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Cyber Dost, managed by the home ministry, alerted about a fake letter on social media falsely linked to Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre (I4C) CEO Rajesh Kumar. The bogus letter accused recipients of heinous crimes and sought replies. The Times of India also received a similar letter. Cyber Dost confirmed no such letter was issued by any government body.
A fatal bus accident occurred in Mumbai’s Lalbaugh area when an intoxicated passenger caused the driver to lose control. The incident involved a BEST bus […]
India records their lowest home Test total of 46 against New Zealand, with Matt Henry and William O’Rourke’s fast bowling dismantling the team in 31.2 […]
Vinesh Phogat, after being disqualified from the Paris Olympics, has joined the Congress party and filed her nomination for Haryana Legislative Assembly Elections. Contesting from […]