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Mohd Ujaley

Mohd Ujaley is a journalist specialising in the intersection of technology with government, public sector, defence and large enterprises. As Editorial Director at Tech Observer Magazine, he leads editorial strategy, moderates industry discussions and engages with key stakeholders to shape conversations around technology, policy and digital transformation. With over 15 years of experience, Ujaley has held editorial roles at prestigious publications including The Economic Times, ETGovernment, Indian Express Group, Financial Express, Express Computer and CRN India. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Economics, a Master’s in Mass Communication from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), a Parliamentary Fellowship from The Institute of Constitutional and Parliamentary Studies and a Certificate in Public Policy from St. Stephen’s College, Delhi.
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US Military Targets Full Quantum-Safe Encryption Rollout by 2031

US Department of War has become one of the first major defence organisations to establish a detailed timeline for enterprise-wide deployment of quantum-resistant encryption.
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Cyber Risks Increasingly Driven by Digital Dependencies Says Former NIC Chief

Former NIC chief says cyber resilience requires visibility into critical dependencies accountability and continuity planning as governments expand interconnected digital services.
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Tata Electronics confirms cyber breach after data leaked on dark web

Tata Electronics has confirmed a cybersecurity incident after ransomware group World Leaks published over 200,000 files allegedly stolen from the company, including documents purportedly linked to Apple and Tesla.
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The Inventor Who Came Home to Build India’s Digital Eyes

After decades in the United States, Tinku Acharya came home to Kolkata with an idea that seemed ambitious at the time to build world-class video computing technology in India. Two decades later, as the country pursues technological sovereignty, that decision appears less like a gamble and more like an early glimpse of the future.
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NHAI Shifts to AI-Driven Predictive Maintenance for National Highways

NHAI is deploying AI-powered dashcams, drones and network survey vehicles to detect highway defects before they cause failures. The predictive maintenance approach replaces reactive repairs with data-driven early intervention.
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Centre Asks IT Industry to Prioritise Reskilling Over Job Loss Concerns

The government has urged India's IT services industry to prioritise reskilling over job displacement fears as AI transforms service delivery. MeitY secretary S Krishnan said at a Kochi consultation that trained human resources are what India can offer the world.
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Foreign firms sweep UIDAI biometric SDK challenge as Indian participants fall short

Foreign firms from Slovakia, the US and Lithuania won all top positions in UIDAI's face and iris recognition benchmarking challenge. Indian participants including Perfios and IIIT Hyderabad failed to reach the podium.
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Department of Posts Signs ₹444 Crore MoU to Host Postal Tech on Cloud

NICSI, NIC and Department of Posts sign ₹444.36 crore MoU to migrate the Advanced Postal Technology application to MeghRaj 2.0 government cloud infrastructure.
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Book Review

How AI Ate The World Review: A Sharp, Sceptical Guide to AI Boom

Chris Stokel-Walker's book explains artificial intelligence through history, people, power and panic. It avoids both blind optimism and easy alarmism.

MoRTH Deploys 3D Laser Survey Vehicles Across National Highways

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has deployed Network Survey Vehicles with 3D laser scanners across all states to monitor National Highway conditions. The vehicles can survey up to 300 km daily.
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