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ET Financial Inclusion Summit: United, we can fight the cyber enemy

ET Financial Inclusion Summit: United, we can fight the cyber enemy SECTIONS Last Updated: Jul 19, 2021, 09:03 AM IST Share Synopsis “While the digital segment has grown multifold it’s become easier for fraudsters to take advantage of lack of less tech-savvy consumers; for us it’s a fine balance between creating a great user experience versus compliance and authentication,” said Madhivanan Balakrishnan, COO, IDFC FIRST Bank. Getty Images Senior leaders engaged in the cyber security space also felt that it was tough to stay ahead of fraudsters as frauds have become more sophisticated. With a rise in cyber frauds over the past year and a half, collaboration is the way forward to stay a step ahead of fraudsters, top banks and payment operators said at the ET Financial Inclusion Summit.

Sadly, bigotry won t die easily : The Tribune India

1057 1 England s Marcus Rashford looks dejected after missing a penalty during a penalty shootout Pool via REUTERS Rohit Mahajan In 2007, travelling on a train in England, I was offered a cup of coffee by a scary man. He seemed angry, dangerously stupid and drunk. He walked down the aisle carrying two paper cups of coffee, took the seat opposite me, placed one cup on the table in front of me and, pointing at it, barked an order in what seemed to be an East European language but the intent was clear: “Drink!” He wanted me to drink coffee, I didn’t want to. He seemed the sort to negotiate with his fists rightly, too, for he was a head taller and a ton heavier. Luckily, he lapsed into a reverie, induced possibly by liquor or drugs.

Target Tokyo: India hopeful of winning 5-10 medals at the Olympics

Target Tokyo: India hopeful of winning 5-10 medals at the Olympics
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Imran, a sad parody of his younger self

941 Rohit Mahajan When Imran Khan became the prime minister of Pakistan three years back, former India captain Bishan Singh Bedi told this writer: “Hope he will work for peace. He was a great cricketer.” Bedi sahab then related a memory from a match they played in Pakistan in 1978: Imran had bowled with tigerish hostility through the day; when evening fell, the great Khan was seen jogging around the field of play, not resting with his feet up. “He’s a determined man and fair-minded sportsman,” said Bedi. That’s true, for almost every cricketer he played with acknowledges these qualities of Imran. But alas, since he became the prime minister, what Salman Rushdie said, in 2012, about the great cricketer rings truer with each passing day “When Imran was a playboy in London, he was called Im the dim.”

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