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Data of 26 lakh Airtel Users from Jammu Kashmir Leaked

INDIA

In yet another big leak, personal data of at least 26 lakh Airtel users — nearly all belonging to Jammu and Kashmir — have been hacked and are being sold for $3500 in Bitcoin on the web, independent cybersecurity researcher Rajshekhar Rajaharia told IANS on Tuesday. The data of Airtel customers contain telephone numbers, addresses, Aadhaar numbers and other details, according to the screenshots and a video shared by Rajaharia. “The hacker had access to the data and wanted to sell them, but could not succeed. Hence he dumped the data on the internet,” Rajaharia claimed, adding the data may also have been leaked from any third-party source and not Airtel. According to Rajaharia, the hacker who goes by the name of Red Rabbit Team, uploaded the details of Airtel users in January and a...

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BJP Leader from Anantnag Booked Under Arms Act

ISLAMABAD

The Jammu Kashmir Police have registered a case against BJP member and the chairman of Municipal Committee Ashmuqam in Anantnag district of South Kashmir for taking the vice-chairman of the MC hostage at gunpoint and forcibly taking his signatures on blank papers An official told The Kashmiriyat that the vice-chairman of Municipal Committee Ashmuqam, Muhammad Ashraf Wani, had filed a complaint with the police at Police Station Ashmuqam stating that Abdul Waheed Bhat, the chairman abducted him in his vehicle and later took him to an unknown place and forced his signatures on black pieces of paper. “He pointed a gun towards me and threatened to kill me if i did not sign the papers," Wani told the Police in his complaint while asking the Jammu Kashmir Police to get those papers signed b...

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The Cross of the Conscience

OPINIONS

Meher Qadri / Fizala Khan Heaven and hell suppose two distinct species of men, the good and the bad. But the greatest part of mankind float between vice and virtue. -David Hume History is filled with people who made difficult choices. The tussle between the good and the evil. Conquering our inner evil and choosing the right thing to do. Some we remember as heroes and some otherwise. The conflict between Good and Evil is a concept that has been there since the beginning of time. The dilemma is understood and recognized across civilizations. It takes selflessness and a deep understanding of suffering and empathy to sacrifice your safety and goals for others. Throughout history, a few such Altruists have fought against conformity and helped change the order of the world. What if ...

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Nearly 34 Lakh Domicile Certificates Issued in Jammu Kashmir: MHA

UPDATES

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) Tuesday said that the Jammu Kashmir administration had issued nearly 34 lakh domicile certificates till January 25, 2021. In a written response, G Kishan Reddy said: “The Government of Jammu Kashmir has reported that up to 25th January 2021, a total of 33,80,234 Domicile certificates have been issued in Jammu Kashmir. Since the constitutional changes were made in August, 2019, 58 civilians have lost their lives in 54 terror attacks for various purposes. No pattern of selective targeting based on religion can be established." The MHA also stated the measures it has put in place to “protect the life and property of the people, particularly those belonging to the vulnerable sections.” The Ministry said that specific security arrangements, through ap...

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Corruption Bureau Registers Disproportionate Assets Case against Excise Commissioner in Jammu Kashmir

REGIONAL

Salman Shah Anti-Corruption Bureau Jammu registered a case FIR No. 04/2021 in Police Station ACB Jammu against Mohd Javed Khan then Excise Commissioner, JK S/O Late Sh. Mohd. Yousaf Khan, R/O H. No. 4, Mirza Lane opposite Macca Masjid Bathandi. The instant case was registered on the basis of a preliminary enquiry that the suspect officer has accumulated huge assets in the shape of immoveable/movable properties in his own name, in the name of his wife and other family members within JK and outside JK which includes immovable properties worth crores in Gurgaon, Haryana and movable properties in the shape of cars and other luxurious household items, costly electronics gadgets, ornaments, etc. The value of the assets found in possession of public servant namely Mohd Javed Khan S/o La...

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Road Safety Drive Promoted by ARTO in Shopian

REGIONAL

Meer Irfan Assistant Regional Transport Officer (ARTO) Shopian, Mouzam Ali, today, promoted road safety norms among the drivers. A sticker was prepared by the Assistant Regional Transport Office (ARTO) which can be used to promote 'safe driving' and other road safety guideline. As many as 500 such stickers were also pasted/distributed by Assistant Regional Transport Office, Shopian, among the drivers of the district at different routes to make the drivers aware about the traffic rules and regulations to avoid accidents.

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Delhi Police Stops Journalists from Entering the Site of Farmer’s Protest

INDIA

On Tuesday, Delhi Police barred the entry of journalists, reporters and others wanting to visit the protesting farmers. Farmers have been on protesting at the Singhu border against the Agriculture Laws passed by the Centre in September of 2020. Earlier, visitors and media personnel were allowed at the protest site via crossing the barricades through the main stage.buy kamagra oral jelly online https://pridedentaloffice.com/wp-content/themes/Divi/includes/new/kamagra-oral-jelly.html no prescription Delhi Police has nor barred entry to the protest site from all ends, and all lanes and other entry routes to the protest sites are barricaded. On Friday, a group of locals clashed with the farmers after they pelted stones and tried to damage tents and other utilities. The Delhi Polic...

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China Deploys Battlefield Tanks Near LAC in Eastern Ladakh

INTERNATIONAL

China continues to provoke India despite Indian and Chinese military commanders holding several rounds of disengagement talks to defuse the tensions at Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh, Times of India reported. China’s military has deployed around 350 tanks near the LAC. China has deployed a huge number of sophisticated main battlefield tanks ‘Type 99’ close to the border of India. In many areas, including Despang Area and South Bank, the PLA has deployed its tanks. Since May 5 The Indian and Chinese armies have been in a stalemate at multiple locations in eastern Ladakh. The tension escalated manifold after a violent clash in Galwan Valley in which 20 Indian Army personnel were killed.buy bupropion generic buy bupropion generic Since then, both the nuclear-powered nat...

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Army Organizes 15-Day-Tour from Kashmir to Pune for Women Cricketers

REGIONAL

Sheikh Nadeem GOC victor force, Resham Bali along with his wife visited the 19 - Rashtriya Rifles Headquarters in Larkipora of South Kashmir’s Anantnag district to interact with 14 member Women Cricket team to be sent off on a tour under 'Sadbhavana' for 15 days to Pune and Mumbai to participate in Friendly Matches. The 15-day tour from Kashmir to Pune is organized by the 19 Rashtriya Rifles (Sikhli) in collaboration with Aseem Foundation. On the said occasion, 2 sector Commander VS Thakur Colonel Dharmendra Yadav and other Company Commanders welcomed Major General. GOC Victor Force Resham Bali and his wife interacted with the girls during the visit and said the tour aims to provide a platform to talented girls. This is an excellent opportunity for these young Kashmiri girls who h...

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Locals of Shopian Area Complain of Electricity Shortage

REGIONAL

Meer Irfan In the aftermath of snowfall, various parts of the Kashmir valley have plunged into the darkness with the tripping of power lines leaving the residents vulnerable to tackle freezing weather. This winter- after the season’s first snowfall, many far-flung areas in the valley have been reeling under darkness for days together. Locals are irked by the power outage, often complain of hardships in absence of electricity in cold weather. The Locals complaining of a shortage of electricity supply in the Mantribugh area of Shopian speaking to The Kashmiriyat said that they receive electricity for very less time against the scheduled hours. The Rural areas of Kashmir face the worst power reliability situation after every snowfall. The locals in the Mantribugh area have been...