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Data protection: Threat or an opportunity?

India is considered the intellectual capital of the world. Most developed nations owe their growth, advancement and research to the Indian scientists and technocrats. Our country once was the one point destination of all invaders. While some took away material wealth, others grabbed our ancient scriptures and Vedas. Germany and Japan even have universities teaching and researching Sanskrit. India yet could not be emptied thanks to its gene bank that, like a bottomless ocean, continues to churn hundreds of scholars, scientists and technocrats.

Cross-border warmth

If only governments could learn from their peoples

HARINDER S. SIKKA

 
I was apprehensive when I was invited to participate in the Kirloskar Golf Cup at Lahore this month. Yet I looked forward to visiting Pakistan for the sake of my mother who wished to visit the country of her birth. It was also a God sent opportunity for both of us to visit the holy gurudwaras at Nankana Sahib and Panja Sahib.

Pharma: data protection presents an opportunity

Posted online: Friday , October 15, 2004 at 0000 hrs IST

The pharma industry is competitively poised to take a giant leap forward. The threat to this prospect is from those who find the thought of coming out from the protectionist wall too frightening.