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  Web 3.0 is the third version of the Internet based on block chain technology. Web 3.0 aims to create an intelligent, autonomous, connected and open Internet. As we move to Web 3.0, decentralization is expected to be a major trend. In short, it is a concept that transfers power from a single person or body to a mass of people. India was one of the early proponents of Web 3.0 technology. According to the 'Crypto tech Industry in India, 2021' report by NASSCOM and WazirX, more than 230 Web 3.0 start-ups have already started in India. With the advancement of Internet technology through Web 3.0, there is a strong possibility that the technology will be weaponries, cyber threats become more widespread and the challenges to national security increase. In this scenario, it is necessary to closely examine the future viability and sustainability of Web 3.0. Opportunities for India: India has used technology to shape its domestic socio-economic development. This technology has produced ...

  In Last week of   March 2021, the Prime Minister of India went on an authentic go to attend the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the independence of Bangladesh. Truly, in the course of Bangladesh's Liberation War, India assumed a massive phase in its improvement through giving political, discretionary, army and compassionate assist to it. The beginning commemoration of Banga bandhu Sheik Mujibur Rahman, the dad of Bangladesh, and fifty years on account that the basis of conciliatory family members amongst India and Bangladesh has moreover been completed for this existing year. The Prime Minister's go to displays the fifty years of robust ties between India and Bangladesh, which have developed into a mannequin for the complete area in phrases of bilateral relations. This is the first overseas go to by means of the Indian Prime Minister after the outbreak of the Covid-19 epidemic, indicating that India attaches excellent significance to family members with its jape neighbor. Apa...

  The committee specifically emphasized that the government should make a deep assessment of the relationship between India and China so as to form a national consensus on how China should be treated. The major observations and recommendations made by the committee are as follows: One Belt One Road Initiative: One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative is a China infrastructure project, which includes the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor- CPEC. The committee noted in its report that CPEC is not acceptable to India as it passes through Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK), which is a violation of India's territorial integrity. The committee has praised India's attitude of strongly rejecting the OBOR initiative proposed by China. It recommended that India should promote its own connectivity projects under various initiatives in response to the OBOR initiative. Apart from this, the committee has also suggested that India aided the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (BRICS Development ...