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    India is addressing Wall Street’s favourite ‘elephant’ in the room to its own advantage

    The Indian government has identified 762 potential applications of artificial intelligence across 62 ministries and departments, spanning farming, railway safety, tax compliance, public grievances, customs and healthcare. While some tools are already in use, others remain in pilot or development stages.

    Indian patch patrol sets out to resolve PHP risk

    Two critical security flaws in PHP, the programming language underpinning an estimated 70% of the internet, have triggered emergency cybersecurity measures in India. Banks are auditing applications and preparing backups, while the government is patching official websites. Razorpay has deployed AI-led vulnerability detection and warned merchants about potential breaches.

    Cert-In and states rush to patch PHP flaws across govt portals

    Last week, two critical cybersecurity flaws in the PHP programming language were discovered with the help of AI. Subsequently, Cert-In issued advised organisations to apply security patches. Thousands of state government portals, district administration websites, municipal corporation services, and public grievance redressal systems in India have historically relied on content management systems and frameworks based on the PHP programming language.

    PHP security vulnerabilities: Indian govt rushes to fix official websites, banks audit apps

    Banks have begun auditing applications for weaknesses, taking some non-critical services offline and preparing backups to divert traffic if parts of their websites or mobile applications experience downtime, according to executives.

    GST Council meeting 2026: What may change as GST 2.0 takes aim at ITC, refunds, arrest powers and other reforms

    GST Council Meeting 2026: The GST Council, meeting in New Delhi, is expected to propose significant reforms for tax administration. One reform will address arrest powers for tax officers, requiring court orders for detentions. Input tax credits on certain business expenses may also be unblocked, which could benefit various industries. Small taxpayers may see a simplified registration process and reduced compliance requirements.

    Cabinet approves new authority to integrate India’s transport, logistics planning

    The Union Cabinet has approved setting up the Integrated Transport & Logistics Authority (ITLA), an SPV to coordinate transport and logistics planning, project appraisal, monitoring and data analytics. ITLA will prepare a long-term National Transport Master Plan, assess projects costing Rs500 crore or more, and promote multimodal infrastructure development.

    The Economic Times
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