The Battle for Digital Dominance: How the Sino-Indian 5G Technology Conflict Shapes Nepal's Digital Future
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2025
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Abstract
The Sino-Indian 5G technology is revolutionizing the digital world, it is continuously introducing new connections, speeds, and technological advancements. Nepal, situated between India and China, has unique possibilities and challenges in the ongoing 5G race. This research examines the impact of Nepal's collaboration with China or India in embracing new technologies on its digital future, economic development, global politics, and national security. Both countries provide 5G with pros and cons. This article examines the impact of Chinese-Indian rivalry on Nepal's infrastructure, security, and sovereignty in the digital era.
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| Authors | Arhum Kammran Shah |
| Journal | Social Sciences & Humanity Research Review |
| Year | 2025 |
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