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The report, by Kaspersky’s Digital Footprint Intelligence for the year 2021, found that the highest number of advertisements by people claiming to be insiders comes from India. (Shutterstock)

Most data breaches caused by insiders in India, shows report

Insiders may be most responsible for data breaches from companies in India, a recent research report has suggested after studying listings on the dark web, where underground market places exist for hacked or leaked sensitive personal data that people share with websites. The report, by Kaspersky's Digital Footprint Intelligence for the year 2021, found that the highest number of advertisements by people claiming to be insiders comes from India.

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PMLA case involving gangster Iqbal Mirchi: Real estate broker Bindra's discharge plea rejected

A Mumbai PMLA court rejected real estate broker Ranjeet Bindra's discharge plea in the money laundering case involving Iqbal Mirchi. The court stated Bindra had "active participation in layering the proceeds of the crime" and played a crucial role in property deals. The ED opposed his plea, citing evidence of illegal funds transfers. Mirchi, a late gangster, allegedly bought properties with illegal money. The court ruled charges must be framed against Bindra.

BRS MLC K Kavitha

K Kavitha moves court over no home-cooked food, mattress in Tihar Jail

BRS leader K Kavitha seeks home-cooked food, mattresses in Tihar Jail following a court order. She was sent to judicial custody in a money laundering case related to Delhi excise policy. ED alleges Kavitha conspired with AAP leaders for kickbacks. 15 arrests made, assets worth Rs. 128.79 Cr seized. ED files chargesheet, conducts 200 searches. Allegations of irregularities and losses to exchequer in excise policy modifications.

JD(S) joined the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in September last year.

Only PM Modi and Amit Shah can resolve issues at national level: Ex-PM Gowda

Former PM Deve Gowda emphasized the leadership of Modi and Shah, urging better BJP-JD(S) coordination to win all 28 Karnataka Lok Sabha seats. He warned against underestimating Congress's financial strength and criticized Siddaramaiah. Yediyurappa expressed confidence in the alliance and criticized the Congress government for halting development.

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UP ranks first in custodial deaths, all cases warrant probe: Cong leader

Congress leader Pankhuri Pathak called for a judicial probe into every death in police custody in Uttar Pradesh, citing concerns over the state government and police administration's lack of control. Her remarks followed the death of gangster-turned-politician Mukhtar Ansari in a Banda district hospital. Pathak highlighted the high number of custodial killings in Uttar Pradesh and shared reports of such incidents on Facebook. Ansari's family has alleged foul play in his death, prompting calls for investigations from various political leaders.

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Violence against Christians raised in 'Good Friday' prayers in Kerala

Christians in Thiruvananthapuram observed 'Good Friday' with special prayers, reflecting on violence against Christians in Manipur and other parts of India. Latin Catholic metropolitan Archbishop Thomas J Netto highlighted the need to combat such cruelty. The Christian community in Kerala marked the day with traditional customs, attending church services and 'Way of Cross' processions to remember the suffering of Jesus Christ. Devotees from various states gathered at the St Thomas church in Malayattoor hills.

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Andhra people all set to defeat YSRCP, says Chandrababu Naidu

TDP's Naidu confident of defeating YSRCP's Reddy in Andhra Pradesh polls, criticizes 'Memanta Siddham' campaign. Naidu promises job creation, welfare schemes, and subsidies in Anantapur district. Accuses YSRCP of inconsistencies in uncle's murder case. Attends Iftar dinner with Muslim community. Elections on May 13, counting on June 4.

