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  • Nandan Nilekani Replies to Nirmala Sitharaman’s Complaint, Regrets Initial Glitches; Assures New E-Filing Portal by Infosys Will Ease Filing Process

    Nandan Nilekani Replies to Nirmala Sitharaman’s Complaint, Regrets Initial Glitches; Assures New E-Filing Portal by Infosys Will Ease Filing Process

    Nandan Nilekani, Infosys chairman, assured Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman that the company is working to resolve the glitches that were reported on the new e-filing website of the Income Tax Department which was launched on June 7. Nilekani assured that the issues on the e-filing website would be resolved in a week.

    Read Also  Nandan Nilekani Replies to Nirmala Sitharaman’s Complaint, Regrets Initial Glitches; Assures New E-Filing Portal by Infosys Will Ease Filing Process

    The Finance Minister had raised concerns on technical glitches and grievances on the newly launched portal and said Infosys and Nilekani would not “let down our taxpayers in the quality of services being provided”.

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  • WhatsApp Files Legal Complaint Against Indian Govt, Says New IT Rules Mean End to Privacy: Report

    WhatsApp Files Legal Complaint Against Indian Govt, Says New IT Rules Mean End to Privacy: Report

    WhatsApp, the widely used messaging platform, has filed a legal complaint in Delhi against the Indian government seeking to block regulations coming into force on Wednesday. According to a report by Reuters quoting sources, experts say this move would compel the California-based Facebook unit to break privacy protections.

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  • Epic Games files complaint against Apple with UK regulator

    Epic Games files complaint against Apple with UK regulator

    Apple’s App Store-related payment policies have long had complaints from app developers, as they are required to use its payment system, which charges commissions of between 15% and 30%.

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    Fortnite maker Epic Games said on Tuesday that it had filed a complaint with the UK’s competition regulator in support of an investigation into Apple Inc’s anti-competitive behavior.

    The UK Competition and Markets Authority said earlier this month it had made a complaint to Apple that the iPhone developers’ terms and conditions were inappropriate for the app creators.

    Apple’s App Store-related payment policies have long had complaints from app developers, as they are required to use its payment system, which charges commissions of between 15% and 30%.

    Epic and Apple have served in numerous lawsuits around the world following a dispute over the App Payment Commission last year.

    After the game creator tried to avoid the app’s 30% charge on the App Store, Epic’s Fortnite launched into the app-store payment system from the App Store and banned the App Store.

    Tim Sweeney, founder and chief executive of Epic Games, an outspoken critic of Apple’s policies, said “its practice artificially generates agility for consumers, and innovation among developers”.

    Also read After a fight with Indian developers, Google cuts the Play Store fees

    “It’s not surprising that Epic is advancing its agenda in front of the UK Competition and Markets Authority, as we’ve seen them using the same Playbook worldwide,” said an Apple spokesperson.

    The gaming company is facing lawsuits against Apple in Australia and the United States, and has filed an antitrust complaint in the European Union.

    Apple stated that Epic wants to operate under a different set of rules that apply to all other developers … we think that’s wrong.

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  • DGP rank officer appears before CG-CID to investigate sexual harassment complaint

    DGP rank officer appears before CG-CID to investigate sexual harassment complaint

    The case pertains to a female IPS officer who accused the DGP rank officer of sexual harassment.

    A former Special Director General of Police (DGP), accused of sexual harassment of a female IPS officer, appeared before an investigating officer of the crime branch CID (CB-CID) for questioning in relation to the case lodged against her, sources said. said.

    On February 27, the CB-CID filed sections 354A (sexual harassment), 341 (punishment for wrongful restraint) and 506 (1) (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code against the former Special DGP, and the FIR under Sec. Registered. 4 of the Prohibition of Tamil Nadu Women Harassment Act, 2002. Legal experts claimed that section 354A with 506 (1) in the FIR makes it a non-bailable offense. Superintendent of Police d. Kannan had also nominated the victim along with the DGP-ranking officer to stop the victim from filing a complaint.

    The Government of Tamil Nadu constituted a six-member Visakha Committee under the leadership of Additional Chief Secretary Jayashree Raghunandan to investigate the complaint of women SPs. The committee will recommend another course of action as per the provisions of the Sexual Harassment of Women in Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013. The Madras High Court, which is monitoring the investigation, is restricting the media publication in the names of the main accused and the complainant.

    On Friday, the Madras High Court expressed surprise that the former Special DGP (now on compulsory waiting) has not yet been suspended, to instill confidence in the criminal investigation as well as the internal investigation launched against him.

