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By partnering with telecom operators, players like Google and Perplexity now have a chance to reach nearly 80% of India’s internet users — and perhaps catch up with ChatGPT’s runaway growth in the country.
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OpenAI has also signed a deal with India’s Ministry of Education and the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) to distribute 5 lakh ChatGPT licenses to teachers and students nationwide.

Google, meanwhile, has been offering Gemini Pro free for a year to students in India.
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In July, Airtel partnered with San Francisco–based AI startup Perplexity to give its 360 million subscribers a free 18-month Pro subscription, typically priced at Rs 17,000 per year.
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For Jio, it’s a chance to add another layer of value to its massive user base, a digital continuation of what it began with cheap 4G and then 5G data.
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The rollout will start with 18-25-year-old users on the Jio Unlimited 5G plan and soon expand nationwide.

For Google, India is both a testing ground and a market-in-the-making.
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This time, with Google’s Gemini.

On October 30, Billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Jio announced that it would offer a year of Google’s AI Pro plan with the latest version of Google Gemini to its 505 million users, a plan that otherwise costs Rs 35,100 ($399).
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But the partnership set the tone for a deeper playbook, one where telecom operators became the distribution layer for global tech companies, giving them instant reach into hundreds of millions of users.

Fast forward to 2025, and Reliance is once again at the centre of a global tech alliance.
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A year later, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) banned differential pricing for data services, effectively killing Free Basics and reinforcing India’s commitment to net neutrality, the idea that telecom companies can’t privilege one service over another.
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In 2015, the social media giant (now Meta) partnered with Reliance Communications to launch Free Basics, a programme that offered free access to a limited set of internet services, most of which were owned or curated by Facebook.

It didn’t last long.
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Global AI companies come for 900 million Indian mobile users. But what’s in it for telecom operators?
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Maj Gen Masudur Rahman will lead a Bangladesh Army team to Rawalpindi for four-day-long inaugural ‘staff talk’ days after Pakistan Army’s Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen Sahir Shamshad Mirza’s Dhaka visit.
ISI is seeking to establish its presence in Cox's Bazar, Ukhia, Teknaf, Moulvibazar, Habiganj, and Sherpur areas of Bangladesh.
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A recent visit from a military delegation, with ISI operatives onboard, marked high-level talks with Bangladeshi intelligence officials, aimed at expanding their collaborative network.
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The ISI allegedly played a pivotal role in plotting a plan led by the students and backed by BNP-Jamaat-e-Islami to remove Hasina from power in August 2024.
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In a strategic development, Pakistan's Inter Service Intelligence (ISI) is reportedly enhancing its footprint in Bangladesh, eyeing critical areas around India’s eastern & northeastern borders, as well as the Bay of Bengal.
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The interaction covered the roles and responsibilities of CERT-In in crisis management, vulnerability assessment, information sharing, and coordinated response to cyber incidents.
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The session was conducted by CERT-In, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, in collaboration with the Ministry of External Affairs.
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reinforcing India’s commitment to a secure and resilient digital ecosystem. He further elaborated on how CERT-In leverages Artificial intelligence-driven analytics and automation to detect, prevent, and respond to cyber incidents in real time.
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Chairing an interactive session with journalists visiting from the European Union countries in New Delhi, Dr Bahl noted that these innovators are building advanced solutions for threat detection, cyber forensics, and AI-based monitoring systems,
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Director General of Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), Dr. Sanjay Bahl, has said India’s Cybersecurity Ecosystem scaled new heights with over 400 Startups and 6.5 Lakh Professionals powering a 20 Billion dollar Industry.
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Of the 1,544 APK files analyzed, 145 exposed sensitive data, 249 provided unprotected access to critical components, and 226 executed commands with elevated privileges.
This indicates a system vulnerability on these devices and additional risks to users.
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