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Assam STF Arrests Second Accused In Spy Case

Assam STF Arrests Second Accused In Spy Case

Rediff.com7 Oct 2026

Police recovered a mobile phone, SIM cards and documents described as incriminating from his possession.

Dawood aide Salim Dola arrested in Rs 438-cr Vadodara meow-meow case

Dawood aide Salim Dola arrested in Rs 438-cr Vadodara meow-meow case

Rediff.com21 hours ago

The Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) has arrested international drug trafficker Salim Ismail Dola, who was deported from Turkiye earlier this year. Dola is implicated in the December 2022 seizure of mephedrone worth Rs 438.64 crore from a Vadodara factory. Allegedly a close aide of Dawood Ibrahim, Dola is accused of supplying chemicals for drug manufacturing, buying and selling the finished product, and operating a transnational network that concealed narcotics in legal exports. The ATS is currently interrogating him to uncover further details about his operations and associates.

10 Important Govt Exams To Prepare For In 2027

10 Important Govt Exams To Prepare For In 2027

Rediff.com6 days ago

Ashok Thombre, international business advisor at The Quantico, shortlists some of the most popular government competitive exams in India that attract thousands of aspirants every year.

Harry Kane wins Ballon D'Or after record-breaking season; Putellas takes women's award

Harry Kane wins Ballon D'Or after record-breaking season; Putellas takes women's award

Rediff.com27 Oct 2026

Harry Kane, the Bayern Munich and England striker, has won the Ballon d'Or, marking the first time an Englishman has received the award in 25 years. His victory follows a record-breaking season where he scored 61 goals for Bayern and led England to the World Cup semi-finals. The award recognises his consistent performance, intelligence, and prolific goalscoring ability throughout the season.

How LTTS's Six Focus Areas Will Drive Future Revenue Growth

How LTTS's Six Focus Areas Will Drive Future Revenue Growth

Rediff.com12 Oct 2026

L&T Technology Services (LTTS) CEO Amit Chadha announced that artificial intelligence is a net positive for the company, with six key focus areas expected to contribute 80% of revenue in five years. These areas, including digital manufacturing and AI infrastructure, are projected to deliver higher growth and margins, offsetting pricing pressures in traditional IT services. LTTS also inaugurated an NVIDIA-powered AI manufacturing lab in Bengaluru.

DRI Nabs Five, Seizes Gold And Foreign Currency Worth Crores

DRI Nabs Five, Seizes Gold And Foreign Currency Worth Crores

Rediff.com21 Oct 2026

The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) arrested five individuals and seized 3.1 kg of foreign-origin gold, US dollars, and euros, collectively valued at over Rs 5.8 crore, near Vijayawada. The operation targeted a syndicate allegedly smuggling gold from Bangladesh to Hyderabad via Kolkata.

Akash Ambani vows to take Jio to greater heights, democratise new tech, space connectivity in 10 yrs

Akash Ambani vows to take Jio to greater heights, democratise new tech, space connectivity in 10 yrs

Rediff.com7 days ago

Jio Platforms' Managing Director Akash Ambani has outlined an ambitious vision for the company's future, vowing to take it to new heights of growth and excellence while democratising technology across India, including space-based connectivity, following its blockbuster initial public offering.

Binance estimates $6.3 billion security breach impact, user funds safe

Binance estimates $6.3 billion security breach impact, user funds safe

Rediff.com5 days ago

Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has estimated the financial impact of a recent security breach at approximately USD 6.3 billion, significantly higher than the USD 3 billion in assets frozen to date. Initial investigations suggest a possible compromise of a DevOps engineer's laptop, though no wallet private key leak has been found.

Oracle's Larry Ellison: AI Will Revolutionise Software, Not Kill It

Oracle's Larry Ellison: AI Will Revolutionise Software, Not Kill It

Rediff.com7 days ago

Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison asserts that artificial intelligence will not destroy the traditional software industry but rather enable the creation of complete, ready-to-use applications tailored for entire industries. Speaking at Oracle AI World, Ellison dismissed fears of a "SaaS apocalypse," arguing that AI will make software much better, requiring no user training and simplifying installations. He cited Oracle Health as a prime example of an AI-driven, industry-specific solution, and also discussed AI's potential in drug discovery and its broader societal impact on jobs and taxation.

