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Mental Health: India’s student suicides grow at an alarming rate
``Over the past two decades, student suicides have grown at an...
Private US banks can embrace UPI for faster digital payments: Fed Reserve Governor
Christopher Waller,Governor,Federal Reserve “The technology-driven...
DoT likely to start tracking system for lost, stolen mobiles next month
The Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DoT) is ready with the technology and the service is expected to be launched in August. “C-DoT is ready with the technology. The telecom department will approach the minister for its launch after the Parliament session. It should be launched in the next month,” a DoT official told PTI.
Obesity is deadlier than smoking; it can lead to cancer
“Our children could be a smoke-free generation, but we’ve hit a devastating record high for childhood obesity, and now we need urgent Government intervention to end the epidemic. They still have a chance to save lives. Scientists have so far identified that obesity causes 13 types of cancer but the mechanisms aren’t fully understood. So further research is needed to find out more about the ways extra body fat can lead to cancer,” said Michelle Mitchell, the lead researcher of the study
Eco Survey favours the idea of Digital Locker to store citizens’ critical data
DigiLocker makes all their documents available, in a verified format, in one place on the cloud. Citizens only need an internet connected device, smartphone or computer to access the locker.
Global #MeToo movement provides lots of work for London’s top lawyers
Horacio Bernardes Neto, president of the International Bar Association that represents attorneys, said in May that law firms hired to advise corporations on how to handle harassment allegations needed to get their own hiring and workplace behavior in order because of the risk being called out for hypocrisy, after a global survey found one in three female attorneys has been sexually harassed at work.
Vatican defends secrecy of Catholic Confessions amid priest sex scandals
Cardinal Piacenza noted that Francis himself earlier this year called confessional secrecy indispensable, and quoted the pontiff as saying “no human power has jurisdiction” over that secrecy. Piacenza said the tribunal felt it “urgent to recall in the first place the absolute inviolability of the sacramental secrecy, which is based on divine right and admits no exception.”
AIR publishes its catastrophe exposure data schema publicly
“Across the insurance industry, as less time is spent converting formats or ensuring consistency among data sets, stakeholders will have more time to focus on improving the quality of their underlying data and making better risk management decisions,” said Bill Pieroni, CEO, ACORD
DGCA issues safety directions after incidents of planes overshooting runways
It added that while adhering to the minimum cockpit experience, which has already been laid down by the DGCA, the airlines should carry out their own “risk assessment” before conducting operations during adverse weather conditions.
G20 leaders vow to prevent use of internet for terrorism, extremism
“We issue this statement to raise the bar of expectation for online platforms to do their part. We, the leaders of the G20, reaffirm our strongest condemnation of terrorism in all its forms and manifestations,” they said.
Cyber Liability: the last frontier of the insurance
Buyers are turning to carriers for comprehensive pre-breach and post-breach cyber risk management services, and carriers are responding, either directly or by offering these services through third parties. Some of these services include network vulnerability scanning, penetration testing both internally and externally of the network, assistance with business continuity planning, GDPR readiness and more
Cyber risks are jeopardizing M&A Deals
Of more than 2,700 information technology and business decision makers surveyed by Forescout Technologies Inc. in seven countries, 53% reported that their organization had encountered a critical cybersecurity issue or incident that put an M&A deal in jeopardy. And 65% of respondents said they had experienced buyers’ remorse because of cybersecurity concerns after closing a deal.