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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Founder & CEO TAC Security Trishneet Arora talks about his venture and how it is providing services to tackle the cybersecurity threats.

Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. It's 2020 and the pandemic while ameliorating the use of the internet also exacerbated the issue of cybersecurity. In today's episode, DH's Sagar Kulkarni speaks to Founder & CEO TAC Security Trishneet Arora.

TAC focuses on vulnerability management in the cyber world protecting enterprises and governments around the world.

Sagar Kulkarni: Mr Arora, tell me how safe is the Internet in the increasingly networked world because the government tells us that about 7 lakh cyber attacks have been reported till August this year.

Arora: Internet is as safe as we try to use it safely. You won't become a victim of cyberattack till you don't want to become one. People become victims of a cyberattack until unless they are aware of cybersecurity stuff and secondly people who don't care about cybersecurity and they get hacked.  There are two kinds of people: One who believes that they are already hacked and the other who believe they are not hacked. Everybody has been hacked because we have been using smartphones and the Internet...

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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Union Health Secretary says entire country might not be vaccinated against the virus; Serum Institute of India clarifies that the Covishield vaccine is safe and immunogenic; the government expresses confidence that it will reach a solution after discussing issues raised by protesting farmers; Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expresses its concerns over farmers’ protests in India; Election Commission of India approaches  government to allow NRIs to vote through postal ballots and Nirav Modi further remanded in custody.

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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, actor Nanda Gopal talks about his new film to hit the screens 'Arishadvarga'.

Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. Today, we are joined by the man who has worked in many of the entertainment channels from Radio to the silver screen, it's none other than Nanda Gopal, who stars in his latest flick "Arishadvarga".

Hi and welcome to DH Radio.

Nand Gopal: Hi and Thank you for having me over.

Ahmed: How did you channel the cop in you? Can you tell us about your role?

Nanda: A close friend of mine told me that the director was looking at casting for a movie called "Arishadvarga" and I heard the script and we went ahead and collaborated. This is probably one of those few film noirs in Kannada. The film's universe is not of blacks and whites, but shades of grey. And Arvind (Kamath) is trying to capture most of those shades.

My character is a very hard-boiled police inspector, who is lonely and that adds a certain dimension to the way he sees everything.

Ahmed: What was your favourite part of the film?

Nanda: I was allowed not to say it when I could do it. Most of the roles that are written these days are verbose and its because oral tradition plays a more important role. Most of our roles are weighed in terms of the dialogues they get to say. One of the happiest things for me was that you could behave where it was necessary and in case there was some line that could be passed because you could explore it in terms of nonverbal communication, that was favoured. This approach by Arvind gave me immense pleasure as an actor. There was no fear of not getting enough lines. This is not the film about lines, per se, but about behaviour and a lot of interesting things that unfold.

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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Prime Minister Narendra Modi once again defends the new farm laws; S&P Global Ratings retains its forecast of 9% contraction in the Indian economy for the current fiscal; Tamil Nadu and Kerala brace for heavy rain over the next few days; Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa’s political secretary NR Santhosh got discharged from the hospital and Maryam Nawaz says Imran Khan should have "some courage" to question ISI.

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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio,  A veteran of the southern film industry Avinash talks about his latest film "Arishadvargas", the evolution of the Kannada film industry, the pandemic, and more.

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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Union Home Minister Amit Shah launches scathing attack on the Opposition while campaigning for Hyderabad civic polls; Dave Prowse no more; Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut says farmers protesting against the Centre's new agri laws are being treated as if they are "terrorists"; Uttar Pradesh has registered its first case under the new anti-conversion law and Pennsylvania's supreme court dismisses another legal challenge to the US election by supporters of Donald Trump.

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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Punjab CM Amarinder Singh slams Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar; Haryana Police has booked state Bhartiya Kisan Union chief Gurnam Singh Charuni and several farmers on attempt to murder; National Security Advisor Ajit Doval takes part in the high-level trilateral maritime dialogue in Colombo among India, Sri Lanka and the Maldives; Indian cricket team was fined 20% of its match fee for maintaining a slow over-rate against Australia in the series opening first ODI in Sydney; police have registered a criminal case against the Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa's political secretary N R Santosh and Islamic State-linked extremists kill four people in Indonesia.

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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Data shows Indian economy contracted by 7.5% in the July-September quarter of this fiscal; India's federal fiscal deficit in the seven months to end-October stood at Rs 9.53 lakh crore; farmers gathered at various entry points into the national capital allowed to hold a peaceful protest and R Roshan Baig hospitalised.

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Movies in Karnataka are unparalleled. What's more fascinating is its history and a part of which was its turning point: New wave cinema of the 1970s. Joining us film critic M K Raghavendra to shed some light on this aspect of the state.

This is part of a series by Deccan Herald where distinguished voices discuss the inspiring ideas that shaped the history of the state in the last six decades.

See you next week with another moment that has defined Karnataka.

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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, football legend Diego Maradona no more;  Kerala announces a two-day mourning; FC Kohli passes away; Prime Minister Narendra Modi pitches for 'One Nation, One Election’ ;  Pakistan yet to initiate any serious efforts to nab 26/11 accused and Two army soldiers were killed in a militant attack on the outskirts of Srinagar

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