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  • DGP rank officer appears before CG-CID to investigate sexual harassment complaint

    DGP rank officer appears before CG-CID to investigate sexual harassment complaint

    The case pertains to a female IPS officer who accused the DGP rank officer of sexual harassment.

    A former Special Director General of Police (DGP), accused of sexual harassment of a female IPS officer, appeared before an investigating officer of the crime branch CID (CB-CID) for questioning in relation to the case lodged against her, sources said. said.

    On February 27, the CB-CID filed sections 354A (sexual harassment), 341 (punishment for wrongful restraint) and 506 (1) (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code against the former Special DGP, and the FIR under Sec. Registered. 4 of the Prohibition of Tamil Nadu Women Harassment Act, 2002. Legal experts claimed that section 354A with 506 (1) in the FIR makes it a non-bailable offense. Superintendent of Police d. Kannan had also nominated the victim along with the DGP-ranking officer to stop the victim from filing a complaint.

    The Government of Tamil Nadu constituted a six-member Visakha Committee under the leadership of Additional Chief Secretary Jayashree Raghunandan to investigate the complaint of women SPs. The committee will recommend another course of action as per the provisions of the Sexual Harassment of Women in Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013. The Madras High Court, which is monitoring the investigation, is restricting the media publication in the names of the main accused and the complainant.

    On Friday, the Madras High Court expressed surprise that the former Special DGP (now on compulsory waiting) has not yet been suspended, to instill confidence in the criminal investigation as well as the internal investigation launched against him.

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    Mamta Banerjee is in danger due to sudden removal of DGP of state: TMC in complaint to EC

    The party said the attack was a “deep conspiracy” to kill the TMC president.

    A day after the unidentified miscreants attacked West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, the Trinamool Congress on Thursday alleged in a letter to the Election Commission (EC) that the state’s DGP had been removed “at the behest of the BJP”. The minister threatened and called for an immediate investigation into the issue.

    The party said, TMC President Ms. Banerjee had a “deep roots” to take her life.

    Also read: TMC releases manifesto after ‘attack’ on Mamata Banerjee

    “Within 24 hours of the removal of the former DGP, an attempt was made on the life of Ms. Mamta Banerjee in Nandigram this evening. She was on a campaign trail and filed her nomination this afternoon. Neither the Superintendent of Police nor the local police was present at the time of the attack to give him a protective cover, even if he was a Z Plus Protector. Only his personal security officers were with him, ”TMC’s letter said.

    Also Read: West Bengal Assembly Elections | Mamta Banerjee stable, doctor to do more tests

    The Election Commission on Tuesday ordered the removal of West Bengal Director General of Police Virender following an adverse report of his special observers posted in the election ground. The TMC sought to remind the Election Commission that the state’s law and order was announced once the elections were held and the responsibility of the panel was also the protection of the Chief Minister. The party pointed out that the ADG (Law and Order), replaced by the Election Commission a few days ago, was also “abrupt and concise”.

    The letter said that at the behest of the BJP, the transfer of top officials of the police administration and the state administration is being affected by severe instability.

    Also read: Attack on Mamta: Drama will not give results this time, says BJP

    The party has further alleged that Wednesday’s incident was not a standalone, claiming that several “anti-social elements” were mobilized from various neighboring states by the BJP in Nandigram.

    Ms. Banerjee is undergoing treatment at Kolkata’s SSKM Hospital.

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  • French startup lobbies to file privacy complaint against Apple

    French startup lobbies to file privacy complaint against Apple

    Under the data privacy rules of the European Union, all organizations must ask visitors online whether they have agreed to collect their data through trackers or other tools.

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    France’s major startup lobby said in a statement that France Digitel will file a complaint against iPhone maker Apple with data privacy watchdog CNIL on Tuesday.

    In a seven-page complaint seen by Reuters, the lobby, which represents the bulk of France’s digital entrepreneurs and venture capitalists, alleges that Apple’s latest operating software, iOS 14, does not comply with the EU’s privacy requirements .

    Also read Britain launches investigation into Apple’s alleged anti-competitive behavior

    On the one hand, argues France Digitel, iPhone owners are asked whether they are willing to allow mobile apps to be installed to define campaign ads and to collect the key identifier used to send targeted ads. Huh.

    On the other hand, Apple’s default settings allow the US firm to do its own targeted advertising campaign without explicitly asking iPhone users for their prior consent, France Digitel says.

    Also read Apple’s new privacy feature to be rolled out by early spring

    Under the data privacy rules of the European Union, all organizations must ask visitors online whether they have agreed to collect their data through trackers or other tools.

    “The allegations in the complaint are false and will be seen as what they are, a poor attempt by users to divert attention from their actions and confuse regulators and policy makers,” Apple said in a written statement.

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