Gujarat tech students caught in Gurugram start-up’s ‘loan scam’
Sunday, 26 November 2023 Over 100 students of a prominent Ahmedabad engineering college are caught up in an alleged scam involving a dubious Gurgaon startup that they claim misused documents taken for their employment to take education loans of Rs 2.1 lakh each, something they didn’t know until they started getting bank EMI demands. The total sum involved is over Rs 2.5 crore through loans taken in the names of the 124 students. Gujarat police have so far not registered a case, saying “the offence is civil in nature”.
29 people died at high-altitude shrines during the Char Dham yatra. Deaths include pilgrims like Shashi Kant from Surat due to cardiac arrest in Badrinath,.. IndiaTimes
Enforcement agencies have seized Rs 8,889 crore worth of cash, liquor, drugs, precious metals, and 'freebies' since the announcement of Lok Sabha poll dates,.. IndiaTimes
Navinchandra Nakum, a computer operator from Morkanda village in Jamnagar, was arrested for taking a Rs 5 bribe to issue government revenue documents to farmers.. IndiaTimes
In a notable judgment today, the Supreme Court has affirmed the procedure to be followed while determining "merit-cum-seniority" principle stipulated by the High.. DNA
Sharad Pawar responds to PM Modi's criticism over farmers' issues, highlighting past assistance to Modi during an agricultural crisis in Gujarat. Modi, as.. IndiaTimes
Double voting is a common problem in Indian elections, with voters exploiting loopholes to cast multiple ballots. Instances of voter fraud, like using oily.. IndiaTimes
On the 16th anniversary of Jaipur serial blasts, multiple private schools in Jaipur and Lucknow received bomb threats via email, causing panic evacuations... IndiaTimes
In a concerning turn of events, numerous hospitals and Delhi's airport received bomb threats via email, prompting swift responses from authorities. Despite thorough searches, no suspicious items were found. This incident follows a recent surge in similar threats in Delhi and Ahmedabad, including hoax emails to over 130 schools. In response, the Delhi Police, with Interpol's assistance, is investigating the origin of the emails. The Union Home Ministry has called for enhanced safety protocols and coordination between law enforcement and schools to prevent panic. Measures include increased security and CCTV surveillance. Authorities are committed to maintaining public safety amidst these alarming developments.
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As polling for the third phase of Lok Sabha elections commences on Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged for the 'active participation' of voters to enhance the vibrancy of the polls today, May 7. Urging all those who are voting in today’s phase to vote in record numbers. Their active participation will certainly make the elections more vibrant," PM Modi wrote in a post on X.
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Sunday, 26 November 2023
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