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US shuts India-based call centre operation that defrauded elderly AmericansUS authorities have dismantled an India-based call centre scam. Hundreds of elderly Americans lost millions to tech support fraud. The inve...- Assam Rifles rescue abducted woman in Manipur after cross-border militant attackAssam Rifles rescued Olina Ningshen, abducted by KNA(B) militants and VVEZ in Manipur's Kamjong district. The operation involved multiple r...
- McDonald’s in hot water after AI tool with laughably weak password ‘123456’ gets hacked, data of 64M job seekers exposedMcDonald's is under fire after a security lapse exposed data of 64 million job seekers. Researchers discovered a default admin password, '1...
- India needs intelligent lockdown exit strategy: SBI report"We now believe that we should implement an intelligent lockdown exit strategy as the discussion has moved from debate between lives and li...
- Nearly 2 crore jobs created in 16 months to Dec 2018: CSO reportDuring September 2017 and December 2018, as many as 1.96 crore new subscribers joined the scheme.
- View: Recalculating GDP figures isn’t wrong, it’s strange. Let CSO explain thisWhen the CSO introduces new weights, it recalculates the previous five years’ figures, but goes no further.
- ESIC payroll data suggest 1.6 crore new jobs created in 13 months till September: CSO reportAs many as 12.14 lakh new member had joined the Employees' State Insurance Scheme in September, stated the report of Central Statistics Off...
- Nearly 1.2 crore jobs created in 10 months till June: CSO reportThe CSO said the report gives different perspectives on the levels of employment in the formal sector and does not measure employment at a ...
- 4 million new jobs created in eight months till April, says CSO reportAccording to the data, the EPFO's April payroll number was the highest, indicating higher job creation as compared to the preceding seven m...
- Q3 '17 GDP estimate likely to be less than 6%: SBI reportThe report said growth will be pulled down by the poor show by sectors like construction, real estate, cement and FMCG, which are likely to...
- HSBC pegs GDP growth at 6.3% on note ban painsThe HSBC report, penned by its chief India economist Pranjul Bhandari noted that the GDP projection "is not of much significance because th...
- CSO a professional body, even IMF accepts its data: Arun JaitleyJaitley was responding to a question on a report in an international publication in which it was suggested that India's growth was 4.3 per ...
- National Accounts based on UN norms: MoS for Finance on US reportMoS for Finance Arjun Ram Mehgwal said that government takes note of and useful recommendations of international reports and takes as input...
- Puzzling why CSO motives are being questioned on GDP: MoS Finance, Jayant SinhaSinha said it is for the professionals to look at variability but important is the trend and direction and which sectors are doing well or ...
- GDP numbers not flawed, Central Statistics Office on right track: NSCThe Commission is examining the new growth numbers arrived at by the CSO and is in the process of finalising a report on new GDP numbers.
- No reason to make annual review of economy confidentialThe concern is entirely misplaced. The PMEAC is an advisory body and offers prescriptions based on its growth projections.
- Bihar's total potential for renewable energy was 1205 MW in 2011The total potential for renewable power generation in Bihar was estimated to be 1,205 MW including 619 MW biomass power in 2011.
- No doubt on authenticity of IIP data: GovernmentThe government today said there was no question of any doubt on the credibility of the industrial production data.
- After CPI, India Post may help CSO with IIP nos tooRattled by criticism about IIP data, India's apex statistical body is taking inspiration from a very unlikely quarter - our post office sys...
- Data fiasco: CSO plans steps to avoid repeatThe Central Statistics Office will adopt a protocol to ensure that data go through a number of checks before it is released.
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