OP Singh IPS (1992-25) | The 41st DGP, Haryana | Author | Columnist
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@RBI has sought comments from stakeholders like bank, telecom companies and law enforcement agencies on its draft procedure to contain the menace of mule accounts, returnable by 2 Oct.
In common terms, mule accounts are fake that bank open carelessly. Cyber criminals use these to siphon off money they defraud without getting caught as banks simply don’t the address of know their fraud customers!
In Britain, banks for such failures pay their customers the losses incurred in cyber frauds within five days. Singapore has a waterfall policy, fixing liabilities on banks and telecom companies, depending on whose carelessness led to fraud.
Time for @RBI to crack the whip and make such provisions in India, forcing banks to pay for losses caused by mule accounts, a tool that makes cyber frauds possible.
Read my article here and a detailed essay in first comment.
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Good putt speed, Nice par - music to the ear! But somewhere in the recess of your heart, you miss having missed a birdie you came so close to clinching. #GolfChallenges
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In a @BeingSalmanKhan movies, one of his dialogues charmed the cine-goers - हाय, कोई तो रोक लो. Strangely, founders of #AI companies are mouthing the same sentence with startling urgency. Why so? Know in my deep-dive for Hindi readers below 👇
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India, on the line of UK & Germany, needs a court-anchored National Rioters’ Register - a list of people convicted for rioting and against whom courts have for rioting framed charges.
They are the ‘few’ who take cover of ‘many’ to turn peaceful protests violent. Keeping a tab on them would help in keeping peace as has happened in UK and Germany with regard to football riots.
Read my article on the subject 👇
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In every large gathering a handful arrive wanting the confrontation, and their method is to make the state strike everybody. India has no lawful instrument that tells them apart. Britain and Germany built one, and Germany's own constitutional court has already written the design. Time to do it for India is now. Read my new essay. Link 🔗 in the first comment 👇
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The Few Who Need The Many - Why India needs a court-anchored National Rioters’ Register. osingh.substack.com/p/the-fe…
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The West is asking why shame died.
India has the opposite problem: shame is everywhere, at maximum volume, and it produces almost no order.
The research explains why — and it runs against everything we assume.
Read my new essay ‘Shame Is A Passenger’ in the first comment 👇
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The surest early warning of #youth disorder in India is not intelligence. It is a pending examination. Read on 👇
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An army is not made effective by telling the front rank to be brave.
It is made effective by the staff work and the supply line that decide what the front rank faces when it gets there, how much it knows, and whether anyone thought about the ground three months earlier.
Read my new essay. Link 🔗 in the first reply 👇
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Everybody is saying what #police should not do to a charged crowd insistent to have its way. Nobody is saying what it should.
Read my essay on the subject in the first comment 👇
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Left, more left, very good. Still missing the birdie by a whisker! You see, par is not always thrilling. #Golf ⛳️
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Thank you Dr @ShashiTharoor for taking time out to highlight the subject.
I see the forthcoming book as a tribute to the folks who deliver despite a broken accountability system.
Individual behaviour- corruption and incompetence - is a pop explanation for government’s underperformance.
Another, more pervasive reason is vexatious decision-making conditions that penalises actions with retrospective audit and inquiry and ignores inaction. The solution lies in changing those conditions and make actions safer than inaction.
My reflections on the “fear tax” that retired IPS office OP Singh says is crippling India’s bureaucracy: ndtv.com/opinion/why-indias-…
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My reflections on the “fear tax” that retired IPS office OP Singh says is crippling India’s bureaucracy: ndtv.com/opinion/why-indias-…
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