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Woman deposits Rs 1 lakh in post office, postmaster issues receipt but no certificate, then runs away with her money; court orders department to pay her Rs 1.15 lakh
A woman above 60 deposited Rs 1 lakh at Karnataka's Kodikoppa Post Office for a Senior Citizens' Savings Scheme account and Rs 500 for a savings account on November 14, 2023. After receiving neither certificate nor passbook, she approached the consumer commission, which ordered a refund with 6% interest, compensation and litigation costs.
EC gives voters left out of SIR draft rolls ‘one more opportunity’ to re-enrol; restores old EPIC numbers
The Election Commission has offered voters excluded from draft electoral rolls in seven states a fresh opportunity to re-enrol after being marked Absent, Shifted, Dead or Duplicate. Eligible applicants will have their original EPIC numbers restored in final rolls, while election officials have been directed to undertake door-to-door outreach.
Digital life certificates cross 40 lakh in first 5 days of campaign, up 60% from last year
Nearly 40 lakh digital life certificates have been generated by pensioners in the initial days of the campaign. This represents a 60% increase compared to the same period last year. Face authentication has significantly improved, accounting for 80% of the certificates generated recently. The government aims to simplify the process for pensioners, allowing digital submission of life certificates. Efforts are underway to improve access to pension services across various locations.
Offline Aadhaar verification to get easier for users as UIDAI onboards 300 entities to complete process
UIDAI has successfully onboarded 300 Offline Verification Seeking Entities since the launch in January 2026. This initiative aims to enhance Aadhaar-based offline verification across various sectors including healthcare, education, and hospitality. Users can now complete identity checks without submitting physical copies of their Aadhaar cards.
ECI gives 'absent, shifted, dead, duplicate' electors one more chance to get names on final voter list
The Election Commission of India has provided an opportunity for electors missing from the draft list. Those marked as Absent, Shifted, Dead, or Duplicate can submit Enumeration Forms. Electors not submitting forms earlier must explain their situation for reconsideration. Booth Level Officers will assist by contacting these electors to facilitate the process. The Commission emphasizes the importance of inclusivity in the final electoral roll.
Aadhaar App: 300 organisations adopt offline verification system; users can verify identity without photocopies
In a significant move, UIDAI has rolled out its offline verification service to incorporate 300 organizations spanning diverse sectors like hospitality, healthcare, education, and consumer services. This initiative enables users to validate their identities through the Aadhaar App, which boasts upgraded security features. Consequently, the requirement for physical Aadhaar cards during transactions is eliminated, showcasing the increasing importance of Aadhaar in routine transactions, extending well beyond governmental functionality.
Woman becomes first AMU students' union vice-president in 105-year history
In a groundbreaking development, women candidates have triumphed in the AMUSU elections, securing six out of thirteen positions. Famous for her landmark achievement, Nashra Naim has become the first female vice-president of the student union. These elections, which resumed after an eight-year break due to protests, were marked by a peaceful atmosphere.
Why Nithin Kamath believes NRI investing in India has become easier than ever
Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath welcomed Sebi's simplified NRI account-opening rules, enabling eligible overseas investors to complete digital KYC within two to three days. Effective December 3, 2026, the framework aims to boost overseas participation in Indian equities.
How celebrities backed candidate fared in the 2026 US midterms: Nicki Minaj, Kid Rock supported Republicans lost while Bruce Springsteen and Olivia Rodrigo stood on winning side with Democrats
Musicians and Hollywood stars engaged actively in the political landscape during the US midterm elections. Various artists endorsed Republican and Democratic candidates, influencing voter sentiment. After the elections, numerous celebrities celebrated the Democratic Party's success across several states. Some notable victories included Keisha Lance Bottoms, who became the first Black woman elected governor.
Sebi eases KYC norms for NRIs, OCIs, allows digital onboarding from December 3
SEBI has relaxed KYC requirements for NRIs, OCIs and foreign nationals, allowing eligible overseas clients in FATF-compliant countries to complete onboarding digitally. The revised framework introduces video verification, electronic documents and simplified repeat KYC, effective December 3, 2026.
