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Bluetooth 6.0 Announced With Support for Precise Device Tracking, Improved Security
Bluetooth 6.0 has been announced by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) as the first significant update to the wireless connectivity standard in nearly a decade. Future devices equipped with Bluetooth 6.0 connectivity will be able to locate each other, while digital keys will also get more secure. Bluetooth 6.0 is also expected to being powe...
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Intelligence Bureau Invites Applications For 660 Posts With Salary Up To Rs 1.42 Lakh
IB Group B, C Recruitment 2024: In addition to the salary, selected candidates will receive a special security allowance equivalent to 20 per cent of their basic pay.
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Centre Appoints Alok Sharma As New Special Protection Group Chief
The Centre on Friday appointed 1991-batch Uttar Pradesh cadre IPS officer Alok Sharma as Director of the Special Protection Group, India's elite force entrusted with the task of providing proximate security to PM of India and their immediate family.
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Srinagar Decked Up, Security Tightened Ahead Of Historic G20 Meet
Jammu and Kashmir will host the third tourism working group meeting of G20 countries in capital Srinagar from today amid tight security. This is the first such international event in the region after Centre revoked Jammu and Kashmir's special status
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India Attaches Special Importance To Shanghai Group Meet: Amit Shah
India attaches special importance to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in promoting dialogue on multi-dimensional political, security and economic subjects, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Thursday.
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Petition Linked To PM's Security To Be Heard By Delhi High Court In April
A plea was moved in the Delhi High Court seeking direction to declare that the Special Protection Group (SPG) shall have absolute power of superintendence for the purpose of discharging its functions in view of the provisions of the SPG Act, 1988.
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4 J&K Ex-Chief Ministers Lose Special Security Cover
The Centre has decided to withdraw the special security group (SSG) protection of four former chief ministers of Jammu and Kashmir.
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After PM's Security Breach, Questions Over Rules "Blue Book"
After Prime Minister Narendra Modi spent 20 minutes on a Punjab highway blocked by protesting farmers in a massive security breach, several questions have emerged around the "Blue Book" manual of the Special Protection Group (SPG).
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Special Protection Group Only Covers PM Modi, Minister Tells Parliament
The Special Protection Group (SPG) only has the prime minister under its cover while the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) secures 56 important people in the country, the government informed Parliament on Tuesday.
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"New Journey": Smriti Irani, Piyush Goyal Continue Centre's J&K Outreach
A group of Union Ministers visited nine places across Jammu today, as the centre's outreach effort - which comes five months after J&K's special status under Article 370 was withdrawn and it was placed under a security lockdown - entered its second day
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"Unlikely Coincidence": Amit Shah On Priyanka Gandhi Security Breach
The security breach at Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's home last week was an "unlikely coincidence" of Congress workers arriving in the same car, at the same time Rahul Gandhi was expected, Home Minister Amit Shah said in parliament today.
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'They Lack SPG Training': Robert Vadra On Priyanka Gandhi Security Breach
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's husband Robert Vadra said the Special Protection Group (SPG) cover should not have been removed for his wife after a security breach when a car drove into her home late last month.
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"Can You Guess...": BJP Turns Amit Shah Dig On SPG Row Into Twitter Quiz
The BJP put out a question on Twitter on Wednesday, shortly after Home Minister and party chief Amit Shah's charge in parliament during a debate on top-level protection to VVIPs, alleging that some had been misusing the security cover given by the Special Protection Group or SPG.
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Family Members Of Former PMs To Be Kept Out Of SPG Cover
Family members of former prime ministers will not be guarded by the top level Special Protection Group commandos, according to the amendments approved by the Union cabinet to the SPG Act.
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"Matter Closed, Congress Can Keep Asking": Government Sources On SPG Row
Amid Congress protests in parliament against the government's move to withdraw SPG security cover to the Gandhi family and former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, the Home Ministry has reportedly said the "matter is closed".
