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India, US ink MoU on cybercrime investigation

India and the US have signed an MoU to enhance cooperation in investigating cybercrime cases, the Ministry of External Affairs announced on Saturday. The agreement, inked in Washington DC on Friday, aims to strengthen collaboration on shared security challenges, including...

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New Delhi, Updated At : 07:11 AM Jan 19, 2025 IST

India and the US have signed an MoU to enhance cooperation in investigating cybercrime cases, the Ministry of External Affairs announced on Saturday. The agreement, inked in Washington DC on Friday, aims to strengthen collaboration on shared security challenges, including terrorism, terror financing, organised crime, drug and human trafficking, illegal migration and money laundering.

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