A complaint was lodged by SBI and at least 127 customers against a SBI employee in Bhavnagar district's Talaja branch on Sunday with cheating, forgery, breach of trust .
The complaints said Mahedrasinh R Sarvaiya employed with SBI, duped them of 97 lakh for past many years. He would collect life savings from them but never deposited in their bank accounts.
The amount will probably go up as more people will come forward.
Moral of the story is never trust anyone with your money. Manage your money yourself, don't be dependent on anyone and everyone to do the daily chores of your bank.
Monday, May 23, 2011
Monday, May 16, 2011
Petrol price raised, but more to come

Petrol prices should have been raised by about 10 rupees a litre but we have increased them only by 5 rupees in public interest, said R.K. Singh, head of BPCLThis is the seventh time in 11 months that petrol prices have gone up and are set to upset household budgets, already reeling under the burden of higher food costs and loan installments.
And as if this was not enough, you may have to deal with Rs 4 hike in the price of diesel and cooking gas cylinders could cost Rs 25-50 more. The ministerial panel on fuels is expected to take a call on raising these prices next week.
Friday, May 6, 2011
RBI rule for failed ATM transactions

Just visit any ATM machine in your vicinity pop in your card and withdraw required cash. But occasionally it does happen that you receive no cash from the machine, yet the amount is debited from your account.
In that case banks are required to reimburse to the customers, the amount wrongfully debited on account of failed ATM transactions within a maximum period of 12 days, from the date of receipt of customer complaint. Otherwise, the bank is liable to pay a penalty.
For any failure to re-credit the customer’s account within 12 working days from the date of receipt of the complaint, the bank shall pay compensation of Rs.100/- per day, to the aggrieved customer.
Hundreds of such cases happen daily, but very few people are aware about this RBI rule and most banks happily ignore it. Next time if you face this situation, don’t let the bank get away without paying it dues.
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banks,
consumer tips
Monday, May 2, 2011
Users data lost after fire, Govt gets tough
The central security agencies have taken serious note of nearly 1.2 crore SIM cards belonging to Idea Cellular being lost in a fire, terming it as a "security lapse", and worked out fresh guidelines for telecom operators for maintaining records.
In a report, the central security agencies said inquires into the fire incident at Jyoti Warehouse in Ahmedabad, where nearly two crore Consumer Application Forms (CAFs) of Idea Cellular were stored.
The warehouse had CAFs from 1996 onwards when it caught fire in February this year, but only 80 lakh forms had been scanned.
"The incident not only highlights the fact that important data has been completely lost, but also underscores the slow rate at which the digitisation of subscriber data was being carried out," the report said.
Telecom service providers have now been asked to ensure quick and time bound scanning of all CAFs, proper duplication of records with a mirror image in the archives, the stores where the CAF have been kept should have fire proof arrangements and secure from other hazards.
In a report, the central security agencies said inquires into the fire incident at Jyoti Warehouse in Ahmedabad, where nearly two crore Consumer Application Forms (CAFs) of Idea Cellular were stored.
The warehouse had CAFs from 1996 onwards when it caught fire in February this year, but only 80 lakh forms had been scanned.
"The incident not only highlights the fact that important data has been completely lost, but also underscores the slow rate at which the digitisation of subscriber data was being carried out," the report said.
Telecom service providers have now been asked to ensure quick and time bound scanning of all CAFs, proper duplication of records with a mirror image in the archives, the stores where the CAF have been kept should have fire proof arrangements and secure from other hazards.
Labels:
mobile operator,
telecom
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