Congress pulls up SBI over data breach, seeks accountability; experts call leak ‘no ordinary incident’ | India News

SBI data leak: Personal details of 3,897 customers were identified on the dark web. Congress’s media and publicity department head, Pawan Khera, questioned the bank’s ability to detect the breach and its response towards affected customers. NEW DELHI: The Congress on Wednesday pulled up the State Bank of India (SBI) over the suspected exposure of…

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Rs 50k bond, no Jantar Mantar protest call: What are the conditions of CJP leaders’ release | India News

NEW DELHI: A special executive magistrate on Wednesday ordered the release of Cockroach Janata Party leaders Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das, seven days after they were taken into custody.The CJP leaders were sent to five days of judicial custody on October 13 following a protest at Jantar Mantar seeking CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation over alleged…

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AAIB asks Alliance Air to ‘strengthen simulator training’ for pilots in serious incident probe report | India News

AAIB has listed these among the contributory factors, including weather conditions, wind shear characterised by rapid transition from headwind to tailwind close to the ground NEW DELHI: The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) has asked Alliance Air to “strengthen simulator training requirements for flight crew by incorporating advanced scenarios involving heavy rain, low-visibility approaches, and…

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‘Shouldn’t have come if unwell’: Subodh Uniyal defends public reprimand of Daler Mehndi | India News

NEW DELHI: Uttarakhand minister Subodh Uniyal on Wednesday defended himself over reprimanding singer Daler Mehndi on stage during an event, saying the artiste should not have performed if he was unwell.Speaking to news agency PTI, Uniyal said Mehndi was only lip-syncing during the event and that, as a public representative associated with the event’s organising…

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I&B ministry warns TV channels over communal rhetoric, violent visuals, AI use | India News

(Representative image): The committee stressed that “inappropriate behaviour or language should not be normalised in telecast”, and urged broadcasters to follow both the letter and spirit of existing rules. NEW DELHI: Flagging repeated lapses in television content, the information and broadcasting ministry has asked private satellite channels to check communal rhetoric, sensational coverage of crime…

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