Monthly Archives: June 2017
Banks want their negligence to be underwritten by the Customers. Do you agree Mr Urjit Patel?
Yesterday, I highlighted the plight of a customer of State Bank of India Musiri branch in Tamil Nadu who lost Rs 49773/- through a fraud. We can recall here the decision of the Adjudicator of Tamil Nadu in the case of … Continue reading
Calling attention of Branch Manager, State Bank of India, Musiri Branch, Tamil Nadu
This is an open letter to The Manager, State Bank of India, Musiri Branch, Tiruchirapalli Branch, Tamil Nadu. Dear Sir I am informed that on June 7th 2017, 5 fraudulent withdrawals have been made from one of the customer’s of … Continue reading
Falsified Evidence under Section 65B certificate
Section 65B of Indian Evidence Act requires a certificate to be produced with any Electronic Document submitted as evidence in a Court of law, at the admission stage. The mandatory requirement of Section 65B certificate came into effect on 17th … Continue reading
ACT Broadband blocks FTP access to clients
ACT Fiber net (Atria Convergence Technologies Pvt. Ltd.) has been an Internet Service Provider which was the first service provider (particularly in Bangalore) to offer internet access service through optical fiber network. In view of the high bandwidth provided by … Continue reading
Why we need to defer introduction of AEPS?
The Aadhar based payment system which is meant to capture the biometrics and initiate banking transactions is being pushed for implementation by June 30, 2017. However, we request the authorities not to stand on false egos and try to introduce … Continue reading
The Bug in AEPS is in the biometric devices and BCs and not the UIDAI server… But the effect is same
When Aadhar was in its initial stages, whenever security issues were raised with Mr Nandan Nilekani, he used to assure that Aadhar is not a “Card” but it is only a data base. Information in aadhar database never travels across … Continue reading