156th (Feb 2020) edition of eMagazine PreSense: Editorial on recent Delhi violence + Cover Story on Mobile vulnerability + Analysis of Delhi elections + Report on NGPL workshop + Prince cartoon + many more

We are pleased to release the 156th (Feb 2020) edition of eMagazine PreSense broadly with the following contents.

1.  Editorial :  Susan Koshy writes on the recent Delhi violence and the need for restraint. Editorial expresses concern over the attack on Police force and the silence of all Human Right forums. 

2.  Cover Story :  Prime Point Srinivasan writes on the mobile vulnerability and tips to protect the mobile from being hacked.

3.  National :  T N Ashok analyses the recent Delhi Assembly elections.

4.  Prime Point Srinivasan writes on the NGPL workshop, which has brought together young and senior leaders of all divergent political leaders.

5.  Triambak Sharma's Prince cartoon -  Triambak has brought nicely the need for preserving trees in his usual style.  

This edition may also be downloaded from the following link

http://www.prpoint.com/ezine/presense0220.pdf

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129th (November 2017) edition of ezine PreSense: Editorial - Are social networking sites threat to national security? + Cover Story on the benefits of barefoot and 8 shaped walking + Interesting facts about Nobel Prize + Hubble space telescope + announcements relating to DiJAI and DiSAI + many more

Editorial Team is pleased to release/ attach the 129th (November 2017) edition of your ezine PreSense broadly with the following contents:

1.  Editorial:  V Rajendran writes on whether the social networking sites are threat to national security.

2.  Cover Story: K. Srinivasan and Susan Koshy write on the benefits of walking, including barefoot walking and 9 (eight) shaped walking.

3.  Dr R Jagannathan writes on the interesting facts about Nobel Prize.  

4.  Sukruti Narayanan writes about Hubble space telescope and expanding universe.

5.  Triambak Sharma's usual Prince cartoon.

6.  Announcement :  Digital Journalists Association of India (DiJAI), an initiative of this ezine PreSense invites amateur (non professional and students) to contribute their articles.

7.  Announcement :  PreSense starts the fourth initiative Digital Security Association of India (DiSAI) to create awareness about the digital security issues.

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http://www.prpoint.com/ezine/presense1117.pdf 

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110th (April 2016) edition of ezine PreSense: Editorial on the challenges faced by disabled persons + Cyber harassment of ladies + Panama Papers + Brave story of acid attack victims + many more

We are please to release the 110th (April 2016) edition of ezine PreSense with the following contents:

1.  Editorial :  Susan Koshy (Editor) writes on the challenges faced by the Disabled persons in India;

2.  Cover Story:  K. Srinivasan (Editor in Chief) writes in detail on the harassment faced by women through cyber space along with expert views and suggestions.

3.  Special Story:  Sukruti Vadula narayanan (Editorial Team) writes in  on the 'Panama Papers', that rocked the entire globe.

4.  Ignited Minds:  Kavipriya (Editorial Team) writes on how a few acid attack victims have bravely faced the challenges.

5.  Under the Archives Section, we reproduce the exclusive interview given by Dr Abdul Kalam for our April 2010 edition of our ezine PreSense. 

6. Triambak Sharma's Prince cartoon.

The ezine may also be downloaded from the following link (970k) in pdf format.

http://www.prpoint.com/ezine/presense0416.pdf

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96th (March 2015) edition of ezine PreSense: Cover Story on ICC Cricket World Cup + SC ruling on 66A + NRI's perception about Indian Media + Hindi Section + many more

We are pleased to release  the 96th (March 2015) edition of ezine PreSense with the following contents:

1.  Cover Story:  Susan Koshy brings out interesting facts about ICC Cricket World Cup.

2.  Controversy:  Recent Supreme Court judgement removing Sec 66A from IT Act has thrown open many challenges to Indian women.  K. Srinivasan analysis the impact of the judgement on the innocent victims of cyber stalkers.  

3.  Between You and Me:  This column is meant for our readers.  Vino Supraja, US based reader explains how Indian Media is projecting India very badly at International level.  She says, "Life in India is close to a fairy tale, but it is being portrayed by the Indian media as a horror movie."

4.  Technology Corner: Sukruti Vadula writes about the global robotic market.

5. From the Archives of March 2009:  S K Kharvendhan, then Member of Parliament, who guest edited the March 2009 issue of ezine wrote how media analysis of performance  motivated MPs.  

6.  Hindi Section:  As announced earlier, from this edition, we bring out a Hindi Section.  P K Khurana writes about the grand architectural marvel of Thanjavur Big Temple. 

7.  Triambak's PRince cartoon.

8.  Dr Abulakam's advice to Health Care givers.

The ezine may also be downloaded from the link

http://www.prpoint.com/ezine/presense0315.pdf

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Oct 2008 - Cyber crimes, Cyber security and protecting your computers

October 2008 issue of Corporate ezine PR-e-Sense deals with the various types of Cyber crimes and Cyber security issues. This issue also brings out suggestions to protect the network and computers from such threats. We have also dealt with the legal provisions governing cyber crimes.

Mr N Vittal, former Central Vigilance Commissioner of India has Guest Edited this issue. During his tenure as IT Secretary to Government of India, he has sown the seeds of technological growth in India. When he became the Central Vigilance Commissioner of India, he had directed the Financial Institutions in India to use the technology for more transparency. This issue may be downloaded from the following link (pdf 400 kb)

http://www.primepointfoundation.org/presense/presense1008.pdf

Please also listen to the following two podcasts"

Mr N Vittal speaking on Cyber crimes during the inauguration of two day seminar on "Cyber Security" at Chennai organised by Cyber Society of India
http://www.poduniversal.com/2008/10/cyber-crimes-protecting-your-computers.html

Interview with Mr S Ramakrishnan, Director General of C-DAC, who have made forensic tools
http://www.poduniversal.com/2008/10/c-dac-centre-for-development-of.html

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