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Banking cyber fraud: Know how to save yourself from getting scammed online Cyber crime is becoming too complex in India and it may impact any of the online users, writes Aziz Ahmad Cyber banking frauds are very common now where fraudsters can capture banking data through illegal source and use that information for fraud transaction. The illegal source includes such as skimming, phishing, fraud call etc. Once the data is stolen, fraud transaction can be done in a minute. But the question is: Can the fraud transaction be credited back to the account? The answer to this question is so…

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A roaring business ruined in Jamia Nagar: Know how it all happened in very short period of time Rags-to-riches stories are well known. But riches to rags stories are rare. This story is of a small time vegetable seller in Okhla’s Jamia Nagar, who started his business by taking a small loan. As his was the only vegetable shop in the locality (Abul Fazal Enclave) years ago, his business started growing and within years he amassed good money. He bought land, a van and got his sons married. Over a period of time as his business grew, he became arrogant,…

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Dr Rahi to receive first Muzaffar Hanfi International Urdu Award A multi dimensional literary figure of India, author of 50 books and great poet Dr Mahboob Rahi will receive first Muzaffar Hanfi International Urdu award 2021 on April 1, 2021. The Award has been conferred upon him by an International Urdu organisation, Aalmi Tahreek e Urdu. The Award Committee of Muzaffar Hanfi International Urdu Award of Aalmi Tahreek e Urdu has gone through collective work of Urdu literary figures and scrutinised name of Dr Mahboob Rahi of Akola, Maharastra for this award. The Award Committee has submitted its report to…

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Shab-e-Barat 2021: Pray indoors, appeals Jama Masjid Imam With Delhi seeing increase in Covid cases in second wave registering 1,558 new Covid-19 cases and 10 deaths on Saturday night, religious leaders, activists, the Delhi Police, the L-G and the Government have issued guidelines for the devotees. Shahi Imam of Jama Masjid Ahmed Bukhari in a video message said: “Shab-e-Barat is on March 28 and Holi festival is also falling on that day. The Covid-19 infection also continues to increase at a slow pace. Covid-19 guidelines have been issued as a precautionary measure by the government in Delhi and several other…

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Shab-e-Barat 2021: A letter that goes viral on social media in Okhla As devotees get ready for Shab-e-Barat 2021 following which after days Ramzan is to start, a letter has started doing the rounds on the social media a few days ago. The letter with the similar content has surfaced not only on Facebook but also on WhatsApp carrying the message of forgiveness, love and harmony. “With the Month of Mercy in the horizon, I’d like to take this opportunity to sincerely ask for forgiveness and pardon for any hurt or wrong I may have caused you, or any promise…

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No possibility of lockdown in Delhi, follow all Covid-19 safety measures: Jain Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain on Saturday said lockdown is no solution to Covid-19 as we have seen the lockdown but that did not defeat corona completely. Jain said random testing is being done at the railway station and airport to check people coming from outside to Delhi. He said the reason for the rise of the corona case is not known, so we will have to follow all the safety measures like wearing masks in public places if you vaccine then also mask is mandatory. In Delhi…

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Okhla youth fined Rs 2K for face mask violation while sipping soft drink at public place With second Covid wave hitting Delhi, the authorities have started cracking down on people who on those not wearing face masks. A resident said on the condition of anonymity that many bikers faced the heat at Okhla Head on Friday when they were stopped for not wearing face masks. He said on an off inspections take place inside the locality. A resident said his son, who on Friday went for some work in Nehru Place, had to pay Rs 2,000 fine for drinking cold…

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Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain on Saturday said celebrate Holi at home with your family but no public gathering, action will be taken against those who celebrate Holi in public. He said the Delhi government is creating various teams in order to implement the measures with regard to restrictions on public gatherings at Holi. Delhi government is creating various teams in order to implement the measures with regard to restrictions on public gatherings at Holi, says Jain. He said: “The government is creating various teams in order to implement the measures with regard to restrictions on public gatherings at Holi.…

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MAYOR INSPECTS WORKS RELATED TO SWACHH SURVEKSHAN-2021  A PARK IS BEING DEVELOPED ON UNUSED LAND IN MOLARBAND AREA: MAYOR SMT. ANAMIKA Mayor of South Delhi Municipal Corporation Anamika today inspected works related to Swachh Survekshan-2021 in Molarband area. During the inspection, she enquired about services provided by the SDMC in the area. On the occasion, Deputy Commissioner of Central Zone Awanish Kumar and Senior Zonal Officials were also present. Speaking on the occasion, Mayor Anamika inspected cleanliness and sanitation works and sought feedback from local citizens about the same. She enquired about issues related to citizens and asked officials to…

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NFC’s SKV teacher among 98 scoops Delhi Govt award Teachers are one of the biggest contributors towards nation-building and they impact thousands of lives through their work, said Deputy Chief Minister and Education Minister Manish Sisodia at the State Teachers Award ceremony at the Delhi Secretariat. Ninety-eight teachers and school principals were honoured for their invaluable contribution in school education. Of all the teachers and school principals who were honoured, 63 were females and 35 were males. There were 69 from Delhi Government schools, 18 from private schools and 11 from Municipal Corporations of Delhi schools. The awardees comprised of…

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