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The Ministry of Home Affairs has warned that cybercriminals are increasingly using AI-generated deepfakes and synthetic identities to bypass authentication systems, conduct financial fraud and steal identities. Citizens and institutions have been urged to strengthen safeguards and remain vigilant against emerging cyber threats
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Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs has directed social media platforms to block posts targeting the Indian community, which falsely claimed that Singapore was being “overrun” by Indians. The investigation revealed the content likely originated from a China-based platform.
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The Ministry of Home Affairs has forwarded a complaint against HYDRAA Commissioner AV Ranganath to the Telangana Chief Secretary for necessary action. A copy of the communication, relating to a grievance filed by Aedla Sudhaker Reddy, was circulated on social media.
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The government has revised immigration rules requiring foreigners on short-term visas to register before completing 180 days if extending stay. The new norms replace the earlier post-expiry window and also update reporting requirements for foreign children and medical institutions
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The Centre has approved deployment of two CRPF CoBRA battalions in Manipur to conduct operations against armed groups amid ongoing ethnic tensions. The move aims to strengthen security efforts as authorities work to restore lasting peace in the violence-hit state
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‘Miya’ is a pejorative term used for Bengali-speaking Muslims in Assam, and the non-Bengali-speaking people generally identify them as Bangladeshi immigrants
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Activist Sonam Wangchuk called recent talks between Ladakh representatives and the Centre a positive step but said trust remained incomplete. He cited pending protest-related cases, seizure of personal devices and unresolved institutional issues while seeking concrete action from the government
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Cybersecurity agencies and police have warned users about malware hidden inside JPEG image files and fake wedding invitation scams on WhatsApp. Officials said cybercriminals are using malicious APK files and infected images to steal banking information, passwords and personal data from unsuspecting victims.
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The Supreme Court of India suspended a CBI look-out circular against petitioner Nimesh Navinchandra Shah and sought response from the Ministry of Home Affairs, while noting procedural concerns and ongoing prosecution by the Central Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement Directorate
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NIA has assumed charge of a case involving the recovery of 79 crude bombs in West Bengal’s Bhangar area, days before the final phase of Assembly elections. The FIR originally registered by Uttar Kashipur Police has now been re-registered by the NIA.
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The India-Nepal border at Rupaidiha in Bahraich will remain closed from March 2 to 5 for Nepal’s general elections. Authorities will suspend trade movement, while allowing essential goods and verified emergency travel under strict security checks
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The Ministry of Home Affairs’ latest review shows Naxal-affected districts have reduced from 46 to 38, with only 11 now classified as Left-Wing Extremism (LWE) affected. Officials attribute the decline to coordinated security operations and developmental focus in key States
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Inspector Bhawna Chaudhary has become the first woman flight engineer in the BSF air wing’s history after completing an in-house training programme. The initiative, launched due to a shortage of flight engineers, marks a significant milestone for the force
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The Ministry of Home Affairs announced 1,090 medals for Police, Fire Services, Home Guard, Civil Defence, and Correctional Services on Independence Day. The honours include 233 Gallantry Awards, 99 President’s Medals for Distinguished Service, and 758 Medals for Meritorious Service
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After losing out the BJP State President post which he was aspiring, Bandi Sanjay is more insecure of being out news and has become a mockery when his own party leaders like Etala Rajender have questioned his theatrics in open which has weakened not only his leadership traits but also exposed his incapability as MoS Home.
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The Ministry of Home Affairs has warned of rising radicalisation in Indian prisons, urging states and UTs to implement de-radicalisation, risk assessments, segregation of high-risk inmates, and surveillance measures to ensure internal security and prevent extremist violence within correctional facilities
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The security managers at the community complexes have issued an advisory to the residents seeking their cooperation and adherence to the security guidelines in order to ensure the safety and security of all the residents
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In view of the escalating tensions on the Indo-Pakistan border, officials are planning to conduct civil defence and emergency preparedness drills more frequently in the city
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There is no such thing as Digital Arrest in the law. Call 1930 for help, says Reserve Bank of India
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Shalibanda police station of Hyderabad Police Commissionerate, has been ranked as the 8th best police station in India by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA).