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India is undergoing a historic technological shift — one where governance, innovation, and public service delivery are being transformed through the power of digital and AI-driven solutions. At the heart of this evolution stands the ET Government Vision Conclave, a landmark event that brings together policymakers, industry leaders, technologists, and innovators to rethink the future of governance.

Singapore is one of the most modern and traveller-friendly cities in the world, where technology meets convenience at every corner. Whether you’re strolling through the futuristic Gardens by the Bay, tasting hawker food at Lau Pa Sat, or exploring Sentosa, your smartphone can be your best travel buddy.

With the right travel apps in Singapore, tourists can easily plan, navigate, dine, and pay — all at their fingertips. This blog will walk you through the must-have apps for tourists that make your Singapore trip smoother, smarter, and more enjoyable.

When you start a website, you need two main things: a domain name and web hosting. Both are important, but serve different purposes. Many new website owners get confused about how they work together.

Your website is your online identity. Before you can launch it, you need a web address (domain name) and a place to store your website files (web hosting). Think of it this way: if your website is a house, the domain name is its address, and web hosting is the land where your house sits.

Selecting the right web-hosting provider is absolutely vital for Indian websites and businesses. For a site aimed at the Indian audience, the hosting you choose can impact how fast your pages load, whether your site stays online when traffic spikes, how secure your data is, and even how well you rank in search engines.

Given that, this article reviews the top five web-hosting providers in India (or serving Indian customers) using key criteria like speed, reliability, security, features, support, regional payment options and overall value. 

Industrial systems are no longer isolated from digital networks in today’s interconnected world. As factories, power grids, and transport systems adopt automation and the Internet of Things (IoT), their exposure to cyber threats has increased dramatically. This is where Operational Technology (OT) cybersecurity becomes vital.

While many organisations invest heavily in IT security, the protection of OT environments—those that control physical devices and processes—is often overlooked. This oversight can have serious consequences, from halting production to endangering human lives.