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Bluetooth 6.0 Announced With Support for Precise Device Tracking, Improved Security
Bluetooth 6.0 has been announced by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) as the first significant update to the wireless connectivity standard in nearly a decade. Future devices equipped with Bluetooth 6.0 connectivity will be able to locate each other, while digital keys will also get more secure. Bluetooth 6.0 is also expected to being powe...
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Intelligence Bureau Invites Applications For 660 Posts With Salary Up To Rs 1.42 Lakh
IB Group B, C Recruitment 2024: In addition to the salary, selected candidates will receive a special security allowance equivalent to 20 per cent of their basic pay.
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Centre Appoints Alok Sharma As New Special Protection Group Chief
The Centre on Friday appointed 1991-batch Uttar Pradesh cadre IPS officer Alok Sharma as Director of the Special Protection Group, India's elite force entrusted with the task of providing proximate security to PM of India and their immediate family.
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Srinagar Decked Up, Security Tightened Ahead Of Historic G20 Meet
Jammu and Kashmir will host the third tourism working group meeting of G20 countries in capital Srinagar from today amid tight security. This is the first such international event in the region after Centre revoked Jammu and Kashmir's special status
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India Attaches Special Importance To Shanghai Group Meet: Amit Shah
India attaches special importance to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in promoting dialogue on multi-dimensional political, security and economic subjects, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Thursday.
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Petition Linked To PM's Security To Be Heard By Delhi High Court In April
A plea was moved in the Delhi High Court seeking direction to declare that the Special Protection Group (SPG) shall have absolute power of superintendence for the purpose of discharging its functions in view of the provisions of the SPG Act, 1988.
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4 J&K Ex-Chief Ministers Lose Special Security Cover
The Centre has decided to withdraw the special security group (SSG) protection of four former chief ministers of Jammu and Kashmir.
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After PM's Security Breach, Questions Over Rules "Blue Book"
After Prime Minister Narendra Modi spent 20 minutes on a Punjab highway blocked by protesting farmers in a massive security breach, several questions have emerged around the "Blue Book" manual of the Special Protection Group (SPG).
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Special Protection Group Only Covers PM Modi, Minister Tells Parliament
The Special Protection Group (SPG) only has the prime minister under its cover while the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) secures 56 important people in the country, the government informed Parliament on Tuesday.
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"New Journey": Smriti Irani, Piyush Goyal Continue Centre's J&K Outreach
A group of Union Ministers visited nine places across Jammu today, as the centre's outreach effort - which comes five months after J&K's special status under Article 370 was withdrawn and it was placed under a security lockdown - entered its second day
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"Unlikely Coincidence": Amit Shah On Priyanka Gandhi Security Breach
The security breach at Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's home last week was an "unlikely coincidence" of Congress workers arriving in the same car, at the same time Rahul Gandhi was expected, Home Minister Amit Shah said in parliament today.
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'They Lack SPG Training': Robert Vadra On Priyanka Gandhi Security Breach
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's husband Robert Vadra said the Special Protection Group (SPG) cover should not have been removed for his wife after a security breach when a car drove into her home late last month.
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"Can You Guess...": BJP Turns Amit Shah Dig On SPG Row Into Twitter Quiz
The BJP put out a question on Twitter on Wednesday, shortly after Home Minister and party chief Amit Shah's charge in parliament during a debate on top-level protection to VVIPs, alleging that some had been misusing the security cover given by the Special Protection Group or SPG.
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Family Members Of Former PMs To Be Kept Out Of SPG Cover
Family members of former prime ministers will not be guarded by the top level Special Protection Group commandos, according to the amendments approved by the Union cabinet to the SPG Act.
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"Matter Closed, Congress Can Keep Asking": Government Sources On SPG Row
Amid Congress protests in parliament against the government's move to withdraw SPG security cover to the Gandhi family and former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, the Home Ministry has reportedly said the "matter is closed".
