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Uttar Pradesh STF arrested Om Kumar, the alleged kingpin of an inter-state online fraud racket. The gang operated fake telegram channels, falsely claiming access to leaked question papers for competitive exams, cheating aspirants out of thousands. Investigations are ongoing to uncover a wider network.

The National Testing Agency has addressed claims of NEET 2026 question papers being sold on telegram. This follows the recent cancellation of the NEET UG 2026 examination due to alleged paper leaks. Millions of students were impacted by the cancellation. The Central Bureau of Investigation is now investigating the matter. The Supreme Court has also expressed concerns about examination security.

A telegram channel named "Upp Exam Paper" is under police investigation for allegedly offering the Uttar Pradesh Police Constable recruitment exam paper for Rs 8,000. An FIR has been lodged, with authorities monitoring social media to ensure a fair examination process for over 28 lakh candidates.

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Russian strikes on Ukraine's Kharkiv region claimed four lives and injured over twenty, including children, on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Russia reported fending off a drone attack in Sevastopol. This escalation occurs as President Zelensky seeks diplomatic ceasefire talks, with support from European leaders and potential US envoy involvement, despite ongoing Middle East conflict impacting negotiations.

Maharashtra Cyber has successfully detained Adiraj Rajendra Bait, a seller operating on telegram, accused of distributing disturbing Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Material. Thanks to a strategic digital surveillance operation that included tracing a UPI ID, authorities managed to pinpoint Bait's location and confiscate his mobile device. Forensic analysis has verified the existence of exploitative materials intended for illegal distribution.

Russia unleashed a major overnight assault on Ukrainian cities, including Kyiv and Dnipro, hours after President Zelenskyy's warning. Fatalities and injuries were reported in Dnipro, with fears of people trapped in Kyiv's rubble. Meanwhile, a Ukrainian drone strike claimed a civilian life in Russia's Kursk region. Peace efforts remain stalled amidst escalating cross-border attacks.

According to cybercrime police, while technological progress has delivered many advantages, cybercriminals continue to misuse it to develop advanced scam methods. Frequently, even before people become aware of one type of fraud, scammers introduce more complicated approaches to trick unsuspecting victims.

Hackers reportedly exploited Meta's AI support chatbot to take over high-profile Instagram accounts by tricking it into changing linked email addresses. Attackers initiated conversations, requested email changes, and then triggered password resets to gain account control. Meta has since stated the issue has been resolved.

In a significant escalation of the conflict, Russia boasts of successfully downing 339 Ukrainian drones over 13 regions in a mere 13 hours, even near Moscow, illustrating the fierce drone warfare at play. Tragically, the impact of Russian offensives continues to be felt in Ukraine, as recovery efforts in Zaporizhzhia uncover lost lives.

Addressing the troubling trends in examination management, Congress MP Digvijaya Singh has requested Prime Minister Modi to issue a comprehensive white paper on the National Testing Agency's irregularities spanning eight years. Highlighting the recent NEET-UG 2026 cancellation, Singh expressed the growing anxiety among students stemming from unresolved leak issues.

Police may also seek Red Corner or Blue Corner notices against foreign based cyber fraudsters, similar to action taken against gangsters and international criminals

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A Delhi court has ordered charges to be framed against 17 individuals, including Sukesh Chandrashekhar and Jacqueline Fernandez, in a Rs 200-crore extortion and money laundering case. The Enforcement Directorate's probe revealed Chandrashekhar allegedly ran a criminal network from jail, extorting vast sums. Proceeds were used for lavish purchases, leading to this significant legal development.