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Amit Shah eyes intel synergy with 'friendly' nations

IndiaTimes Monday, 23 December 2024 ()
Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasizes cooperation with friendly nations on intelligence to detect anti-India outfits. He highlights the importance of new strategies to counter emerging threats, including cyber and psychological warfare, and calls for the use of AI and blockchain to address these security challenges.
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