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01/12/2020

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30/11/2020

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03/09/2020

PUBG Video Game App Among 118 New Chinese Apps Banned

PUBG Mobile among Chinese Apps Blocked: There are close to 50 million active PUBG players in India, according to reports and the game clocks in some 13 million daily users.

Highlights

PUBG MOBILE is a popular online multiplayer shooting game

The move is in interest of our sovereignty and integrity, government says

Tencent's PUBG Mobile ranks among the world's top five smartphone games

New Delhi:

PUBG MOBILE, a wildly popular online multiplayer shooting game, is among 118 Chinese apps blocked by the government Wednesday amid tension over fresh Chinese provocation in Ladakh. The move is in the interest of India's sovereignty and integrity, defence and security, the government said in a statement.

Tencent's PUBG Mobile ranks among the world's top five smartphone games with over 734 million downloads. There are close to 50 million active PUBG players in India, according to reports and the game clocks in some 13 million daily users.

According to the IT Ministry, the Apps "are engaged in activities which are prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order".

"This decision is a targeted move to ensure safety, security and sovereignty of Indian cyberspace," the statement said, adding that the move would safeguard the interests of crores of Indian mobile and internet users.

In a measure of PUBG's huge popularity in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during an event on exam stress last year, had remarked to a mother complaining about her teen: "Yeh PUBG-wala hai kya (Is he a PUBG player?)".

In June, the government banned 59 mobile apps including Bytedance's TikTok, Alibaba's UC Browser and Tencent's WeChat, also citing security concerns.

Explaining its latest move, the ministry said it had received many complaints about the misuse of some mobile apps on Android and iOS platforms for stealing and surreptitiously transmitting user data to servers outside India.

"The compilation of these data, its mining and profiling by elements hostile to national security and defence of India, which ultimately impinges upon the sovereignty and integrity of India, is a matter of very deep and immediate concern which requires emergency measures," said the statement.

The home ministry's cybercrime centre had also recommended blocking these "malicious apps", the government said.

The statement referred to bipartisan concerns flagged in parliament and outside and a strong chorus to take strict action against Apps "that harm India's sovereignty as well as the privacy of our citizens".

The other Apps blocked today include games, online payment services, dating sites and software to edit selfies.

The move comes a day after the government accused Chinese troops of provocative action again in the South Bank of Ladakh's Pangong Lake. Chinese troops had made a similar attempt on August 31 but Indian soldiers were able to thwart them both times, the government said.

There have been a series of clashes and showdowns in Ladakh with China since May. In June, 20 soldiers died for the country in a clash at Galwan Valley. China also suffered casualties but has not revealed the number.

01/09/2020

https://twitter.com/PiyushGoyal/status/1300464103845101569?s=19

“📣 Supporting students appearing for NEET & JEE exams, Railways has permitted them, and their guardians to travel by special suburban services in Mumbai on exam days. General passengers are requested not to commute.”

26/08/2020

Bihar OFSS 2nd Merit List 2020 Released as Cut-off Marks, Check BSEB Intermediate Admission Selection Status at ofssbihar.in

Aug 25, 2020 11:43 IST

Register For Results Updates

Bihar OFSS 2nd Merit List 2020 Released: Finally, putting an end to the long wait of aspirants, the Bihar Board has formally released the BSEB OFSS 2nd Merit List 2020 in the form of cut-off marks for admissions. Bihar OFSS Merit List 2020 has been released as cut-off marks required to seek admission to intermediate colleges in the state. Students obtaining marks equal to or more than the cut-off marks will be able to take admission to intermediate programmes in any of the three streams i.e. science, commerce and arts streams, in colleges and schools for the session 2020-22. Registered candidates can check the district-wise cut-off marks and the selection status for Bihar Board Intermediate Admissions 2020 online by logging onto the official website i.e. ofssbihar.in. To help candidates check their selection status for Bihar OFSS 2nd Merit List 2020, a direct link to the district-wise cut-off page has been provided below:

Check Bihar OFSS 2nd Merit List 2020 – Direct Link (Soon)

Admission Confirmation until 29th August

Along with providing the date for the release of 2nd Merit List 2020 for Bihar Intermediate Admissions; the Bihar Board’s notification also confirmed the timeline for admission process for selected students. According to the notification, admission process at various intermediate colleges across the state will commence from 25th August 2020 and students will have to confirm their admission status by completing the necessary formalities including document verification and payment of the requisite fees, on or before 29th August 2020.

Option to Choose Preferred Institutions

Another aspect that candidates must note with regards to Bihar OFSS 2nd Merit List 2020 is that, candidates who were not allotted their preferred institutions in the 1st Merit List 2020 released earlier, will be given a chance to take admission in the 2nd Merit List. However, such candidates will have to enrol themselves again as their previous admission status has been cancelled.

In addition to this, during the second selection list, candidates can fill in their choices of ‘higher preference’ through the ‘slide up’ process. Such higher preferences will be considered during the third selection list, the board said.

26/08/2020