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How to Use Chakshu Portal to Report Fraud Spam Calls, Messages, and More
The Chakshu portal enables individuals to report suspicious messages across various platforms such as WhatsApp, SMS, and more
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Chakshu Portal Launched by Government to Curb Cyber Fraud Committed via Phone Calls, SMS, and WhatsApp
Chakshu portal, a platform to report suspected communications of cyber fraud, was launched by the government of India on Monday. The portal was created alongside the Digital Intelligence Platform (DIP) which will be used for real-time intelligence sharing and coordination between all the stakeholders. The Chakshu portal can be used to report phone ...
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Government Warns Of Smishing Attacks. Here's How To Stay Safe
The Indian government has been cracking down on common cybercrimes and has set up websites and helplines for victims to report cyber fraud and scams. Now, the latest warning from the cyber agency is against a new scam called 'Smishing'.
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Delhi Man, 23, Robbed, Stabbed; Accused Arrested With Clues From SMS
The police were able to track the accused by means of a Paytm transaction made from the victim's phone.
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Punjab Police Launches FIR Tracking System Via SMS Facility
Punjab Director General of Police Suresh Arora today launched the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and Systems (CCTNS) based SMS service for complainants.
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He Threatened Madhuri Dixit With SMS-es
A 23-year-old man has been arrested by the Crime Branch of Mumbai Police for allegedly sending threatening text messages to Bollywood actor Madhuri Dixit.
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Woman Held Captive For a Year, Rescued After SMS to Police Officer in Bareilly
A 19-year-old woman, who was held captive for about a year by her husband's elder brother and got pregnant, was rescued today after she sent an SMS to the Senior Superintendent of Police for help, police said.
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21-year-old sends SMS to friends, shoots self with father's pistol
A 21-year-old youth committed suicide by shooting himself with the service revolver of his father - a senior police inspector of the crime branch - in Tilak Nagar, Chembur, yesterday.
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Sri Lanka asks India to re-think vote on UN resolution on war crimes
Sri Lanka has urged India to reconsider voting in favour of a resolution on Sri Lanka at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC).
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SM Krishna's statement on Lanka situation
Parties from Tamil Nadu demanded again today that the government commit to voting against Sri Lanka for its alleged war crimes at a United National Human Rights Council session in Geneva. Members of parliament from the ruling AIADMK in Tamil Nadu walked out of the Rajya Sabha this morning after tearing the statement made by Foreign Affairs Ministe...
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Thai man gets 20 years in prison for offensive text against queen
A Thai criminal court sentenced a 61-year-old man to 20 years in prison Wednesday for sending text messages deemed offensive to the country's queen. The court found Amphon Tangnoppaku guilty on four counts under lese majeste and computer crime laws, sentencing him to five years imprisonment for each charge, to be served consecutively.
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Haryana: People can send crime-related info through SMS
A pilot project, started in two districts, will soon be extended to other districts to facilitate people to send their information regarding various crimes through SMS to the Haryana police.
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How to Use Chakshu Portal to Report Fraud Spam Calls, Messages, and More
The Chakshu portal enables individuals to report suspicious messages across various platforms such as WhatsApp, SMS, and more
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Chakshu Portal Launched by Government to Curb Cyber Fraud Committed via Phone Calls, SMS, and WhatsApp
Chakshu portal, a platform to report suspected communications of cyber fraud, was launched by the government of India on Monday. The portal was created alongside the Digital Intelligence Platform (DIP) which will be used for real-time intelligence sharing and coordination between all the stakeholders. The Chakshu portal can be used to report phone ...
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Government Warns Of Smishing Attacks. Here's How To Stay Safe
The Indian government has been cracking down on common cybercrimes and has set up websites and helplines for victims to report cyber fraud and scams. Now, the latest warning from the cyber agency is against a new scam called 'Smishing'.
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Delhi Man, 23, Robbed, Stabbed; Accused Arrested With Clues From SMS
The police were able to track the accused by means of a Paytm transaction made from the victim's phone.
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Punjab Police Launches FIR Tracking System Via SMS Facility
Punjab Director General of Police Suresh Arora today launched the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and Systems (CCTNS) based SMS service for complainants.
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He Threatened Madhuri Dixit With SMS-es
A 23-year-old man has been arrested by the Crime Branch of Mumbai Police for allegedly sending threatening text messages to Bollywood actor Madhuri Dixit.
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Woman Held Captive For a Year, Rescued After SMS to Police Officer in Bareilly
A 19-year-old woman, who was held captive for about a year by her husband's elder brother and got pregnant, was rescued today after she sent an SMS to the Senior Superintendent of Police for help, police said.
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21-year-old sends SMS to friends, shoots self with father's pistol
A 21-year-old youth committed suicide by shooting himself with the service revolver of his father - a senior police inspector of the crime branch - in Tilak Nagar, Chembur, yesterday.
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Sri Lanka asks India to re-think vote on UN resolution on war crimes
Sri Lanka has urged India to reconsider voting in favour of a resolution on Sri Lanka at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC).
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SM Krishna's statement on Lanka situation
Parties from Tamil Nadu demanded again today that the government commit to voting against Sri Lanka for its alleged war crimes at a United National Human Rights Council session in Geneva. Members of parliament from the ruling AIADMK in Tamil Nadu walked out of the Rajya Sabha this morning after tearing the statement made by Foreign Affairs Ministe...
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Thai man gets 20 years in prison for offensive text against queen
A Thai criminal court sentenced a 61-year-old man to 20 years in prison Wednesday for sending text messages deemed offensive to the country's queen. The court found Amphon Tangnoppaku guilty on four counts under lese majeste and computer crime laws, sentencing him to five years imprisonment for each charge, to be served consecutively.
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Haryana: People can send crime-related info through SMS
A pilot project, started in two districts, will soon be extended to other districts to facilitate people to send their information regarding various crimes through SMS to the Haryana police.
