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Delhi on high alert ahead of October 10 CJP protest; around 23,000 security personnel to be deployed: SourcesDelhi has been put on high alert ahead of the CJP protest scheduled for October 10, with extensive security arrangements being put in place...- Delhi govt to inspect 100 PGs, considers mandatory CCTV backup under proposed rulesDelhi government is set to inspect 100 suspected PG accommodations over the next three days. The proposed regulations include mandatory CCT...
- Man shows interest in Bengaluru PG as a potential tenant, gains access to room and allegedly steals two laptops, two chargers and ₹10,000 cashBengaluru PG theft news: A man pretending to be a tenant in a Bengaluru paying guest accommodation stole two laptops and cash. After agreei...
- Delhi on high alert for BRICS summit as 15,000 police, 200 paramilitary companies deployedDelhi is preparing for the 18th BRICS Summit with extensive security deployments. Thousands of police and paramilitary forces are on duty t...
- BRICS Summit: 15,000 Delhi Police personnel, 500-plus CCTV cameras to ensure multi-layered securityDelhi Police is deploying 15,000 personnel and 200 paramilitary companies for the BRICS Summit. Over 500 advanced CCTV cameras will monitor...
- After Satya Niketan building collapse, Delhi PG residents question safety as govt plans tighter rulesA building collapse in Satya Niketan has raised safety concerns for PG residents. Many students and young professionals now question the se...
- Ranveer Singh's co-actress, a DU graduate, once stayed at Delhi's Satya Niketan. Check Aditi Sharma's educational qualificationsSatya Niketan, a popular student hub, faces scrutiny after a building collapse. Seven individuals, including five students, tragically lost...
- Maharashtra proposes law to regulate private coaching centres, cap classes at five hours a dayIn a significant move, Maharashtra intends to regulate private coaching centres by mandating their registration. The forthcoming law stipul...
- Delhi on high alert for Independence Day; 25,000 personnel deployedNew Delhi is on high alert for Independence Day celebrations. Over twenty-five thousand police and paramilitary personnel are deployed city...
- Poor application of norms cause of accidents at explosives and ammunition making units: SecretarySafety lapses in India's explosives sector stem from poor enforcement of existing standards. Accidents must be eliminated, not just reduced...
- DCs will be held accountable for question paper leak henceforth: CM D K ShivakumarKarnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar warned district Deputy Commissioners about exam paper leaks. He mandated CCTV cameras and enhanced ...
- National Medical Commission directs 70 colleges to comply with mandatory CCTV surveillance normsSeventy medical colleges must now connect their NVRs to the National Medical Commission. These institutions failed to comply with mandatory...
- CCTV in medical stores may become mandatory; DCC proposes rule changeMedical stores will soon be required to install CCTV cameras. This new rule aims to ensure every sale is clearly recorded. The Drug Consult...
- Market reset: India pulls the plug on Chinese CCTV makersAs of April 1, new legislation will prevent the use of Chinese CCTV cameras in India, directly affecting companies such as Hikvision and Da...
- India's alarm over Chinese spying rocks the surveillance industryGlobal surveillance gear makers are in conflict with Indian regulators over new security rules demanding hardware, software, and source cod...
- J&K govt imposes complete ban on picnics by schools, colleges on weekends, holidaysFollowing a tragic bus accident that killed two students, the Jammu and Kashmir government has banned school and college picnics on weekend...
- Sales of surveillance cameras are soaring, raising questions about privacyCCTV clips circulating on Whatsapp have risen capturing incidents that would otherwise have gone unnoticed.
- Supreme Court refuses to stay Maharashtra's new law on dance barsThe apex court, however, allowed three dance bars which were granted licences by the state administration to continue to function under the...
- Police are increasingly relying on CCTV footage to solve crimesIn case after high-profile case, cameras have been the big stars of Delhi police investigations in recent months.
- CBEC asks Customs to ensure CCTV cover at all cargo areasAlso, the video footage should be available to Customs, which "shall regularly monitor the same", it added.
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