This is the first podcast from a collaboration series between CNES and ICRIER where we will be tackling India's digital and telecom sector and its underpinnings. With India hosting its first National Internet Governance Forum late last year, there have been conversations around the topic and what it means for India. In conversation with guest speaker Isha Suri, Ashika and Shiva outline the models of internet governance, explore issues of representation and diversity, and discuss the work of international voluntary organizations in the space along with their unique challenges. Isha is currently working as a Senior Researcher at the Centre for Internet and Society and has a commendable amount of experience in the policy space. Her areas of interest include Telecom Policy, Competition Law, Internet Governance, Intellectual Property Rights, and Privacy and Data Protection. She holds an LL.B. (Hons.) degree with a specialization in Intellectual Property Law from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur. She also has a degree in Electrical Engineering that often comes to her aid when grappling with complexities of the techno-legal domain. Image - https://vajiramias.com/current-affairs/india-internet-governance-forum-iigf/617382291d5def430f018278/

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