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  • Delhi Shocker: Man Shot in Face at Birthday Party at Fatehpur Beri, Rushed to AIIMS; Investigation Underway

    Delhi Shocker: Man Shot in Face at Birthday Party at Fatehpur Beri, Rushed to AIIMS; Investigation Underway

    New Delhi, January 14: A birthday party in the national capital turned tragic for a man attending it when he was hit by a bullet in the face by another man.

    Pramod,37, was injured and rushed to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences trauma centre.

    He was hit in his face by the bullet allegedly shot by one Ranpal when he was at his neighbour’s child’s birthday party on Friday at Fatehpur Beri. Accused Ranpal allegedly fired seven to eight rounds at Pramod, an eyewitness said. Punjab Shocker: Man Shot Dead by Neighbour In Broad Daylight After Heated Argument in Jalandhar (Watch Video).

    “During the birthday party, the accused brought 7 to 8 other men along with him. They went to the terrace and fired 7 to 8 rounds at Pramod,” the victim’s brother Vinod said. Uttar Pradesh Shocker: Pregnant Woman Shot at by Blue Duck Hunters in Mahoba.

    “We sent him out. Ranpal fired 2 more rounds downstairs. My younger brother told him to stop but he fired once more. The bullet hit my brother’s face,” said Vinod, Pramod’s brother. The incident took place in Jonapur village. A police complaint has been filed and further investigation is underway.

    (This is an unedited and auto-generated story from Syndicated News feed, Morning Tidings Staff may not have modified or edited the content body)

  • Ransomware Attack Like AIIMS May Increase in 2023, Indian Firms Need To Be More Vigilant

    Ransomware Attack Like AIIMS May Increase in 2023, Indian Firms Need To Be More Vigilant

    New Delhi, December 27: With the ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) business model taking off, Indian organisations across the spectrum, after the massive AIIMS attack, will need to be more alert and ready to face aggressive cyber attacks.

    According to Barracuda Networks, a leading provider of cloud-first security solutions, a new generation of smaller and smarter gangs will steal their limelight in 2023. During the year, organisations will experience an increased frequency of ransomware attacks with new tactics, the company said on Tuesday. Ransomware Attack in India: Small Businesses at Highest Risk of Cyberattack in the Country, Says Report.

    “In 2023, organisations need to be ready to be targeted by every kind of cyberthreat, regardless of their size or industry sector. As existing authentication methods are challenged by attackers, security practitioners need to look at alternatives, and we expect to see password-less and FIDO U2F (Universal 2nd Factor) single security key technology receiving a lot of consideration,” said Parag Khurana, Country Manager, Barracuda Networks India. The Guardian Cyber Attack: UK-Based Publication Firm Hit by Ransomware Attack; Employees Asked To Work From Home.

    The growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in threat detection will make a significant difference to security, and “we expect to see more companies invest in 24/7 human-led threat hunting and response, making use of an expert SOC-as-a-Service if they don’t have the resources in house,” he added.

    In 2023, “wiperware” emanating from Russia will likely spill over into other countries as geopolitical tensions continue. The goal of pseudo ransomware, also referred to as wiperware, is to destroy the victim’s systems rather than offer the opportunity to decrypt them.

    This form of cyberattack is often geopolitical in nature. In 2022, there were 21,000 Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) registered. Many of them were classed as ‘critical’, and many were actively exploited by attackers.

    “There were also a number of popular third-party software libraries that had critical vulnerabilities reported. Organisations need to have a team in place ready to patch software and remediate as soon as possible,” said the report.

    2022 was the year of the supply chain attack with a large number of high-profile incidents occurring around the world and it has led more attackers to look for the weakest link in attacking companies.

    “We have seen impersonation techniques and spear phishing attacks constantly evolve and with multi-factor authentication (MFA) fatigue attacks, they are having more and more success,” said the report.

    (The above story first appeared on Morning Tidings on Dec 27, 2022 09:55 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website morningtidings.com).

  • Delhi Winter 2022: Dense Fog in National Capital As Temperature Dips, See Visuals From Lodhi Road, Safdarjung, Airport Flyover and AIIMS

    Delhi Winter 2022: Dense Fog in National Capital As Temperature Dips, See Visuals From Lodhi Road, Safdarjung, Airport Flyover and AIIMS

    The season’s first dense fog blanketed Delhi today morning, lowering visibility around the national capital. Dense fog was seen at Lodhi Road, Safdarjung, Airport Flyover, AIIMS, etc. The IMD has predicted dense to very dense fog over the plains in northwest India during the next four days. Delhi Winter 2022: Season’s First Dense Fog Engulfs National Capital; Rail, Road Traffic Hit (Watch Videos and Pics).