International Gang Behind IPS Officer's Wife Murder Busted

International Gang Behind IPS Officer's Wife Murder Busted

Rediff.com27 Oct 2026

Four members of a Nepal-based international gang, including a domestic maid, have been arrested in connection with the murder of a retired IPS officer's wife in Hyderabad in May. The gang allegedly smothered the victim during a robbery, then fled to Nepal, and was apprehended after extensive police tracking across multiple states.

Jio Platforms IPO breaks global records with over 1 crore applications

Jio Platforms IPO breaks global records with over 1 crore applications

Rediff.com23 Oct 2026

Jio Platforms' initial public offering has shattered global records by receiving over one crore applications, underscoring immense investor confidence in the company's ambitious plans for technology, AI, and cloud services, with the IPO subscribed almost seven times overall.

NCB Nabs Suspected Drug Peddler With 385 Grams Heroin In Jammu

NCB Nabs Suspected Drug Peddler With 385 Grams Heroin In Jammu

Rediff.com17 Oct 2026

The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) Jammu Zonal Unit arrested a suspected drug peddler with 385 grams of heroin in an intelligence-led operation in Digiana. Investigations suggest potential links between Jammu and Punjab-based drug traffickers, with the seized contraband intended for distribution in Jammu district. Further probes are underway to identify the wider network and interstate connections.

No room to 'stand still': IAF Chief on lessons from Op Sindoor

No room to 'stand still': IAF Chief on lessons from Op Sindoor

Rediff.com25 Oct 2026

Air Chief Marshal AP Singh stated on Sunday that the Indian Air Force's Operation Sindoor demonstrated its capability to strike targets across the Western front, serving as a warning to adversaries. He highlighted the operation's validation of the IAF's capability-centric approach, indigenous weapon systems, and commitment to zero collateral damage, while also outlining the force's long-term vision for 2047 to become a multi-domain aerospace power.

Fake Health Camps Used For Aadhaar-eSIM Cyber Fraud

Fake Health Camps Used For Aadhaar-eSIM Cyber Fraud

Rediff.com5 days ago

Delhi Police have arrested two men in Mathura for allegedly operating a cyber fraud scheme that used fake health camps to collect Aadhaar and biometric details from villagers. These details were then used to activate over 3,000 e-SIM cards, linked to frauds worth Rs 2.64 crore. The accused sold activated e-SIMs for profit, with payments made via cryptocurrency.

Retired Indian army captain honeytrapped using WhatsApp

Retired Indian army captain honeytrapped using WhatsApp

Rediff.com26 Oct 2026

A retired Indian Army captain, Babu P, has been arrested in Vellore for allegedly leaking confidential military secrets to an unidentified woman via WhatsApp. The woman reportedly posed as a DRDO project worker and engaged in personal conversations to extract sensitive information.

'Use Claude, ChatGPT To Understand IPOs'

'Use Claude, ChatGPT To Understand IPOs'

Rediff.com4 days ago

'Retail investors should study IPO prospectuses, business models, financial performance and valuations instead of relying on listing-day hype.'

AI Poses Grave National Security Risks, Says MI5 Head

AI Poses Grave National Security Risks, Says MI5 Head

Rediff.com13 Oct 2026

MI5 Director General Ken McCallum has issued a stark warning about artificial intelligence "supercharging" cybersecurity challenges and national security risks. He revealed that terrorists are already exploiting AI for attack capabilities and announced the launch of the AI Threat Assessment Centre (AITAC). McCallum also highlighted a fourfold increase in threats from hostile states like Russia, Iran, and China, urging public resilience.

OpenAI India Head On How AI Is Moving Beyond Experiments To Deliver Tangible Business Outcomes

OpenAI India Head On How AI Is Moving Beyond Experiments To Deliver Tangible Business Outcomes

Rediff.com14 Oct 2026

Pragya Misra, OpenAI's head of public policy and strategy for India, stated that the next phase of AI will concentrate on driving measurable outcomes rather than mere experiments. She highlighted examples like Cars24 using AI for customer retention and a healthcare company building its CRM with OpenAI's Codex, demonstrating AI's tangible business impact and cost-saving potential. OpenAI aims for artificial general intelligence (AGI) to benefit all humanity by making AI accessible and addressing enterprise concerns like data residency.

Delhi Police Nabs Two Himanshu Bhau Gang Operatives

Delhi Police Nabs Two Himanshu Bhau Gang Operatives

Rediff.com5 days ago

The Delhi Police have arrested Mursaleen alias Gullu (25) and Naveen (20), alleged operatives of the Himanshu Bhau gang. They are accused of facilitating financial transactions, arranging fake identities, and providing logistical support to shooters, acting on instructions from the gang's leaders based abroad. A pistol and five live cartridges were recovered during the operation.