On March 23, two additional superintendents of police, who were accused of colluding with suspended DSP of the SIB D Praneeth Rao, were arrested. (Shutterstock/ Representational image)

Telangana phone-tapping case: Former DCP, police officer interrogated

Former DCP of Hyderabad Police and another official were questioned in a phone tapping and data destruction case. Two other police officials were arrested earlier for colluding with a suspended DSP. Lookout circular issued against former SIB chief and others allegedly not cooperating. Suspended DSP accused of tapping phones illegally. Case registered for criminal breach of trust and conspiracy.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh

Centre open to amendments in Agnipath scheme if required: Rajnath Singh

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh defended the Agnipath scheme, assuring that the future of youths joining as Agniveers would not be affected. He stated that the armed forces need a young profile for increased risk-taking spirit and tech-savvy personnel. Singh emphasized that changes would be made if necessary, ensuring the scheme's effectiveness. He also expressed confidence in the security of India's borders amid the ongoing India-China border issue.

Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde

Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena announces 8 candidates for Lok Sabha elections

The Shiv Sena, led by Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, announced candidates for eight Lok Sabha seats in the state, including seven sitting MPs. Former Congress MLA Raju Parve received a ticket for the Ramtek (SC) seat, replacing Sena's sitting MP Krupal Tumane. The other seven candidates are Rahul Shewale, Sanjay Mandlik, Sadashiv Lokhande, Prataprao Jadhav, Hemant Patil, Srirang Barne, and Dhairyasheel Mane.

External affairs ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal (File Photo)

‘China may repeat its baseless claims…’: India lambasts Beijing on Arunachal Pradesh

MEA reaffirms Arunachal Pradesh's status as an integral part of India despite China's repeated baseless claims. In response to recent Chinese assertions, India rejects the claims and asserts that Arunachal Pradesh is an inalienable part of the country. EAM Jaishankar emphasizes this stance during a visit to Singapore, stating that the state's status is not determined by foreign claims but by its inherent connection to India.

The Central government has extended Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958, in eight districts and 21 police stations in five districts of Nagaland, declaring them as 'disturbed area' for a period of six months with effect from April 1 this year, unless withdrawn earlier.

Centre extends AFSPA in eight districts of Nagaland for six months

The Central government has extended the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958, in Nagaland's eight districts and 21 police stations for six months from April 1. The Ministry of Home Affairs made the announcement, citing the need to address the state's law and order situation. The AFSPA allows security forces to make arrests without warrants and conduct searches without warrants.

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D K Suresh, only incumbent MP from Karnataka, files nomination from Bangalore Rural

Incumbent MP D K Suresh filed his nomination from Bengaluru Rural constituency for the upcoming polls. He defeated former MLA Anitha Kumaraswamy in previous elections. BJP-JD combine fielded cardiac surgeon C N Manjunath against him in this Vokkaliga-dominated segment. Congress leader D K Shivakumar expressed confidence in Suresh's victory, citing past electoral victories against the Deve Gowda family.

Mahua Moitra

TMC's Mahua Moitra to skip ED summons today, will campaign in Bengal's Krishnanagar

TMC leader Mahua Moitra to campaign in Krishnanagar constituency, skips ED summons in FEMA case. She was called for questioning twice earlier but cited official work. Moitra, renominated for Lok Sabha polls, denies allegations in cash-for-query case. CBI raided her premises following Lokpal's directive.

Independent candidate K. Padmarajan, a tyre repair shop owner popularly known as "Election King". (AFP)

Despite losing 238 times in polls, TN man set to contest LS election

K Padmarajan, known as the "Election King" of India, has lost 238 times in his bid for public office but remains undeterred. The 65-year-old believes in the importance of participation over victory and continues to contest elections, aiming to be a role model for others. Despite spending thousands of dollars in nomination fees, Padmarajan is happy losing and sees failure as a learning experience in democracy.

Kamal Kishore

India's NDMA official Kamal Kishore appointed as UN secy-general's special representative

India's Kamal Kishore, of the NDMA, appointed by UN Secretary-General as special representative for disaster risk reduction, succeeding Mami Mizutori. Kishore brings 30 years of experience in disaster risk reduction, climate action. He led G20 Working Group on Disaster Risk Reduction and contributed to Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure. UNDRR coordinates Sendai Framework for disaster risk reduction.

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