    Dense Fog Engulfs National Capital:

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  • AIIMS Cyber Attack: All India Institute of Medical Sciences Delhi Server Attack Originated From China, Say Government Sources; Data From 5 Servers Safely Retrieved

    AIIMS Cyber Attack: All India Institute of Medical Sciences Delhi Server Attack Originated From China, Say Government Sources; Data From 5 Servers Safely Retrieved

    New Delhi, December 14: The attack on the computer server of All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi was carried out by Chinese hackers, a senior government source said on Wednesday adding that data in the five servers have been successfully retrieved now.

    “AIIMS Delhi server attack was by the Chinese, FIR details that the attack had originated from China. Of 100 servers (40 physical and 60 virtual), five physical servers were successfully infiltrated by the hackers. The damage would have been far worse but is now contained. Data in the five servers have been successfully retrieved now,” said the source from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW). Delhi AIIMS Cyber Attack: Servers Were Infiltrated By Chinese, Data Now Successfully Retrieved, Say Officials.

    AIIMS Delhi first reported a failure in its servers on November 23. Two of the analysts deployed to look after the servers’ securities have also been suspended for the alleged breach of cyber security.

    AIIMS authorities in a statement issued stated that the e-Hospital data has been restored. “The eHospital data has been restored on the servers. The network is being sanitized before the services can be restored. The process is taking some time due to the volume of data and the large number of servers/computers for the hospital services. Measures are being taken for cyber security,” they had said.

    “All hospital services, including outpatient, in-patient, laboratories, etc continue to run on manual mode,” the statement had said. Earlier this month, a special cell of Delhi Police launched an investigation into the attack on the computer system at AIIMS Delhi. Delhi AIIMS Server Down Since 7 Am Today, OPD and Sample Collection Handled Manually.

    According to official sources, a team of the Central Forensic Lab (CFSL) has been pressed into service to check the infected server of the AIIMS Delhi to identify the source of the malware attack.

    (This is an unedited and auto-generated story from Syndicated News feed, Morning Tidings Staff may not have modified or edited the content body)

  • ICMR Faces 6,000 Hacking Attempts Days After Attack on AIIMS and Safdarjung Hospital Servers

    ICMR Faces 6,000 Hacking Attempts Days After Attack on AIIMS and Safdarjung Hospital Servers

    New Delhi, December 6: After India’s two premier health institutes – All India Institute of Medical Sciences and Safdarjung hospital, the top health research institute Indian Council of Medical Research has faced the cyber attack and hacking attempts.

    According to a source, the website of ICMR faced 6000 attempts of cyber attack on November 30, after a week of ransomware attack on AIIMS. As per the information, the hacking attempts were made from an IP address of Hong Kong. AIIMS Server Hacking: Chinese Involvement Suspected; Four More Servers Were on Target.

    However, the attempts made to hack the ICMR website was not successful and the server was not affected and was running smoothly. The attackers have been blocked and the NIC team prevented the hacking attempts of ICMR website. Jal Shakti Ministry’s Twitter Handle Briefly Hacked, Second Major Cyber Attack After AIIMS Delhi.

    An official from the ICMR on the condition of anonymity said that the site is being hosted at National Informatics Centre (NIC) Data Centre and the firewall is being updated regularly by the agency. Our website didn’t go down even for a single time on that day that means the attacks were prevented by the NIC. The ICMR website is safe and running properly.

    (The above story first appeared on Morning Tidings on Dec 06, 2022 09:31 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website morningtidings.com).

  • Cockroach Allegedly Found in ‘Daal’ Served to Four-Year-Old Patient at AIIMS in Delhi, Video Goes Viral

    Cockroach Allegedly Found in ‘Daal’ Served to Four-Year-Old Patient at AIIMS in Delhi, Video Goes Viral

    In a shocking incident, the kin of a patient at AIIMS in Delhi have complained of cockroach in daal being served to patient. The patient who is a four year child was being served daal with a cockroach in it. In a video that is making rounds on social media, it can be seen that a cockroach has been removed from the daal and kept aside. As per reports, the patient who went through a major stomach surgery at Delhi’s one of the most prestigious medical facilities was being served daal with a cockroach in it during his first meal after the surgery. One of the Tweets with the image of the cockroach, read “Pathetic and frightening state of affairs at the most prestigious Medical facility in National Capital- Serving Cockroach Daal to a 4 year old as first meal post major stomach surgery.” Also Read | Dead Insect Found in Air Vistara Flight Meal! Passenger Claims To Find Cockroach in Packed Food; See Viral Pics.

