The Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission will now provide free health IDs to citizens of the country that will allow access to medical records by all medical professionals with the consent of the patient.

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Design-thinking-based governance, which borrows from data-driven inputs and creates outcome-oriented solutions, could be the future in a technology-driven world.

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Seeing loved ones over video calls on a daily basis has provided many with a coping mechanism during these trying times.

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Indian AI sector is growing by leaps and bounds and data labelling business is expected to be valued at $1.2 billion by 2023.

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India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about changes of the past decade that he says are likely to critically shape the new one, in the December 23, 2019 edition of the India Today Magazine.

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Apart from bringing the biggest allocation for defence, budget 2019 also brings the largest ever allocation for science and technology at Rs 12796 crore.

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Apart from bringing the biggest allocation for defence, Budget 2019 also brings the largest investments in science and technology.

Here are the biggest takeaways from the CES 2019.

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Smart toilets to robot puppies, here are the biggest takeaways from CES 2019.

From cryptocurrency collapse to Elon Musk losing the plot. Here's everything important that happened in 2018.

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From cryptocurrency collapse to Elon Musk losing the plot, here's everything important that happened in 2018.

Even if all the agencies were to pool their resources, they do not have the capacity or the ability to monitor everyone.

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Unless you are a terrorist, you can rest assured that the agencies have no time or use for snooping into your computers or mobile phones.

It will help us understand why we fell behind Western countries in science and technology.

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