The CBI has registered a case against two former senior Army officers for taking over Rs 82 lakh in bribes from a civilian supplier between 2012- 2016 for procuring ration for troops posted in Nagaland, agency sources said on Tuesday.


CBI books two former Army officers on bribery charge


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Are you impulsive when it comes to online shopping or downloading music? If so, then you may be at a higher risk of becoming a victim of cyber attacks, a new study has warned.


Being impulsive while online can make you cybercrime victim


Bengaluru-based company Ibhaan is set to launch its advanced security solutions for documents in view of the Union Road Transport Ministry mandating that all new vehicles be supplied by manufactures with high-security registration plates (HSRP) from April 2019, the company said on Monday.


Ibhaan to launch advanced security solutions for vehicle registration


India and the Maldives on Monday agreed to deepen cooperation to maintain peace and security in the Indian Ocean region as New Delhi extended lines of credit worth $1.4 billion to to the archipelago nation following delegation-level talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Maldives President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih here.


India, Maldives to deepen Indian Ocean security cooperation, increase trade (Intro Roundup)


India and the Maldives on Monday agreed to deepen cooperation to maintain peace and security in the Indian Ocean region following delegation-level talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Maldives President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih here.


India, Maldives to deepen cooperation for Indian Ocean security


Saudi Arabia on Monday rejected recent moves by the US Senate over the murder of The Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi.


Saudi rejects US Senate's move on Khashoggi's murder


At least 10 Palestinians were injured in clashes with Israeli soldiers after the latter demolished a West Bank house that belonged to a family of a Palestinian who allegedly killed a soldier earlier this year, the media reported on Saturday.


10 Palestinians injured as Israeli soldiers demolish West Bank house


The police in the French capital on Saturday arrested 59 people in a preventative move aimed at stopping those suspected of seeking to fuel violence in the "yellow vests" movement that has gripped the country in recent weeks.


59 detained ahead of 'yellow vest' Paris protests


Cyber attackers will use more sophisticated tools in 2019 to take advantage of the changing technology landscape and prey upon evolving corporate technology environments especially Cloud, cyber security firm Trend Micro has said.


Sophisticated cyber attacks on Cloud to dominate 2019: Trend Micro


India and France on Saturday reiterated their resolve to jointly fight the global scourge of terrorism following delegation-level talks headed by External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and French Minister of Europe and Foreign Affairs Jean-Yves Le Drian.


India, France reiterate resolve to jointly fight terrorism


A 54-year-old man has been charged with hate crime for assaulting an Indian-origin woman on a subway and hurling homophobic slurs at her.


US man charged with hate crime for assaulting Indian-origin woman


The Centre on Saturday set up a tribunal to adjudicate matters related to a ban imposed on Manipur insurgent groups collectively known as the 'Meitei Extremist Organisations'.


Tribunal set up to adjudicate ban on Manipur insurgent groups


India's first private sector unit for manufacturing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to cater to both the Indian armed forces and the global market was formally launched at Adani Aerospace Park here on Friday.


Adani-Elbit set up India's first private UAV unit in Hyderabad


India' first private sector unit for manufacturing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) opened at Adani Aerospace Park here on Friday.


India's first private UAV factory comes up in Hyderabad


Reliance Group Chairman Anil Ambani on Friday welcomed the Supreme Court judgment in the Rafale deal, saying it has conclusively established "complete falsity of the wild, baseless and politically motivated" allegations levelled against Reliance Group and him personally.


Anil Ambani hails Rafale verdict, says establishes falsity of allegations


The Indian government made information requests for 355 Twitter accounts in the January-June 2018 period while law enforcement agencies in the country asked the micro-blogging platform to remove 237 accounts for violating the law of the land.


Account removal, information requests up from India: Twitter


The Supreme Court on Friday junked petitions seeking court-monitored probe into the Rafale jet deal saying that there was "nothing questionable" in the decision-making process and the bench was not competent to go into the question of pricing and the choice of offset partner by Rafale manufacturer Dassault.


SC junks pleas against Rafale deal


UK's University of Oxford, internationally recognised as the oldest in the English-speaking world, has 200 closed-circuit cameras zooming in on its staff and students, the office of the Surveillance Camera Commissioner said in a report on Thursday.


'200 cameras keep watchful eye over Oxford University'


Russian citizen Maria Butina pleaded guilty in a US federal court here on Thursday to an espionage charge that carries a potential sentence of five years in prison.


Accused Russian spy pleads guilty in US federal court


Two Israelis were killed and two others were wounded by a Palestinian in a gun attack in the occupied West Bank on Thursday, the Israeli Army reported.


2 Israelis killed in West Bank gun attack


A person who was injured during a shooting at a Christmas market in French city of Strasbourg has died, raising the death toll to three, authorities said on Thursday.

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