Former Reebok India executives arrested on fraud charges
Two former top executives of Reebok India, owned by German sportswear maker Adidas, have been arrested by police outside New Delhi after they were accused of fraud that led to the company losing Rs 8.
Man arrested 14 years after using fake markesheet in college admission
He evaded arrest for over 14 years after getting admission in a college allegedly using a fake marksheet, but finally ran of luck and landed in police net.
Harvinder Tokas was among the 18 students
Bank staffers convicted of fraud
Two bank employees and three others have been sentenced to imprisonment for committing fraud and cheating under Prevention of Corruption Act by the city civil and sessions and special judge for CBI ca
Much-married woman extorted money from female friends
It looks like men alone were not Shahanaz’s victims. Information available on her background indicates that the much-married woman who had lured, married and ditched many men, had also extracted money
Six fake Twitter accounts of PMO blocked
Keeping in view “serious ramifications,” the government on Tuesday instructed the Cyber Security Cell of the department of information and technology to block six Twitter accounts having resemblance t
Postal department fined for NSS agent’s fraud
In a judgement of far-reaching consequences, delivered at the end of a legal battle lasting 15 years, the Ernakulam Consumer Red-ressal Forum has penalised the postal department for a fraud committed
New database to end fake degrees
Forged educational certificates could soon be a thing of the past. The government is all set to establish and maintain, in electronic format, a database of all academic certificates issued by universi
Chit chors loot trust & name
Rajesh Kumar (name changed), a state government employee from an economically weak family in Kottayam was quite unfamiliar with chit funds or chitties until a few years ago when one of his colleagues
Any time money for lifters
Technology has opened up new vistas in convenient banking for genuine customers although ingenious fraudsters often work their way round tough tamper-proof devices.
This has been the case with Auto
Case registered against ‘fraud’ firm
The city police on Wednesday registered a case against City Financial Management Services, a financial institution, and its owner, for allegedly duping nearly 500 investors through a deposit scheme.