Archive · 6 Jun 2025
NSAB Chairman Urges Enhanced Intelligence Sharing for Agencies
Alok Joshi, the chairman of the National Security Advisory Board, spoke about how important it is for different government groups to share information.
He said that one of the main problems is that these groups often work separately.
Joshi, who used to lead intelligence agencies, gave an example of a time when one agency didn't share important information with another, which could have changed the outcome of an operation.
He also mentioned that the government should help pay for the cost of new technology.
It's important to share information quickly and get feedback, so the consumer knows what to do with it.
NSAB Chairman Alok Joshi emphasized the need for intelligence sharing among government agencies.
Joshi highlighted the challenge of breaking down agency silos.
He discussed a past incident where an intelligence input wasn't shared between agencies.
Joshi stressed the importance of analyzing, operationalizing, and getting feedback on intelligence.
He also mentioned that the government should share the development costs of indigenous technologies.
- Who
- NSAB Chairman Alok Joshi
- What
- Emphasized the need for intelligence sharing among government agencies and discussed the development cost incurred by entrepreneurs building indigenous technologies.
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Gandhinagar at the 'Police Technology Summit 2025'
- Why
- To improve the success of technology and ensure development.
- NSAB Chairman
- Alok Joshi
- Location of Summit
- Gandhinagar
- Event Addressed
- Police Technology Summit 2025
- Key Topics
- Intelligence sharing and indigenous technology
- Joshi's Profession
- Retired IPS officer