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Aviation Body Flags 51 Safety Lapses In Air India's Operations
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has found 51 safety lapses in Air India's operations during its annual audit, raising fresh concerns over the airline's compliance with mandatory aviation safety norms.
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PM Security Breach: Air Force Logs, Security Group "Blue Book" Under Lens
The Supreme Court has appointed a five-member committee to probe the security breach during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Punjab on January 5.
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Your Data Is at Grave Risk: Here Are 6 Ways to Protect It From Hackers
Data breaches can prove expensive to users since hackers are bound to use the information for social engineering (advanced phishing), scamming, ransomware, spamming and marketing, causing users immense amount of distress and financial losses too in many cases. Here's how companies can protect their data from hackers and make it secured against data...
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Gupta Family Lied To Use Air Base In 2013 In South Africa, Says General
South Africa's national security was breached when the Jet Airways flight landed at an air force base in April 2013 with 200 guests for a lavish wedding of the Gupta family, one of the country's top generals has told a commission of enquiry.
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What About PM Inviting ISI To Pathankot, AAP MP Bhagwant Mann Questions
Backing his party MP Bhagwant Mann over the Parliament video issue, AAP leader Ashutosh today said he wanted to "expose" the lucky draw system of choosing questions in the House and asked if the act involved bigger security breach than Prime Minister Narendra Modi "inviting ISI to Pathankot air base".
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Pathankot Attack: BSF Constitutes Team To Ascertain Border Breach
Facing flak for possible ingress of terrorists from Indo-Pak border right under its nose, Border Security Force (BSF) has constituted a fact-finding team headed by a DIG-level official to ascertain possible route taken by a group of terrorists who later attacked the Indian Air Force base in Pathankot.
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Home Ministry Asks BSF To Submit Report On International Border Breach
The Home Ministry has directed the Border Security Force (BSF), which guards the international border with Pakistan, to submit a report on the breach by terrorists who entered into India and carried out terror strike in Pathankot.
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Why Air India Shouldn't Have Opened Its Doors For Minister Kiren Rijiju
An Air India flight ready for take-off in one of India's most sensitive airports, reopened its door to take Union Minister Kiren Rijiju on board at the last minute. This was among the many possible security breaches in an incident last week that Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju today called "indefensible," without specifying who was to ...
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Another breach of security at Mumbai airport, the second in four days
In a second incident of breach of security at the Mumbai airport within four days, a cargo jet belonging to logistics firm UPS (United Parcel Service) was forced return 45 minutes after it took off last night for lack of mandatory custom clearances for one consignment on board, said Air Traffic Control (ATC) officials.
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Security breach: Man travels in Air India plane hidden in toilet
An Air India flight from Saudi Arabia to Jaipur brought home an extra passenger on Saturday - hidden in the toilet.
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Aviation Body Flags 51 Safety Lapses In Air India's Operations
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has found 51 safety lapses in Air India's operations during its annual audit, raising fresh concerns over the airline's compliance with mandatory aviation safety norms.
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PM Security Breach: Air Force Logs, Security Group "Blue Book" Under Lens
The Supreme Court has appointed a five-member committee to probe the security breach during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Punjab on January 5.
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Your Data Is at Grave Risk: Here Are 6 Ways to Protect It From Hackers
Data breaches can prove expensive to users since hackers are bound to use the information for social engineering (advanced phishing), scamming, ransomware, spamming and marketing, causing users immense amount of distress and financial losses too in many cases. Here's how companies can protect their data from hackers and make it secured against data...
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Gupta Family Lied To Use Air Base In 2013 In South Africa, Says General
South Africa's national security was breached when the Jet Airways flight landed at an air force base in April 2013 with 200 guests for a lavish wedding of the Gupta family, one of the country's top generals has told a commission of enquiry.
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What About PM Inviting ISI To Pathankot, AAP MP Bhagwant Mann Questions
Backing his party MP Bhagwant Mann over the Parliament video issue, AAP leader Ashutosh today said he wanted to "expose" the lucky draw system of choosing questions in the House and asked if the act involved bigger security breach than Prime Minister Narendra Modi "inviting ISI to Pathankot air base".
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Pathankot Attack: BSF Constitutes Team To Ascertain Border Breach
Facing flak for possible ingress of terrorists from Indo-Pak border right under its nose, Border Security Force (BSF) has constituted a fact-finding team headed by a DIG-level official to ascertain possible route taken by a group of terrorists who later attacked the Indian Air Force base in Pathankot.
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Home Ministry Asks BSF To Submit Report On International Border Breach
The Home Ministry has directed the Border Security Force (BSF), which guards the international border with Pakistan, to submit a report on the breach by terrorists who entered into India and carried out terror strike in Pathankot.
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Why Air India Shouldn't Have Opened Its Doors For Minister Kiren Rijiju
An Air India flight ready for take-off in one of India's most sensitive airports, reopened its door to take Union Minister Kiren Rijiju on board at the last minute. This was among the many possible security breaches in an incident last week that Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju today called "indefensible," without specifying who was to ...
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Another breach of security at Mumbai airport, the second in four days
In a second incident of breach of security at the Mumbai airport within four days, a cargo jet belonging to logistics firm UPS (United Parcel Service) was forced return 45 minutes after it took off last night for lack of mandatory custom clearances for one consignment on board, said Air Traffic Control (ATC) officials.
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Security breach: Man travels in Air India plane hidden in toilet
An Air India flight from Saudi Arabia to Jaipur brought home an extra passenger on Saturday - hidden in the toilet.