Parliamentary Panel To Tackle Social Media, AI, Cybersecurity

Parliamentary Panel To Tackle Social Media, AI, Cybersecurity

Rediff.com6 days ago

The Standing Committee on Information Technology will review 17 critical subjects, including social media regulation, AI safety, deepfakes, cybersecurity, and the semiconductor ecosystem, during 2026-27. This comprehensive review aims to address growing concerns around digital platforms, AI misuse, and infrastructure development, with India's cybersecurity agency already issuing warnings about AI-driven threats.

DSCI Releases India-Focused AI Liability Guide For Agentic AI

DSCI Releases India-Focused AI Liability Guide For Agentic AI

Rediff.com5 days ago

The Data Security Council of India (DSCI) has released an India-focused AI liability guide to clarify accountability and responsibility for agentic AI systems. The guide aims to help enterprises understand how existing legal doctrines apply to autonomous, multi-vendor AI, addressing who bears consequences when AI agents act independently and issues arise. It is a live discussion paper intended to foster responsible AI adoption and is open for industry feedback.

Tinder, Hinge Step Up Safety Measures For Indian Users

Tinder, Hinge Step Up Safety Measures For Indian Users

Rediff.com5 days ago

'We heard a lot of concern, especially from women in India, that they were worried people would take screenshots of their profiles and share them on social media or with friends. So, we have blocked the ability to take screenshots.'

Punjab Police Dismantles Two Illegal Arms Supply Networks

Punjab Police Dismantles Two Illegal Arms Supply Networks

Rediff.com27 Oct 2026

Amritsar Commissionerate Police has successfully dismantled two illegal arms supply networks, apprehending four individuals, including two juveniles. Authorities recovered 16 sophisticated pistols and seven live cartridges. Preliminary investigations suggest a foreign-based handler facilitated the consignments, which were intended for criminal elements. Further probes are underway to identify all linkages.

How Amritsar Police Dismantled Two Illegal Arms Networks

How Amritsar Police Dismantled Two Illegal Arms Networks

Rediff.com27 Oct 2026

Amritsar Commissionerate Police have successfully dismantled two distinct illegal arms supply networks, apprehending four individuals, including two juveniles. The operations led to the recovery of 16 sophisticated pistols and seven live cartridges. Investigations suggest the accused were in contact with a foreign-based handler facilitating these arms consignments to criminal elements.

PEs shift strategy from 'spray and pray' to focused bets

PEs shift strategy from 'spray and pray' to focused bets

Rediff.com7 days ago

India's private equity (PE) industry is transitioning from a 'spray and pray' approach to a more selective investment model, focusing on established businesses, greater strategic influence, and operational transformation to generate definitive returns, according to industry leaders Renuka Ramnath and Amit Chandra.

Navy sailor caught in honey-trap, arrested for espionage

Navy sailor caught in honey-trap, arrested for espionage

Rediff.com4 Oct 2026

An Indian Navy sailor, Pradeep Mukherjee, has been arrested by the Andhra Pradesh Police Counter Intelligence cell for allegedly transmitting classified maritime intelligence to a Pakistani operative. The espionage operation reportedly involved a social media "honey-trap" where a female Pakistani intelligence operative extracted sensitive data on naval assets and operations from Mukherjee.

Poor, Young, Disposable: How Bishnoi Gang Recruits

Poor, Young, Disposable: How Bishnoi Gang Recruits

Rediff.com6 days ago

'The shooters have no idea who hired them, who their target is until the last moment and have little idea of being used as utility and disposable items.'

India Could Grow Old Before Becoming Rich

India Could Grow Old Before Becoming Rich

Rediff.com7 days ago

'India needs to create eight-nine million jobs annually to absorb the growth in the working-age population.' 'Failure to create productive jobs could squander the demographic advantage that we enjoy right now.'

Paul Bettany Expresses Trepidation Over AI's Rapid Advancements

Paul Bettany Expresses Trepidation Over AI's Rapid Advancements

Rediff.com14 Oct 2026

Hollywood actor Paul Bettany, known for voicing J.A.R.V.I.S. and playing Vision in the MCU, expresses trepidation about the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence. He discusses potential dystopian futures and the need for democratised AI, while promoting his new series "VisionQuest" which started streaming on JioHotstar on Tuesday.

