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188jili top Giants will try to snap a 7-game losing streak when they host the SaintsTimes News Network Ludhiana: A 32-year-old sales executive with an automobile company lost Rs 21.88 lakh to cyber criminals, who lured him with the opportunity to make generous profit on online investments. The victim claimed that he invested Rs 30,000 himself while the accused stole the rest of the money from his bank accounts. The accused transferred the money into at least nine bank accounts. The victim, Abhishek Sehgal, 32, a resident of Aman Nagar near Jalandhar Bypass, filed a police complaint on Aug 16, 2023, following which the cyber crime police station registered a case under sections 420 (cheating), 120-B (criminal intimidation) of the IPC and Information Technology (IT) Act. Maharashtra Jharkhand Maharashtra Alliance View i Party View Seats: 288 Results Majority: 145 BJP+ 229 MVA 47 OTH 12 Results : 288 / 288 BJP+ WON Jharkhand Alliance View i Party View Seats: 81 Results Majority: 41 INDIA 56 NDA 24 OTH 1 Results : 81 / 81 INDIA WON Source: PValue The FIR was lodged against some persons and firms including- One Star metals, Indore, Madhya Pradesh, Skylark properties of Pune, Maharashtra, Shubham Yadav, proprietor of Cokrun flute of Jaipur, Rajasthan, Basmati of Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, Breakspot enterprises of Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, AD enterprises and Anand Kumar of Gurgaon, Zoya plastic and Bhavsar Seema Ganesh Bhai of Ahmedabad, Gujarat, Sunita Patra of Berhampur in Odisha and Masi Rig services of Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. They were booked as the accused transferred the money into their bank accounts. Abhishek Sehgal said that on Aug 13, 2023, he received a message on Telegram from an ID, ‘Ganikaishya.’ The accused offered hotel booking task to earn money from home. Sehgal explained, “The idea was to book rooms of luxury hotels in advance so that customers looking for rooms would think that the hotel was fully booked. This would present the hotel in good light and enable room booking at a higher price. My task was to book such hotel rooms by making payment and I was supposed to receive the payment back with commission,” he said. The complainant said that he spent Rs 30,000 in a few days on hotel bookings but did not get anything in return. Meanwhile, he said that he came to know that some money was being transferred from his bank account and credit cards. “I immediately sent emails to the bank concerned, however, they did not respond on time. The accused managed to transfer Rs 21.88 lakh from my accounts. I approached the cyber cell immediately and they launched a probe,” he said. Inspector Jatinder Singh, SHO, cyber crime police station said that the cyber criminals were suspected to have gained access to the victim’s mobile phone, after which they transferred the money. Police also managed to get Rs 3 lakh in some bank accounts frozen. Further investigation is on.Maid’s employer says, “A grocery store staff shamed their helper by calling her fat multiple times”The fierce urgency of now

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BARCELONA, Spain, Nov. 22 (Xinhua) -- Spain's solar power is on track to overtake wind power as the leading source in the country's expanding renewable energy sector, which now accounts for more than half of the total energy mix, industry insiders told Xinhua on Friday. Renewable energy sources have supplied 57.5 percent of Spain's electricity production this year, according to the association of renewable energy companies. Wind power remains the largest contributor with 22.4 percent, followed by photovoltaic solar energy at 18.3 percent. Red Electrica de Espana (REE), the national grid operator, reported that large photovoltaic plants will soon surpass wind farms as the energy source with the highest installed capacity in Spain. Ground-based photovoltaic installations, excluding self-consumption systems on rooftops of homes and businesses, now have a combined capacity of over 29,600 megawatts -- nearly double the 15,300 megawatts recorded in 2021, according to REE. Alvaro Luna, a renewable energy expert at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC), described Spain's solar power capacity as "healthy," citing the country's strong resource availability and growing production. "Spain is among the European Union countries doing their homework in terms of renewable energy penetration and the energy mix," Luna said in an interview with Xinhua. However, Luna emphasized the need to address gaps in energy sharing, noting that not all households and businesses have access to rooftops for solar panel installations. He also called for greater innovation in solar technology, describing it as a "European problem." "Photovoltaic energy has immense potential as the alternative energy source Europe needs, but we're not fully utilizing the technology," he said. Luna stressed the importance of developing energy storage solutions to store surplus energy for later use, as solar energy production is concentrated during specific parts of the day. He also highlighted the need for diversification of renewable energy sources to improve system flexibility, citing solar thermal energy -- using the sun's heat -- as a promising area for future investment.