A Kandivli man transferred Rs 32 lakh and a private company vice-president lost Rs 1.6 crore in digital detention scams, believing they faced legal trouble based on fake documents from ‘Supreme Court’ and ‘CBI’. The fraudsters convinced them by creating fake arrest warrants and threatening severe consequences, including arrest of family members.
Indian Railways is set to launch two new train services for enhanced Kashmir connectivity. A centrally heated sleeper train will connect New Delhi and Srinagar, […]
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German President Steinmeier dissolved Parliament and set February 23 for new elections after Chancellor Scholz’s coalition collapsed. Scholz is now leading a minority government. Elon […]