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DUBAI Dubai Expo 2022 has emerged as a major newsmaker for Kashmir as Lt Governor Manoj Sinha led administration signed a series of proposals aimed at investment in Jammu and Kashmir.

Data security and data compliance should be a priority for Chinese mainland internet companies seeking an initial public offering overseas, as the country will implement new rules that require firms holding large amounts of user data to get approval from regulators before listing overseas, industry analysts said.

Data security and data compliance should be a priority for Chinese mainland internet companies seeking an initial public offering overseas, as the country will implement new rules that require firms holding large amounts of user data to get approval from regulators before listing overseas, industry analysts said.

Data security and data compliance should be a priority for Chinese mainland internet companies seeking an initial public offering overseas, as the country will implement new rules that require firms holding large amounts of user data to get approval from regulators before listing overseas, industry analysts said.

Ex-CMs will get cover from District Police, Security Wing Strength cut down from 500 plus to 50, DySP to be head Sanjeev Pargal JAMMU, Jan 6: In a big decision, the Jammu and Kashmir Government has decided to drastically reduce the strength of Special Security Group (SSG) from 500 plus to below 50 and it will now be headed by a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DySP) instead of Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) at present and it will not […]

The Union Territory’s administration has decided to downsize the elite unit of the police force to the ‘bare minimum’.

A day after the Centre withdrew Special Security Group (SSG) cover to former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Ministers, former Deputy Chief Minister of the Union Territory and BJP leader Nirmal Singh welcomed the decision and said that this decision will send a positive message to the people.

A day after the Centre withdrew Special Security Group (SSG) cover to former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Ministers, former Deputy Chief Minister of the Union Territ

Jammu, Jan 6: The strength of Special Security Group (SSG) protecting the four former Chief Ministers of Jammu and Kashmir– Omar Abdullah, Mehbooba Mufti, Farooq Abdullah, Ghulam Nabi Azad– will be reduced, as per an order by Jammu and Kashmir government. The decision was taken in the Security Review Coordination Committee meeting wherein it was decided that under the Provision of Security to Protectees, the posted strength of SSG will be reduced, added the order. “Post the rem...

Officials say the decision was taken by the Security Review Coordination Committee