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19/02/2026

19/02/2026

The Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) has formalized an interim framework governing the custody of virtual digital assets and tokenized assets. The framework sets supervisory expectations for investment dealers operating trading platforms, covering custody limits, segregation standards, reporting obligations, and tiered requirements for third-party custodians. It has been implemented through binding membership terms rather than amendments to the core rulebook, and is intended to operate while permanent virtual digital assets–specific rules are under development.

The framework introduces a tiered custodian model linking capital, insurance, governance, and technology assurance requirements to the proportion of client assets held. It also establishes risk-based capital expectations, including higher thresholds in certain cross-border contexts. The measure follows earlier risk-based steps taken by CIRO and aligns with Canada’s broader phased approach to virtual digital asset regulation, including the Bank of Canada’s position on fiat-backed stablecoins.

Source: https://www.ciro.ca/newsroom/publications/notice-ciros-digital-asset-custody-framework

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19/02/2026

🇮🇳Founder Secretary’s Thought of the Day | HRDS INDIA 🌿

“The nation progresses when the last citizen progresses.”

A nation’s strength is not measured by the progress of a few, but by the upliftment of its most vulnerable citizens.

True development becomes meaningful only when it reaches the last person in the line — ensuring dignity, opportunity, and inclusion for all.

At HRDS INDIA, our mission with tribal and marginalised communities is rooted in this belief. By investing in education, empowerment, and grassroots development, we work toward building a nation where no citizen is left behind.

When the last citizen rises, the nation truly advances.

— HRDS INDIA

16/02/2026

The Government of Thailand’s Cabinet has approved a proposal by the Ministry of Finance to permit virtual digital assets and carbon credits to be used as underlying assets in Thailand’s derivatives and capital markets.

Under the proposal, the Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand will amend the Derivatives Act to enable these asset classes to serve as underlying instruments in regulated derivatives products.

The measure is intended to align Thailand’s derivatives framework with international standards, enhance regulatory oversight and investor protection, and support the development of Thailand as a regional venue for institutional participation in digital asset markets.

Source: https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/investment/3195574/thailand-puts-digital-assets-on-a-firmer-footing

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16/02/2026

Founder Secretary’s Thought of the Day | HRDS INDIA 🌿

“The voice of the marginalised is often quiet, but never insignificant.”

The most powerful voices are not always the loudest. Many communities speak softly—not because their concerns are small, but because they have long gone unheard.

At HRDS INDIA, we believe every voice carries dignity and value. Our work with tribal and marginalised communities is centred on listening, inclusion, and empowerment—ensuring that silence is never mistaken for insignificance.

When we choose to listen with responsibility, we create space for justice, opportunity, and transformation.

— HRDS INDIA

15/02/2026

On this sacred night of Maha Shivratri, may Lord Shiva’s divine presence fill your life with peace, strength, and unwavering faith. 🕉️✨

Let silence guide your thoughts, devotion steady your soul, and hope light your path forward.

Wishing you and your loved ones a blessed and powerful Maha Shivratri. 🙏💙

15/02/2026

शिव सत्य हैं, शिव साहस हैं !!
शिव अनादि हैं, शिव अनंत है !!

महा शिवरात्रि की आप सभी को हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं 🌸

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10/02/2026

10/02/2026

Founder Secretary’s Thought of the Day | HRDS INDIA 🌿

“Equality is not sameness; it is fairness in opportunity and dignity.”

Equality does not mean treating everyone the same—it means ensuring that every individual is given a fair opportunity, respect, and dignity to grow.

At HRDS INDIA, we work with tribal and marginalised communities to promote equity through education, empowerment, and inclusive development. By addressing unequal starting points, we strive to create conditions where dignity and opportunity are accessible to all.

True equality uplifts without erasing identity.

—HRDS INDIA

09/02/2026

Founder Secretary’s Thought of the Day | HRDS INDIA 🌿

“Truth requires no defence when conduct is upright.”

Truth stands firm when actions are guided by integrity. Upright conduct speaks louder than explanations, justifications, or defence.

At HRDS INDIA, we believe that ethical conduct is the strongest assurance of truth. While working closely with tribal and marginalized communities, we let transparency, honesty, and responsibility define our actions—because when conduct is upright, trust follows naturally.

Truth upheld by integrity needs no defence.

— HRDS INDIA

06/02/2026

Founder Secretary’s Thought of the Day | HRDS INDIA 🌿

“Vision is the ability to see hope where despair prevails.”

Vision is not limited to foresight—it is the courage to believe in possibilities even in the most difficult circumstances. Where despair exists, vision creates direction and purpose.

At HRDS INDIA, our vision drives us to see hope within tribal and marginalized communities facing long-standing challenges. Through empowerment, education, and grassroots development, we work to transform hardship into opportunity and despair into dignity.

When vision leads, hope becomes action.

—HRDS INDIA