Modi opens RBI's Rs 169-crore data centre and cybersecurity institute in Odisha
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a new Reserve Bank of India data centre and a Cybersecurity Training Institute at Info Valley-II in Jatni, near Bhubaneswar.
The ceremony in Odisha marked the launch of a Rs 169-crore data centre built for the RBI, alongside a dedicated institute for cybersecurity training, research and capacity building. The facilities are located in the Info Valley-II technology park in Jatni, close to the state capital. Modi highlighted the project's role in strengthening digital infrastructure and safeguarding financial systems. Officials said the institute will develop skilled personnel to address emerging cyber threats.
Why it matters
The new RBI facilities boost India's digital finance security and develop cybersecurity expertise.
How the sides frame it
HIGH AGREEMENTAll camps report Modi inaugurating the RBI's Rs 169-crore data centre and cybersecurity institute in Odisha, noting its cost, size and purpose, with only minor differences in which aspects they highlight.
LEFT
Left-leaning coverage frames the event as a launch of a facility aimed at building cybersecurity capabilities through training, research and sector-wide development.
CENTER
Centrist coverage frames the inauguration as a step to strengthen digital infrastructure and safeguard financial systems.
RIGHT
Right-leaning coverage frames the centre as supporting mission-critical payment systems, strengthening digital financial services and boosting cybersecurity training.
The left emphasises
- focus on building cybersecurity capabilities through training, research and sector-wide development
The right emphasises
- support mission-critical payment systems
- strengthen digital financial services
- boost cybersecurity training
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