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Biker Gets Bail After New Video Emerges In Air Force Officer Assault Case In Bengaluru
In a road rage incident involving an Indian Air Force (IAF) officer here, the arrested biker, a call centre employee named Vikas Kumar, was released on station bail from the Byappanahalli police station.
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2 Detained From Indore For Duping US Citizens On Pretext Of Providing Loans
Two persons from Ahmedabad, including a former call centre employee, have been detained by the police in Madhya Pradesh's Indore for allegedly duping US citizens on the pretext of providing loans to them, a police official said on Thursday.
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2 Fake Call Centres Busted In Punjab, 155 Employees Arrested: Cops
The Cyber Crime Division of Punjab Police has busted two fake call centres running in Mohali, near here, and arrested 155 employees for making fraudulent calls to people living in the US and duping them, police said on Friday.
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84 Noida Call Centre Employees Detained After Police Raid Over Cheating
The Noida Police have detained 84 people, including women workers, after a raid at a call centre allegedly involved in cheating people of crores of rupees, officials said on Thursday.
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Brief Power Cut At Event Attended By 2 State Ministers In Greater Noida
Power supply disruption played spoilsport during a programme attended by two Uttar Pradesh ministers in Greater Noida on Sunday, amid a statewide strike by a section of the electricity department employees that was called off later in the day.
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"Tried To Find Solution, But...": Delhi Murder Victim's Father
Vikas Walkar, the father of call centre employee Shraddha Walkar who was allegedly killed by her partner Aaftab Poonawala, on Saturday claimed he had visited Aaftab's residence in Vasai earlier.
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Kolkata Woman Raped, Woman Colleague Had Spiked Drink: Police
A 30-year-old woman employee of a call centre who was raped by two male colleagues at an office party, had her drink spiked by another female colleague before her trauma unfolded, police who are investigating the incident said Friday.
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10 Delhi-Based 'Call Centre' Employees Arrested For Duping Job Aspirants
Noida police have arrested 10 employees of a "call centre" from Delhi for allegedly duping job aspirants, officials said on Tuesday.
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Fake Microsoft Employee Gang Cheating US Nationals Busted: Gurgaon Police
The Gurgaon police on Wednesday arrested 14 people, including three women, busting a gang of fake Microsoft employees involved in duping US nationals by sending pop-ups on their computer screens, offering various technical support.
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"Call Emergency Meeting": Supreme Court's Top Quotes On Delhi Air Crisis
The Supreme Court today directed the centre to call an emergency meeting over the Delhi air pollution and list out the steps that can be taken. The centre and states should consider work-from-home for their employees in and around Delhi, it said.
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22 Arrested In Bengal For Posing As Amazon Employees: Cops
At least 22 people have been arrested from New Alipore area here for running a fake call centre by impersonating as Amazon employees and duping several people, police said on Wednesday.
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Amazon Testing Robots to Work Autonomously in Warehouses
Amazon is working on two robots called Bert and Ernie. Amazon said that at most of its fulfilment centres, it's the employees who pick or load items onto mobile shelves as they move through the process of fulfilling customer orders.
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Fake Call Centre Duping Foreign Nationals Busted In Delhi, 54 Arrested: Police
Delhi Police busted a massive syndicate whose employees posed as personnel from various law enforcement agencies to cheat and extort money from unsuspecting foreign nationals, police said on Wednesday.
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Probe Corrupt Officials Via Video Calls: Centre To Departments
The Centre on Wednesday asked all its departments to conduct disciplinary proceedings through video conferencing against employees accused of corruption and other administrative irregularities.
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Coronavirus Lockdown: Government Allows IT Companies to Function With 50 Percent Staff From April 20
“Digital economy is critical to the services sector and is important for national growth. Accordingly, e-commerce operations, operations of IT and IT enabled services, data and call centres for Government activities, and online teaching and distance learning are all permitted activities now,” the government said.
