British decolonization extended beyond Africa to other regions such as the Indian subcontinent and various territories worldwide.
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India faces seismic vulnerability, with regions like the Himalayan belt, northeast, and Kutch being high-risk zones.
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Cross-border cyber attacks pose significant threats to India’s internal security. These attacks can disrupt critical infrastructure
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Emerging technologies and globalization facilitate money laundering through digital channels. Combating it demands international cooperation