    Video: Cockroach Allegedly Found in Daal at AIIMS in Delhi

    Cockroach Allegedly Found in Dal Served to Four-Year-Old Patient by AIIMS

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  • AIIMS Warns ‘Chew Before You Swallow’ After Man Chokes on Momo in Delhi

    Delhi, June 9: Mahatma Gandhi once said “Chew your drink and drink your food”, stressing the scientifically proven benefits of chewing. Once again, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi had to issue a “swallow with care” warning after a man reportedly died from choking on a momo or dumpling.

    In a bizarre case of choking hazard, a man in his 50s died after choking on a momo in an inebriated state. He was later brought to AIIMS. Police investigation revealed that the man had collapsed on the ground after consuming momos at a shop in South Delhi. Viagra Overdose Lands Newly-Married Prayagraj Man in Hospital; Undergoes Surgery Twice, May Have To Live With Permanent Problem in Private Part.

    According to the AIIMS report, a post-mortem of the person, using a CT scan, found a dumpling stuck in the upper airway or the windpipe’s opening, after which the doctors reached a conclusion that he died from choking on a momo.

    “These findings are very important for medicolegal opinion but could be only done by digital coaxial tomography (CT scan). It can’t be detected in traditional visual postmortem examination,” reported Mint, quoting Dr Sudhir Gupta, head of forensic department at AIIMS as saying.

    The report’s author Dr Abhisehk Yadav said, the cause of death was concluded as neurogenic cardiac arrest due to choking of momo that was found to be lodged at the laryngeal inlet. “The size of a dumpling is 5x3cm which is quite a big size and people should be aware when eating such type of food,” Yadav added.

    Choking is a condition where there is an obstruction in the airway at any place between the pharynx and bifurcation of the trachea. This condition can occur when food or literally any other object accidentally gets lodged in the throat or windpipe, blocking the flow of air.

    (The above story first appeared on Morning Tidings on Jun 09, 2022 07:05 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website morningtidings.com).

  • IPS officials ask government experts: which vaccine is better – coviched or covaxin?

    IPS officials ask government experts: which vaccine is better – coviched or covaxin?

    The government on Friday held an emergency meeting amid reports of blood clotting in some patients in Europe, which found Oxford-AstraAnica shots and concluded that no such problem was reported in India, with the head of the National Task Force, Dr. NK Arora said in an online conversation with Indian Police Service (IPS) officials on Saturday for COVID-19.

    AstraZeneca vaccines are manufactured by the Serum Institute of India (SII) in Pune and are known as Covishield in India. The other available vaccine – Kovaxin is manufactured by Bharat Biotech.

    Dr. Arora said the report has been shared with the World Health Organization (WHO) and most European countries have resumed the vaccination program. He claimed that in total, if 10,000 people were vaccinated, adverse symptoms such as fever, swelling, redness, and pain were reported in only 40 cases. “Yesterday (Friday) 97.5% of people who develop symptoms (after vaccination) had these adverse events. So only 40 out of 10,000 overall had significant symptoms … I’m using these figures because I’m talking to a fantastic group. Adverse symptoms are uncommon. We have given 4 crore injections, people have not been lost due to serious incidents, ”Dr. Aurora said.

    Dr. VK Paul, member NITI Aayog who also participated in the interaction, said that the incidence of AEFI (adverse events after vaccination) is minimal – 0.05%.

    The virtual meeting on the COVID-19 vaccine was organized by the IPS (Central) Association and was moderated by senior IPS officer Aditya Mishra.

    At least two IPS officers sought to know which of the two vaccines was more effective.

    Director of AIIMS Drs. Randeep Guleria reacted to this by saying that it would be months earlier by comparison but both are equally effective.

    “Kovaxin uses the inactive platform and Kovild, the virus vector platform to inject spike proteins into the body, is currently delivered via the intramuscular pathway … Both vaccines produce good amounts of antibodies. Are … We should take the vaccines available to us, it will be several months. We can compare A to B, but they are more or less equally effective, given that we have to vaccinate a large number of people. Both have to be approved. “

    Dr. Guleria said that vaccines can provide protection for “at least 8 months-1 years” and even longer but will depend on how the virus behaves and how protection develops for different populations. is.