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Biker Gets Bail After New Video Emerges In Air Force Officer Assault Case In Bengaluru
In a road rage incident involving an Indian Air Force (IAF) officer here, the arrested biker, a call centre employee named Vikas Kumar, was released on station bail from the Byappanahalli police station.
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2 Detained From Indore For Duping US Citizens On Pretext Of Providing Loans
Two persons from Ahmedabad, including a former call centre employee, have been detained by the police in Madhya Pradesh's Indore for allegedly duping US citizens on the pretext of providing loans to them, a police official said on Thursday.
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2 Fake Call Centres Busted In Punjab, 155 Employees Arrested: Cops
The Cyber Crime Division of Punjab Police has busted two fake call centres running in Mohali, near here, and arrested 155 employees for making fraudulent calls to people living in the US and duping them, police said on Friday.
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84 Noida Call Centre Employees Detained After Police Raid Over Cheating
The Noida Police have detained 84 people, including women workers, after a raid at a call centre allegedly involved in cheating people of crores of rupees, officials said on Thursday.
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Brief Power Cut At Event Attended By 2 State Ministers In Greater Noida
Power supply disruption played spoilsport during a programme attended by two Uttar Pradesh ministers in Greater Noida on Sunday, amid a statewide strike by a section of the electricity department employees that was called off later in the day.
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"Tried To Find Solution, But...": Delhi Murder Victim's Father
Vikas Walkar, the father of call centre employee Shraddha Walkar who was allegedly killed by her partner Aaftab Poonawala, on Saturday claimed he had visited Aaftab's residence in Vasai earlier.
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Kolkata Woman Raped, Woman Colleague Had Spiked Drink: Police
A 30-year-old woman employee of a call centre who was raped by two male colleagues at an office party, had her drink spiked by another female colleague before her trauma unfolded, police who are investigating the incident said Friday.
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10 Delhi-Based 'Call Centre' Employees Arrested For Duping Job Aspirants
Noida police have arrested 10 employees of a "call centre" from Delhi for allegedly duping job aspirants, officials said on Tuesday.
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Fake Microsoft Employee Gang Cheating US Nationals Busted: Gurgaon Police
The Gurgaon police on Wednesday arrested 14 people, including three women, busting a gang of fake Microsoft employees involved in duping US nationals by sending pop-ups on their computer screens, offering various technical support.
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"Call Emergency Meeting": Supreme Court's Top Quotes On Delhi Air Crisis
The Supreme Court today directed the centre to call an emergency meeting over the Delhi air pollution and list out the steps that can be taken. The centre and states should consider work-from-home for their employees in and around Delhi, it said.
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22 Arrested In Bengal For Posing As Amazon Employees: Cops
At least 22 people have been arrested from New Alipore area here for running a fake call centre by impersonating as Amazon employees and duping several people, police said on Wednesday.
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Amazon Testing Robots to Work Autonomously in Warehouses
Amazon is working on two robots called Bert and Ernie. Amazon said that at most of its fulfilment centres, it's the employees who pick or load items onto mobile shelves as they move through the process of fulfilling customer orders.
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Fake Call Centre Duping Foreign Nationals Busted In Delhi, 54 Arrested: Police
Delhi Police busted a massive syndicate whose employees posed as personnel from various law enforcement agencies to cheat and extort money from unsuspecting foreign nationals, police said on Wednesday.
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Probe Corrupt Officials Via Video Calls: Centre To Departments
The Centre on Wednesday asked all its departments to conduct disciplinary proceedings through video conferencing against employees accused of corruption and other administrative irregularities.
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Coronavirus Lockdown: Government Allows IT Companies to Function With 50 Percent Staff From April 20
“Digital economy is critical to the services sector and is important for national growth. Accordingly, e-commerce operations, operations of IT and IT enabled services, data and call centres for Government activities, and online teaching and distance learning are all permitted activities now,” the government said.
