K’taka SIR supervisor’s death in accident sparks stir, work pressure alleged
The death of a 26-year-old village administrative officer engaged in Karnataka’s special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls set off overnight protests by revenue department employees, who alleged that officials assigned to the exercise were working under excessive administrative pressure
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Fraud-as-a-Service: How cybercrime became a subscription business
The rise of AI has made it alarmingly easy for criminals to engage in digital fraud through a thriving 'Fraud-as-a-Service' network. With minimal effort, they can access advanced tools for executing complex schemes like AI-driven phishing, deepfakes, and identity theft. This alarming trend has escalated swiftly, especially in India, where rapid digitization coupled with limited digital awareness has led to massive financial losses across various sectors.
Woman, daughter wounded; 3 houses set afire in ethnic violence-hit Manipur
Kuki-Inpi Manipur, a civil body, condemned the attack as barbaric and cowardly and blamed Naga insurgent groups
'Khawaja Asif is mentally unstable': India slams Pakistan minister's remark on PM Modi
Reacting to the remarks, government sources said Asif's comments reflected ignorance and underscored the state of Pakistan's political leadership. "That he could be entrusted with his current responsibility says much about today's Pakistan. Clearly, he has no day job and passes time by making silly comments on matters of which he has little knowledge. Envy is always a bad motivation, particularly so from someone steeped in hate speech," government sources told news agency ANI.
Visit to Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand will further strengthen India's Act East Policy: PM
‘My visit to Indonesia and Australia in the Eastern and Southern Indian Ocean, respectively, followed by New Zealand, will further strengthen India's Act East Policy’, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi