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The MeitY has launched India’s first “Quantum Computer Simulator Toolkit”, which is developed by IIT Roorkee, IISc Bangalore, and C-DAC.

IIT Roorkee, IISc Bangalore, C-DAC develops India’s first ‘Quantum Computer Simulator Toolkit’

Centre told, “The government will constitute a committee of experts in the field to go into all aspects of the issue.”

Do you want to bring on record whether Pegasus was bought/used or not, SC to Centre

A Twitter spokesperson said that the firm will continue our constructive dialogue with the Indian Government.

Making Every Effort To Comply With New IT Rules, Need More Time, Twitter Tells Centre

 According to the new rules, the social media platforms will have to appoint compliance officers

It’s May 26!! Here’s what will happen to your Facebook, Twitter account

So far, however, none of the platforms have agreed to the new regulations despite the fact that these new rules will come into effect from May 26 onwards.

Here’s why Facebook, Instagram, Twitter could be banned from tomorrow in India

As per the government sources, if the companies fail to work according to the rules, they could be blocked or may face criminal actions.

Facebook says 'Aim to comply' with new IT rules as deadline ends today

Would Indians lose the access to most liked social media applications – Facebook, Twitter and Instagram?

Will Fb, Twitter, Instagram be blocked in India? New IT rules come into effect

World Health Organization (WHO) said that the coronavirus variant – B. 1. 617, which was found in India last year is a variant of ‘global concern’.

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