NIA releases footage of Indian High Commission attack, urges information on assailants
Avtar Singh Khanda, a close associate of arrested Khalistan supporter Amritpal Singh and self-styled chief of the banned Khalistan Liberation Force (KLF), died of blood cancer at a hospital in Birmingham, the UK, on this morning. He was linked to anti-India activities, including the attack on the Tricolour at the High Commission of India in London.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Wednesday released pictures of 45 individuals involved in the March 19 attack on the Indian High Commission in London by alleged Khalistani supporters. In a statement, the NIA asked the public to provide information about the persons seen in the video footage, adding that the identity of the informant will be kept secret.
Rajnath Singh pays tribute to Galwan heroes, their bravery will inspire coming generations
On the third anniversary of the Galwan Valley clashes, top military officers deployed along the Line of Actual Control in Eastern Ladakh held operational discussions to further strengthen the preparedness in the region.
Narco-terror modules busted in Rajouri-Poonch
A major narco-militant module was busted in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri-Poonch area, leading to the arrest of eight people and the recovery of 44 kg of heroin and weapons. All are concerned over the organized nature of such modules and their ability to transport contraband to other states.
India, US near deal to build fighter jet engines in boost to PM Modi defence manufacturing plan
India has cleared the purchase of thirty armed drones from the US — its first ever — to boost its sea and land defenses as tensions with neighboring China and Pakistan persist, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
The decision to clear the acquisition of the MQ-9B Predator drones was made by India’s Defence Acquisition Council Thursday. It comes ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the US next week, where the two sides are also expected to agree to jointly manufacture jet engines in the South Asian nation. Modi’s government is in the midst of a 10-year, $250 billion military modernization effort.
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