The Indian Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) plans to enable the use of crypto tokens for digital signatures in a new domestic web browser.
Lower house approval of a data protection bill benefits major tech firms. 
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) in India has announced its intention to allow users to use crypto tokens for digital signatures within a new domestic web browser. This move is noteworthy since India has not introduced any legislation in parliament concerning Web3 or cryptocurrencies, although it has advocated for worldwide cryptocurrency regulations during its presidency of the G20. 
India to develop own browser to take on Chrome, Firefox in new Atmanirbhar bid.
MeiTY has launched the Indian Web Browser Development Challenge and plans on launching its own internet browser.
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While India’s central bank has been against legalizing cryptocurrencies, it has

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