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The Union government denied any hack attacks on India's census data.

Hack attack on India's census data? Modi govt clarifies in Parliament

The Union government denied any hack attacks on India's census data.

Days after a cyber attack on AIIMS Delhi sparked concerns, the Union government denied any hack attacks on India's census data.
The government on 20 December 2022 said that no cyber attack or data hacking incident had been observed in the Data Centre, or the Disaster Recovery Sites of the Office of Registrar General and Census Commissioner of the country.
The information was given in a reply to the Lok Sabha by Union Minister of State (MoS), Home, Ajay Kumar Mishra.
He added that a multi-layered security approach had been adopted to keep census data safe.
On December 13, Ajay Kumar Mishra had reportedly informed the Lok Sabha that the number of cyber-crime incidents, including frauds, were on the rise, amid the enhanced use of cyberspace.
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The MoS shared the input in a written reply to a query of fellow Lower House members Nishikant Dubey, Jual Oram, and Aparupa Poddar.
(With ANI inputs)

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar&nbsp;on Saturday told reporters that a delegation of leaders from 10 parties would meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday to demand a caste-based Census.Nitish Kumar led delegation will include opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav of the Rashtriya Janata Dal, a strong critic of the state government.He informed that PM Modi has agreed to meet the delegation at 11 am on Monday. He also said an entire list of the delegation has been sent to the PM.Kumar added that &lsquo;it is the desire of the people that there must be a caste Census as he hoped for a positive discussion on the subject.The JDU leader has been echoing the demand for a caste-based Census for some time now. On July 24, the Bihar CM first tweeted the demand and reiterated it after his party's national executive meeting in Delhi on July 31.After the Union minister of state for home Nityanand Rai said in the Lok Sabha that the Centre would not enumerate the population according to caste, Nitish Kumar took the charge and suggested otherwise.&nbsp;

Delegation led by Nitish Kumar to meet PM Modi over demands for caste-based Census 

The JDU leader has been echoing the demand for a caste-based Census for some time now

//Demands for a caste census&nbsp;continue, leaders of 10&nbsp;parties meet PM
//Delegation to include Nitish&nbsp;govt critic- RJD's&nbsp;Tejashwi&nbsp;Yadav&nbsp;
//PM Modi has agreed to meet the leaders on Monday at 11 am
Nitish&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;hopes for a positive discussion on the subject
//Centre said it will not&nbsp;enumerate population according to case

Nitish Kumar led delegation will include opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav of the Rashtriya Janata Dal, a strong critic of the state government.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar&nbsp;on Saturday told reporters that a delegation of leaders from 10 parties would meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday to demand a caste-based Census. Nitish Kumar led delegation will include opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav of the Rashtriya Janata Dal, a strong critic of the state government.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/rjd-mocks-cm-nitish-kumar-as-centre-says-bihar-most-backward-state-1627570138121" target="_blank">RJD mocks CM Nitish Kumar as Centre says Bihar most backward state</a> He informed that PM Modi has agreed to meet the delegation at 11 am on Monday. He also said an entire list of the delegation has been sent to the PM. Kumar added that &lsquo;it is the desire of the people that there must be a caste Census as he hoped for a positive discussion on the subject. The JDU leader has been echoing the demand for a caste-based Census for some time now. On July 24, the Bihar CM first tweeted the demand and reiterated it after his party's national executive meeting in Delhi on July 31. After the Union minister of state for home Nityanand Rai said in the Lok Sabha that the Centre would not enumerate the population according to caste, Nitish Kumar took the charge and suggested otherwise.&nbsp;

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