Greater Kashmir

Srinagar, Oct 17: Kashmir Inspector General of Police (IGP) Sujit Kumar Singh on Saturday directed all police stations in the Valley to adopt modern, technology-driven and citizen-centric policing. He was chairing a conference on 'SMART Policing and Digital Beat Policing', attended by Range DIGs, District SSPs, Additional SPs, Zonal SPs, DySPs and SHOs from across Kashmir Zone. According to a police spokesperson, in line with directions of the Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police, the IG

Udhampur, Oct 14: Dr Mohd Haseeb Mughal, IPS, on Wednesday assumed charge as Director of the Sher-e-Kashmir Police Academy (SKPA), Udhampur, succeeding Shri Garib Dass, IPS, ADGP, who was relieved of charge. Soon after assuming office, Dr Mughal convened a meeting with all gazetted officers and emphasised the importance of teamwork, coordination and collective responsibility in upholding the legacy of the premier police training institution. He reiterated the need to maintain a high level of pro

New Delhi, Oct 13:Prime Minister NarendraModi on Tuesday called for using technology, data, knowledge, and innovation to empower people rather than concentrate power in the hands of a few, saying India's growth should create opportunities for the world. Addressing the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi, being held in India for the first time, PM Modi said the real question was not who possessed power but how it was used. Today, Technology is Power, Data is Power, Knowledge is Power, Innova

Jammu, Oct 9: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Friday filed a chargesheet before the NIA Special Court Jammu against an arrested accused and three killed Pakistani terrorists in the Kishtwar terror attack case. In a statement, NIA said it filed the 535-page chargesheet against arrested accused Maneer Ahmed, son of Mohammad Yousuf Koli, resident of Naidgam Chatroo, Inderwal, Kishtwar and three killed terrorists including Saifullah @ Saifullah Kashmiri @ Atiq Nazir @ Atiq Ur Rehman. The

New Delhi: Ahead of India Mobile Congress 2026, Union Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has placed 6G, artificial intelligence (AI), indigenous telecom manufacturing, and affordable digital access at the centre of Indias technology policy. Prime Minister Narendra Modi met members of the GSMA Board in New Delhi. In policy statements ahead of the event, Scindia outlined the Governments ambitions for 6G leadership and the expansion of domestic telecom manufacturing. According to Scindia,

New Delhi, Oct 6: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday stressed that democratisation of technology is essential to ensure that no section of the society is left behind and that technology and digital services should be made affordable and accessible, particularly for the Global South. Interacting with the Global System for Mobile Communications Association (GSMA) board members here, Modi also emphasised that technology must become a tool for inclusive and sustainable development. The prime mi