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  फोटो-Reuters The central government is considering giving a production linked incentive (PLI) b enefit of Rs 3,500 crore to the toy industry. However, this benefit will be available only on those toys, which comply with the rules of the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS). The objective of this move of the Central Government is to attract domestic manufacturing, global competition and investment. An official said that the government's implementation of quality control orders for the toy industry and increasing customs duty from 20 to 60 percent have helped in reducing low-quality imports and promoting domestic manufacturing in the country. Benefits for toys complying with BIS regulations The official said, “Now we are working on the extension of PLI to toys. However, this benefit will be applicable only for toys complying with BIS norms. PLI benefit can be given as per different investment slabs. It can be from Rs 25 crore to Rs 50 crore or even Rs 100-200 crore. According to the n...

  The recent cyber attack on the servers of Indian Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has put Indian security agencies in a difficult situation. The mystery of this cyberattack has not yet been solved. Meanwhile, questions arise as to how prepared India is for such a cyber attack. Cybersecurity expert Pawan Duggal answers questions on this topic. He said what the community should look into. Let it be known. Worried cyberattack on AIIMS servers  Regarding the cyberattack on AIIMS servers, cyber expert Pawan Duggal said that I believe that the ransomware attack on AIIMS is an attack on the sovereignty, integrity and security of India. This is not an attack on a hospital, it is an attack on the most popular institution in the country. AIIMS is where, apart from common citizens, data related to big officials, judges and officials is available. This includes data from prime ministers to former prime ministers. This data can be misused. These can be expected. Look at this broadly...