    Dr. Arora said that 30% of people infected with COVID-19 cannot develop antibodies and will act as a booster if they take the vaccine.

    There are 22 categories of people including people above 60 years of age and frontline workers who have been given priority for COVID-19 shot by the government.

    “Till now, pregnant women and children under 18 have not been given vaccines for lack of scientific studies. Individuals suffering from hyper tension, diabetes, cancer, heart disease or living on a blood thinner can get the vaccine … Those taking cancer drugs and suffering from auto immune disorder can also take it. Severe obese people should get it, liver or kidney disease should also get it, our Indian data shows that if someone has these so-called illnesses, including lung infections and asthma, if they get COVID. , Then the risk of death is 17-20% more … 750 doctors and medical personnel lost their lives, 1500 police personnel died, it is unpredictable and painful, take vaccines on the highest priority.

    Dr. Paul said that the supply of vaccines is limited and they should be given to the people who need them most. “78% of deaths above 50 years of age,” he said, adding that police could play a role in implementing COVID-19’s proper behavior.

    “A legend is produced. If we have two billion doses today, everyone can be vaccinated, it is dependent on monthly production, there is no huge stock available, except for a few small nations and Gulf countries. Priority is not beyond groups. Britain has also not included health care workers. The goal of herd immunity is not being adopted by any country other than Israel, ”Dr. Paul said when asked why family members of police officers were also not being vaccinated.

    “People think that COVID is over, the virus is still there, it hasn’t gone away … we are allowing the virus to spread, parties are happening … massive changes in people’s attitude, Kovid There may be fatigue but we have to follow the norms… disease spreading due to congestion development, many people are traveling, going on holidays, non-essential travel should be stopped, ”Dr. Guleria said.

    Dr. Paul said enforcement played a role in combating the disease. “The chain of transmission has to be stopped. The container zone has to be demarcated, the contacts have to be separated, this is an enforcement issue…. When there are many cases in a community, building or street (street), the area should be protected so that the disease is contained. Enforcement will ensure a ring-fencing transition, ”said Dr. Paul.

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  • Health Minister Harsh Vardhan: 157 medical colleges under various stages of implementation in India

    Health Minister Harsh Vardhan: 157 medical colleges under various stages of implementation in India

    He said that 58 of these colleges are in the first phase of implementation, 24 in the second phase and 75 colleges, which were recently announced in the third phase.

    A total of 157 medical colleges across the country are in various stages of implementation, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan informed the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday.

    He said that 58 of these colleges are in the first phase of implementation, 24 in the second phase and 75 colleges, which were recently announced in the third phase.

    “Since 2014, there are 157 medical colleges in various stages of development in different parts of the country. These include 24 in phase 1 and 24 in phase 2 and another 75 in phase 3, which were announced recently, ”the minister said in response to the supplement during the question hour.

    “Apart from this, till 2014 there were 50,000 medical college seats in the country and after that, in the last six years, 30,000 additional medical college seats have been created. More seats will be added with the establishment of these new colleges, ”he said.

    Mr. Vardhan said that the National Medical Commission is also assessing the total number of required medical colleges and seats in the country, stating that the government will formulate its policies accordingly.

    So far 22 All India Institutes of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) have been approved under the Modi government. Of these, 16 AIIMS are in various stages of implementation for the last seven years, ”he said.

    “The Health Minister said that the Narendra Modi government approved 75 medical colleges in various states in its second term. These are preferably in aspirational districts and areas where the most deprived people live and where there is no medical college in the private or government sector, ”he said.

    All these 75 medical colleges have been finalized and notified, the Minister said, adding that the Center supports 60% of the budget spending on these colleges.

    In response to another question, Mr. Vardhan said that no AIIMS has developed in Karnataka and a request has been made by the Chief Minister and leaders of the state, stating that the Ministry of Health and Finance is working in this regard. Have been.

    The Union Minister said in a written reply, “Under Phase Three, four medical colleges with a capacity of 150 MBBS seats have been approved in Chikkamagaluru, Haveri, Yadagiri and Chikkaballapura in Karnataka in 2019-20.”

    He said that medical colleges to be shared between the Center and the state government in the ratio of 60:40 have been approved at a cost of ₹ 325 crore.

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