Health ministry denies its website was hacked

The union health ministry on Thursday told the Supreme Court that its website had not been hacked and that the allocation of seats for post-graduate medical courses had erroneously been uploaded on June 11.

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Health ministry denies its website was hacked

The union health ministry today told the Supreme Court that its website had not been hacked and that the allocation of seats for post-graduate medical courses had erroneously been uploaded on June 11.

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Health ministry denies its website was hacked

The union health ministry today told the Supreme Court that its website had not been hacked and that the allocation of seats for post-graduate medical courses had erroneously been uploaded on June 11.