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Like a dado round the room was the jutting line of splendid heavy game-heads, the best of their sort from every quarter of the world, with the rare white rhinoceros of the Lado Enclave drooping its supercilious lip above them all.

Confidential computing may take multiple forms, but early use cases rely on trusted execution environments (TEE), also called trusted enclaves, where data and operations are isolated and protected from any other software, including the operating system and cloud service stack.

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After the exchange of enclaves with Bangladesh on August 01, 2015, around 9776 'new Indians' were added to West Bengal's voters' list.

Land ownership of the people living in former enclaves of Panchagarh made ensure on Tuesday with handing over of the land record and map documents to the district administration, reports BSS.

Nearly 14,000 voters from some 100 former Indian enclaves out of 111 inside three northern districts -Panchagarh, Lalmonirhat and Kurigram - will be allowed to vote in the UP election, said officials at the election commission (EC) in Dhaka.

The Narendra Modi dispensation in India has quite surprisingly decided to settle the tricky issue of enclaves - the slivers of land situated on both sides of Indo-Bangladesh border - once and for all.

The 250-hectare complex was designed to contain seven different enclaves, as well as a school, a church, a transportation hub, and several mixed-use districts that would be both business and commercial centers.

Mashaldanga is one of the Bangladeshi enclaves scattered inside the Indian territories with an estimated population of 3,870 as per a joint Indo- Bangladesh census in 2011.

Authorities of Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan can settle situation around enclaves located on the territory of two countries, through exchanging border areas, Interfax reported referring to the Tajik government.