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Journalist Jyoti Malhotra Is First Woman Editor Of 'The Tribune'
Journalist Jyoti Malhotra has become the first woman editor of The Tribune, the 143-year-old newspaper based in Chandigarh.
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Cyber-Attack Hits US Newspaper Distribution
The attack led to distribution delays in the Saturday edition of The Times, Tribune, Sun and other newspapers that share a production platform in Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Cyberattack Hits US Newspaper Distribution
A cyberattack caused major printing and delivery disruptions on Saturday at the Los Angeles Times and other major US newspapers, including ones owned by Tribune Publishing Co such as the Chicago Tribune and Baltimore Sun.The cyberattack appeared to originate outside the United States, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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"Orchestrated Campaign To Malign Aadhaar": Ex-UIDAI Chief Nandan Nilekani
Former Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) Chairman Nandan Nilekani said there was an "orchestrated campaign" to malign Aadhaar.
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Aadhaar FIR: "Are We Living In Banana Republic?" Asks Shatrughan Sinha
BJP lawmaker Shatrughan Sinha today wondered if the people of the country were living in a "banana republic", saying a journalist who did a story to highlight the misuse of Aadhaar details was being hauled up for reporting an "alleged truth".
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'Committed To Free Press,' Says Minister On Outrage Over Aadhaar Police Case
After a police case was filed by the Aadhaar-issuing authority UIDAI against a newspaper reporter and others over a report that the Aadhaar database was vulnerable to misuse, Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today clarified that the action was not meant to suppress freedom of the press
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"More To Come": Reporter Who Broke Aadhaar Story, Backed By Editor
Rachna Khaira, the reporter of The Tribune newspaper who has been named in an FIR for exposing breach of details of over one billion Aadhaar cards, on Sunday said she has just exposed the "tip of the iceberg" in her news report and that there was much more to come based on her investigations.
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Aadhaar Breach Risks Identity Theft For 1 Billion Indians: Foreign Media
Over a billion Indian citizens may be vulnerable to identity theft and intrusions of privacy after a newspaper sting uncovered a security breach in the country's vast biometric database, which contains the personal data of almost every citizen.
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Aadhaar Data Fully Safe, No Breach Has Occurred: UIDAI
"The Aadhaar data, including biometric information, is fully safe and secure," the authority said in a statement, calling the report in The Tribune "a case of misreporting".
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Chinese State Media Claims India Supports Beijing On South China Sea
A state-run Chinese newspaper on Wednesday included India among the nations which have supported the country's stand on the South China Sea dispute after Beijing rejected the verdict of a UN-backed tribunal that struck down the Communist giant's claims of "historical rights" in the disputed area.
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NYTimes Co. in talks to sell regional newspapers
The New York Times Co. is in advanced talks to sell all of its small, regional publications.
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Journalist Jyoti Malhotra Is First Woman Editor Of 'The Tribune'
Journalist Jyoti Malhotra has become the first woman editor of The Tribune, the 143-year-old newspaper based in Chandigarh.
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Cyber-Attack Hits US Newspaper Distribution
The attack led to distribution delays in the Saturday edition of The Times, Tribune, Sun and other newspapers that share a production platform in Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Cyberattack Hits US Newspaper Distribution
A cyberattack caused major printing and delivery disruptions on Saturday at the Los Angeles Times and other major US newspapers, including ones owned by Tribune Publishing Co such as the Chicago Tribune and Baltimore Sun.The cyberattack appeared to originate outside the United States, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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"Orchestrated Campaign To Malign Aadhaar": Ex-UIDAI Chief Nandan Nilekani
Former Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) Chairman Nandan Nilekani said there was an "orchestrated campaign" to malign Aadhaar.
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Aadhaar FIR: "Are We Living In Banana Republic?" Asks Shatrughan Sinha
BJP lawmaker Shatrughan Sinha today wondered if the people of the country were living in a "banana republic", saying a journalist who did a story to highlight the misuse of Aadhaar details was being hauled up for reporting an "alleged truth".
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'Committed To Free Press,' Says Minister On Outrage Over Aadhaar Police Case
After a police case was filed by the Aadhaar-issuing authority UIDAI against a newspaper reporter and others over a report that the Aadhaar database was vulnerable to misuse, Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today clarified that the action was not meant to suppress freedom of the press
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"More To Come": Reporter Who Broke Aadhaar Story, Backed By Editor
Rachna Khaira, the reporter of The Tribune newspaper who has been named in an FIR for exposing breach of details of over one billion Aadhaar cards, on Sunday said she has just exposed the "tip of the iceberg" in her news report and that there was much more to come based on her investigations.
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Aadhaar Breach Risks Identity Theft For 1 Billion Indians: Foreign Media
Over a billion Indian citizens may be vulnerable to identity theft and intrusions of privacy after a newspaper sting uncovered a security breach in the country's vast biometric database, which contains the personal data of almost every citizen.
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Aadhaar Data Fully Safe, No Breach Has Occurred: UIDAI
"The Aadhaar data, including biometric information, is fully safe and secure," the authority said in a statement, calling the report in The Tribune "a case of misreporting".
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Chinese State Media Claims India Supports Beijing On South China Sea
A state-run Chinese newspaper on Wednesday included India among the nations which have supported the country's stand on the South China Sea dispute after Beijing rejected the verdict of a UN-backed tribunal that struck down the Communist giant's claims of "historical rights" in the disputed area.
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NYTimes Co. in talks to sell regional newspapers
The New York Times Co. is in advanced talks to sell all of its small, regional publications.
