Is Aadhaar data being sufficiently protected by UIDAI? Here's what CAG report says
Several Aadhaar faultlines pertaining to duplication of IDs, third-party authentication, and biometric data security was flagged by the CAG.
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Several Aadhaar faultlines pertaining to duplication of IDs, third-party authentication, and biometric data security was flagged by the CAG.
Lump sum budgetary provision of Rs 3430 cr placed with officers *Excess expenditure of Rs 2210 cr made in 9 months Mohinder Verma JAMMU, Apr 11: The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India has detected lack of transparency in the Budgetary and Accounting Process and preparation of allocations on unrealistic proposals in Jammu and Kashmir. Moreover, it has brought to the fore placement of lump sum budgetary provision of Rs 3430 crore with the Controlling Officers in contravention to […]
From leaked audio clips to leaked audit reports, the still-unfolding story of Ashneer Grover’s fortunes is full of twists.
I hope that you’re not reading this while stuck due to the thousands of cancelled flights or road closures in Northern California! Kudos to Carol K. who sent, “One thing nobody ever talks about being an adult is how much time you debate yourself on keeping a cardboard box because it’s, like, a really, really good box.” Kudos is an interesting word. Do the governments/governors in California and Colorado deserve kudos for making these moves that impact residential lenders, providing money for distressed borrowers (in California) and creati...
Here's the thing, in addition to that insult to injury, the biden administration we now know has deleted all of its public accounting of the military equipment left behind, thanks to adam of open the books. at the state department confirmed that biden officials directed the agency to scrub their websites of official reports detailing the up to $83 billion worth of military equipment provided to the afghan security forces since 2001, and they scrubbed audits and reports include detailed military equipment left behind down to night vision goggles and blackhawks and the like, the state department...