Virginia Election Results 2026: Democrat Mark Warner defeats Bert Mizusawa to win a fourth Senate term-here's how Virginia's House candidates perform
Democratic Senator Mark Warner triumphantly secured re-election in Virginia, achieving a noteworthy win against Republican contender Bert Mizusawa. Garnering roughly 61% of the votes, Warners's performance eclipsed Mizusawa's 38.8%. Additionally, the Democratic Party enjoyed victories in numerous congressional districts across Virginia, showcasing a promising landscape. Meanwhile, the state legislature remains intact, with Democrats maintaining a stronghold in both chambers.
Mark Cuban shared rent with 5 roommates at 24, survived on canned food before becoming a billionaire; here's how he managed his expenses
Cuban recalled that his credit cards were taken away during that period and his food expenses were extremely limited. He even survived on canned food, instant ramen and peanuts. He said that he learned about business by observing his bosses and their superiors, using his early jobs to understand how businesses operated.
NEET panel proposes shift to rank-based merit: Govt to SC
An expert committee has recommended a shift to a rank-based system for NEET-PG admissions beginning in 2027. This proposal aims to replace the existing percentile-based qualifying criteria, with support from the National Medical Commission. The committee highlighted the necessity to reduce fees for non-clinical PG courses and exempt certain candidates from service bonds.
This student built a 790 kmph drone in his university dorm, setting a world record
A jet-powered drone built by Georgia Tech student Tomas Salvo has reportedly reached 790 kmph (491 mph), with its creator claiming a world speed record for small jet-powered aircraft. Built as a college dorm project, Reaper can carry a 1.2 kg payload and may cross 800 kmph after further testing.
Who opened DWTS Disney Night? Heather Headley performs ‘Circle of Life’ as scores and elimination shake up Season 35
Heather Headley opened DWTS Disney Night with a performance while eight celebrity couples showcased their dancing skills. Julia Stiles and her partner, Ezra Sosa, were eliminated from the competition after the episode concluded. This event highlighted Disney-inspired performances, featuring popular songs like 'Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious' and 'Be Our Guest'. Harry Shum Jr. and Jenna Johnson achieved a perfect score, securing immunity for the upcoming dance-off.
Temple beats Apple Watch: Deepinder Goyal says his wearable device delivers better heart rate accuracy
Deepinder Goyal, founder of Temple, claims their wearable outperforms other devices in heart rate tracking accuracy. The company’s device reportedly excels during intense workouts compared to others like Apple Watch and Garmin. Temple's testing utilized the Polar H10 chest strap as a reference for comparison against five flagship wearables. Goyal attributes the device's performance to its adhesive design and unique placement on the temple.
NMMS scholarship 2026-27 deadline extended: Check new date, eligibility and application process
The Ministry of Education has extended the NMMS scholarship application deadline for the 2026-27 academic year to November 15. Students can apply through the National Scholarship Portal, while institute-level and district-level verification must be completed by November 30 and December 15, respectively. The scheme provides eligible students with annual financial assistance of Rs 12,000.
SC cracks down on banks, seeks mandatory payouts to cyber fraud victims
The Supreme Court has questioned the Reserve Bank of India's effectiveness in preventing digital fraud. Financial institutions must be held accountable for their role in cybercrime under new regulations. A mandatory liability clause is essential to ensure victims are compensated for losses. The court emphasizes that banks should enhance preventive measures against unusual transactions. The Attorney General mentioned that the RBI is working on regulations to address these issues.
Karnataka minister's defence of SIR leaves Congress in tight spot ahead of Nov 1 Delhi protest
Public Works Department Minister Satish Jarkiholi defended the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists in Karnataka. His defense contradicted concerns raised by Home Minister Priyank Kharge regarding irregularities in specific districts. Kharge highlighted issues like deceased individuals being incorrectly marked as living and bulk applications lacking verification. The opposition BJP capitalized on the discord, criticizing the Congress's contradiction of its leadership's claims.
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