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7/9/2012

Pakistan      22 persons killed in separate incidents in Balochistan
Pakistan      Five persons killed in separate acts of target killing in Karachi
India      Two civilians and an extremist killed in Odisha
Pakistan      Two militants killed and eight other injured in cross-border attack in FATA
Pakistan      Policeman shot dead in Peshawar
India      Three persons including infant injured in bomb blast in Manipur
Bangladesh      20 injured in BCL-ICS clash in Sylhet District
India      Bomb lobs at taxation gate in Meghalaya
India      Maoists banish six families from village in Chhattisgarh
India      Maoists stop goods train for six hours in Jharkhand
India      IED recovered in Assam
India      Maoist arrested along with weapon in Bihar
India      ULFA-ATF militant arrested in Arunachal Pradesh
India      Maoist reportedly taken into Police custody in Andhra Pradesh
India      Militants likely to target SFs in busy and heavily populated areas, says Army
Pakistan      Karachi violence claimed 1,257 lives in 6 months, says HRCP
Pakistan      22 journalists killed in four years in Balochistan, says report
India      LeT militants massacred Sikhs in 2000, reveals Abu Jundal
India      Delhi Police approached Interpol for Jama Masjid attack investigation
India      NIA tracking subversive outfits based on Abu Jundal's revelation
Pakistan      Jihadists recruit and raise funds openly in Rawalpindi
Pakistan      DPC starts 'long march' to Islamabad over NATO supply
India      Delhi registered 1850% rise in cyber crime cases, according to NCRB report
India      RBI launches website to explain detection of FICN
Pakistan      Put pressure on Haqqani network, US tells Pakistan
India      Maoists to observe martyrs' week in Maharashtra
India      No better ties until terrorism in Pakistan, says Foreign Minister S M Krishna
Pakistan      Pakistan, Afghanistan and the US urge Taliban to enter dialogue
Nepal      Baidya describes his party as 'third force'
Sri Lanka      President Mahinda Rajapaksa calls on diplomats to counter threats from pro-LTTE Diaspora







 
India
Delhi registered 1850% rise in cyber crime cases, according to NCRB report

According to figures compiled by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), cases of hacking registered an increase of 1850% from just two cases in the year 2010 to 39 in 2011 in Delhi, as reported on July 8, by Hindustan Times. The sheer volume of such cases, registered under Section 66(2) of the Information Technology (IT) Act, seems to make Delhi the most vulnerable Indian city when it comes to cyber attacks. Not even a single case of hacking was registered in other metropolitan cities such as Mumbai and Kolkata or even Chennai and Hyderabad in 2011.

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