The Government of India has decided to exempt the delegates and participants arriving to attend the G20 meetings in the country till November 2023, from 2 per cent mandatory random Covid-19 testing at the airports, a top government official said. G20 Meetings: Government Exempts Delegates and Participants Arriving in India From 2% Random COVID-19 Testing at Airports.
Delegates and participants arriving to attend the G20 meetings in India till November 2023 will be exempted from the mandatory 2 per cent random Covid-19 testing at the airports, a top government official said.
Delegates and participants arriving to attend the G20 meetings in India till November 2023 will be exempted from the mandatory 2 per cent random Covid-19 testing at the airports, a top government official said.
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 2 (ANI/BusinessWire India): Renowned cybersecurity news publication, The Cyber Express, has announced the launch of the India Edition of World CyberCon 2022. The one-day event will take place on November 18, 2022, at Courtyard Mariott, Mumbai. The first edition of India's cyber security event embraces and espouses the theme "Unlocking India's Potential in the Cyber-Realm." Cybersecurity is growing at a rapid pace and developing nations like India are on the hot seats to become pioneers in the industry soon. India has already shown progress over the years in addressing the key concerns of IT security policies. The government bodies like CERT-In and the IT ministry are equipping business owners and businesses with the knowledge, governance, and policies to safeguard their online presence. Reports indicate that the cyber security market in India is estimated to reach close to 290 billion rupees by 2025. There has also been a hiring