Fri, Apr 10, 2020
India’s adoption of facial recognition technology could have serious ramifications
The application of facial recognition technologies in India would almost certainly aid the country’s stretched law enforcement units and may prove useful in future incidents of public rioting or unrest. Given the state of current technologies, however, observers and government officials in India need to critically examine the reliability of this new platform and its potential to wrongfully infringe on the rights of innocent individuals.
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Tue, Mar 24, 2020
Ideas for US-India cooperation on trade in the health sector in the time of COVID-19
The coronavirus crisis is precisely the kind of situation that can test the potential for building out the US-India relationship and contributing to a larger global response. Let a new initiative in the US-India partnership begin—one that can contribute to a global response to COVID-19.
New Atlanticist by Mark Linscott
Tue, Mar 24, 2020
India’s public health response to COVID-19 with Dr. Edmond Fernandes, MD
The following interview was conducted on March 23, 2020. Let’s just start with the basic facts. To the best of your knowledge as of this evening, March 24, 2020, what is the situation in India right now. What are the total number of infections, what has been the main origin, is there community spread occurring […]
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