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    Congress wants to contest 181 seats in 2027 UP polls, indicates Akhilesh Yadav

    Akhilesh Yadav announced that the Congress has requested to contest 181 seats in the upcoming elections. He stated that the opposition alliance, comprising multiple parties, will work together to defeat the ruling BJP. The former chief minister emphasized issues like the alleged corruption at the Ram temple as pivotal for the polls. Yadav expressed confidence in the support received from voters in previous elections.

    SBI data breach: FIR filed a month after hackers steal 3.75 lakh records

    Cybercriminals reportedly hacked the SBI Global IT Centre, stealing over 3.75 lakh bank records and customer data. The incident occurred between October 10 and 15, with the bank filing a complaint on November 12. An internal inquiry revealed that the stolen data appeared on the dark web, prompting the bank to act. Authorities are now investigating unidentified individuals associated with the hacker group 'Siriusim'.

    Binance is set to restore withdrawals across all networks and assets by the end of next week. This decision comes after recovering 95% of the $6.3 billion lost in the October hack, which the FBI attributes to North Korean actors, though the nation denies any involvement. Binance pledges to fully reimburse affected clients as operations return to normal.

    Binance targets full reopening of withdrawals by next week

    Binance is set to allow withdrawals for all remaining networks and assets by the end of next week, following a major security breach last month that led to a staggering $6.3 billion theft. Earlier this week, the exchange resumed withdrawals for 87 networks, covering 95% of the tokens taken. The FBI has tied the hack to North Korea, a claim that the regime disputes.

    Microsoft faced a global outage affecting Outlook and Exchange Online services, which disrupted communication for various organizations. Financial institutions in India dealt with impairments in email-based communication, requiring alternative channels for continuity. Banks reportedly continued operations through other platforms like Microsoft Teams and SharePoint. Airlines also experienced issues with email support for customer assistance but maintained flight operations and other communication channels.

    CBIC allows foreign goods to stay in India beyond four-month limit under ATA Carnet rules

    The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs has introduced flexibility for temporary imports under the ATA Carnet system. Senior customs officials are now allowed to grant extensions beyond the existing four-month limit. This change will help foreign businesses and organisations that need additional time for their goods. Importers must still comply with the validity period stipulated by their ATA Carnet.

    The Economic Times
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