Iran calls for Muslim unity as Saudi, Turkish, Pak defence chiefs meet

Iran calls for Muslim unity as Saudi, Turkish, Pak defence chiefs meet

Rediff.com27 Oct 2026

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on Monday called for "regional unity" as he met top defence officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkiye and Pakistan in Tehran to discuss the regional situation, amid escalating tensions in the region.

Bengaluru Police Arrest Man Over AI-Generated Vidhana Soudha Blast Video

Bengaluru Police Arrest Man Over AI-Generated Vidhana Soudha Blast Video

Rediff.com21 Oct 2026

A 25-year-old man, Hazarat Ali, has been arrested in Bengaluru for allegedly uploading an AI-generated video falsely showing an explosion at Vidhana Soudha, the Karnataka legislature building. Police have registered a case and the investigation is ongoing.

Delhi Police Arrests Two In Rs 2.10 Crore Digital Arrest Scam

Delhi Police Arrests Two In Rs 2.10 Crore Digital Arrest Scam

Rediff.com25 Oct 2026

Delhi Police have arrested two individuals, Sonu Khan and Arjun Chaudhary, for their alleged involvement in a Rs 2.10-crore digital arrest fraud. The duo operated a mule bank account used to channel illicit funds, with police recovering multiple mobile phones, debit cards, and chequebooks during the arrests.

13 of 18 suspects in Vizag's Pak spy ring are navy personnel

13 of 18 suspects in Vizag's Pak spy ring are navy personnel

Rediff.com6 Oct 2026

Andhra Pradesh Police have arrested a naval staffer and a civilian driver in connection with an alleged espionage conspiracy involving Pakistan Intelligence Operatives, raising serious national security concerns.

How IdeaForge Drones Will Transform India's Surveying

How IdeaForge Drones Will Transform India's Surveying

Rediff.com13 Oct 2026

ideaForge Technology has received an order from the Survey of India for its Q6 V2 unmanned aerial vehicles. These advanced, DFCA-certified drones will enhance the Survey of India's ability to collect high-quality aerial and geospatial data for surveying and mapping across diverse terrains, offering efficient and rapid deployment for large-scale projects.

Drogo Aerospace's JK 250e UAV Achieves DGCA Type Certification

Drogo Aerospace's JK 250e UAV Achieves DGCA Type Certification

Rediff.com15 Oct 2026

Drogo Aerospace's JK 250e fixed-wing VTOL UAV has received type certification from the DGCA on Thursday. This UAV, designed for the Indian armed forces' ISR needs, combines fixed-wing efficiency with VTOL capability and has an endurance of two to three hours. The certification is crucial for indigenous UAV technology development and operator training.

India Faces Massive AI Talent Shortage By 2026

India Faces Massive AI Talent Shortage By 2026

Rediff.com9 Oct 2026

A new report by BinQle indicates India will face a significant demand-supply gap of artificial intelligence professionals by 2026, requiring 1.4 million AI experts against an available pool of 400,000. This shortage could hinder growth for enterprises and GCCs, driving up salaries and necessitating continuous reskilling and strategic talent development.

Udta Teer Review: Misses The Bullseye

Udta Teer Review: Misses The Bullseye

Rediff.com23 Oct 2026

Watching Udta Teer's refreshingly cheeky ambition dumb down into a grovelling piece of gutless filmmaking is supremely disappointing, notes Sukanya Verma.

'India Has Been Flat For 2 Years'

'India Has Been Flat For 2 Years'

Rediff.com5 days ago

'In the past, when the Indian markets have been flat for two years, the next year's returns have ranged between 5 per cent and 55 per cent.'

Delhi Man Stabbed In Revenge Attack Dies After Reaching Home

Delhi Man Stabbed In Revenge Attack Dies After Reaching Home

Rediff.com27 Oct 2026

A 24-year-old man, Harsh, was fatally stabbed in Sultanpuri, Delhi, in an alleged revenge attack. He managed to drag himself to his front door before collapsing and later died. His companion, Jatin, was also injured. Police have arrested one accused, Deepak, and are searching for others. Preliminary investigations suggest the attack was retaliation for an earlier clash between the groups.

Indian Navy's Rs 2.41 Trillion Warship Push

Indian Navy's Rs 2.41 Trillion Warship Push

Rediff.com20 Oct 2026

Forty-two naval vessels are already on order, while the navy has the government's initial go-ahead to procure another 78 ships and submarines and 120 fast interceptor craft, worth approximately Rs 2.41 trillion.