A woman entrepreneur, who lost Rs 2.7 crore to cybercrooks, is set to get back Rs 1.7 crore in a few days after police traced and froze the miscreants’ bank accounts. Another Rs 30 lakh will also be returned to her soon. This is one of the highest sums being returned to a cybercrime victim in recent years, police said.
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The UK government has dismissed reports circulating in the Indian media suggesting that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak had taken action against Khalistani networks in Britain, seizing Rs 100 crore from over 300 bank accounts. According to the government, these claims are unfounded, and no such action has been taken. An official reiterated the UK’s commitment to countering extremist ideologies and promoting diversity within its communities.
The income tax department will proceed with the recovery of Rs 115 crore in income tax dues from the Indian National Congress for the financial year 2018-19. The party’s bank accounts have been attached and frozen as part of the routine recovery process. The party had not deposited the tax demand claimed by the department. The matter will be heard by the income tax appellate tribunal on February 21.
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Four individuals have been booked for hacking a payment gateway company’s software and stealing Rs 25 crore. The accused created a fake firm with forged documents to transfer the money. Two individuals have already been arrested in connection with the crime. The investigation is still ongoing.
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Senior single women are now living independent lives after being held hostage by customs and patriarchy. Here are 7 money rules for them to take charge of their finances and remain independent.
