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Monthly Archives: February 2018
Contingent Electronic Evidence and Evidence Drop Box, Concepts which we should be aware of..
After the Basheer judgement, there has been several discussions on the Section 65B (IEA) certification of electronic evidence for “Admissibility”. I suppose some clarity has dawned on the community with these discussions, though there are some areas which continue to … Continue reading
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Tagged CEAC, Contingent evidence, Drop box, Evidence, P K Basheer, Shafhi Mohammad
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RBI is making a mistake in the PNB fraud case
As expected, media is crying as if Rs 11500 crores have been lost by PNB. Congress as expected is talking as if it is not Nirav Modi who is in question but Mr Narendra Modi himself. Both may be excused … Continue reading
PNB Fraud of Rs 11500 crores was waiting to happen.
The Rs 11500 crore fraud in India in Punjab National Bank (PNB) was a fraud which was waiting to happen due to the negligence of the Bank and the software developers supporting the Banking operations. It appears that those who … Continue reading
Interaction with late Dr Abdul Kalam
While exploring some archives at Naavi.org, I came across a memorable interaction with the Late Dr Abdul Kalam the scientist who became a unique President of India who remained a teacher till his death. It was interesting to note that … Continue reading
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Tagged abdul kalam, cyber forensics, kumaraswamy, naavi, police congress
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Section 65B clarified… e-book
Naavi has published a few e-books as detailed here Additionally, e-book exclusively on Section 65B titled “Section 65B of Indian Evidence Act clarified” has been published. This book is available at Rs 150/- as an E Book. This … Continue reading
Recipe for corruption in Judiciary- Supreme Court judgement in Shafhi Mohammad V State of Himachal Pradesh
Viewers would have observed several News paper reports in the last few days with headlines such as -“Courts can rely on Electronic Records without Certificate: SC” (Deccan herald), (Free Press Journal) -“Party Not In Possession Of Device From Which Electronic … Continue reading
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