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Swati Dey -July 6, 2017

Patriot presents a ground report on how able the capital is to deal with the needs of the differently-abled citizens On the whole, the Indian society has learnt several lessons to socially accept and absorb the people with various disabilities. The terminology changed, and they are called differently-abled. For the nearly 27 million such people, […]

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Swati Dey -May 18, 2017

The recent ransomware attack questions the security of data storage. The supreme court will take up the larger issue of privacy in the Whatsapp case India was one of the several countries hit by the global cyber-attack several days ago. The Kaspersky Lab recorded over 45,000 attacks in nearly 100 countries, which included Russia, UK, […]

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Swati Dey -May 4, 2017

Technology is changing the way people dress: from checking in the mirror, seeking advice over selfies, to consulting AI-enabled digital style assistants “I have pinged you a picture. Tell me, how I look in this dress?” This is a question that we often ask our  friends, relatives or colleagues. It’s one of the most challenging […]

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Swati Dey -December 22, 2016

UN-WHO wants to squeeze tobacco industry globally; non-State actors hope to undermine such policies In November 2016, the Framework Convention Alliance (FCA), a network of 500 global organisations in 100 nations, met with health officials and politicians across the world. The seventh Conference of the Parties, or COP7 as it is called, felt sure that […]

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