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             set up committees and members looking after       The Lucknow unit of the UP Special Task Force (UP-
             addressingclimaterisk.                            STF) unearthed 18 ATM cards, multiple sets of fake
              “Scoresofinvestorsareactivelyengagingcompaniesto  identity cards, 11 cellphones, fake SIM cards, two
             disclose their climate risk and helping them to do  laptops,printers,96sealsofvariousdoctors,hospitals
             better. This can only benefit the companies through  and pathology labs, cheque books, fake hospital bills,
             green innovation and help clean up our environment,”  4,500 letter heads of various hospitals, 21 claim
             saidDamandeepSingh,CDPIndiaDirector.              forms, 35 hospital registration forms, two cars and
                                                               3,485incashfromthesuspects.
             “The unlikely duo of world’s teenagers and investors
             seem to be pushing the world, we now need to pick up  As per the STF officials, using fake insurance claims,
             thepace,”hesaid.                                  the suspects allegedly duped insurance companies of
             Top managements have integrated climate concerns in  morethan2crore.
             performance evaluation of key personal with nearly  The suspects were identified as Amit Tyagi, native of
             90% (53) providing incentives to senior staffers to help  Meerut, Ankur Tyagi , native of Ghaziabad, Harsh
             meet targets, 71% (42) providing monetary rewards  Mishra and Saurabh Bhandari, natives of Gautam
             and 37 giving non-monetary rewards for recognising,  BudhNagar.
             monitoring and overseeing progress in climate-related  “They would prepare fake documents of people with
             targets.                                          bank accounts for the fraud. They were arrested
             “WearedelightedthatJiohas joinedthegrowinggroup   around 5.30am from Sector 21,” assistant
             of companies who are evaluating and disclosing their  superintendent of police, STF (Lucknow), Vishal
             climate risk. We hope that the flagship Reliance  Vikramsaid.
             Industries will also disclose in the coming year,”
                                                               “A cyber team had been working on this. We got to
             DamandeepSingh.
                                                               know that a case was registered in Noida’s Sector 58
                                                               police station in 2019 by the senior manager of an
             Police arrest four in health insurance
                                                               insurance firm allegingthat multiple claims have been
             scamfromNoida                                     taken by the beneficiary of the same bank account. An
             Police arrested four people in the context of an  investigation revealed that cheques for this account
             insurance fraud of over 2 crore from Noida. The   were being signed by different people. Meanwhile,
             arrested include the alleged mastermind of a pan-NCR  similar cases were being registered across Delhi,”
             healthinsurancefraud.                             Vikramsaid.



                    Kolkata Police (Cyber Cell) holds joint session on cyber
                                                       security

               Kolkata Police (Cyber Cell), Central Forensic Science Lab and financial institutions have recently held a joint
               sessiononAwarenessProgrammeonCyberSecurity&SmartCurrency,where'CyberSurakshitBharat','Digital
               India', formation of 'National Critical Information Infrastructure Protection Centre', 'Cyber Swachhta Kendra'
               for malware protection, approving 'Personal Data Protection Bill' and smart currency hedging practices were
               upheldbyEEPCIndiachairman,MrRaviSehgal.

               The awareness programme was held with the aim of promoting foundational understandings on cyber threats
               and risk. It intended to aware common public on best practices and proactive measures when confronted with
               cyberrisks.

               Mr Ravi Sehgal explained that currency hedging is the most effective tool to mitigate currency risk. Dr. L Nato
               Singh, scientist,Cyber Forensic Expert, Central Forensic Science Laboratory, Guwahati, Mr Kuntal Siddhartha,
               SI, Cyber Crime, Lalbazar, Mr Tusimoy Das, SI, Bank Fraud, Lalbazar and Mr Nilkantha Roy, OC, Bank Fraud,
               Lalbazar attendedtheprogrammeandspokeonseveralissues.



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