| It is Non Nokia but called Nokia N95i and N99i After, going through these boyz, I found some interesting stuffs inside. I know, where the heck did he find N95i when few N95 is still out, well that is because it a chinese product. And this one no be slide like im predecessor. N95i is a touch screen phone with a stylus but an extremely poor GUI As for the N99: this phone has an Analog TV; with the TV if you are close to some DSTV shitting decoder believe you will receive the transmission for free but may or may not talk but it will will be extremely clear, and as for a local Tv it will be the same as watching your normal TV. And if you got some card you will be able to use its CATV. Well, that is that about TV, next it supports bluetooth, I must say the first faked Nokia phone with Bluetooth. This same phone has a radio and it does not require headphone before it works. Oh did I say they claim it is PDA? But unfortunately it lacks it all. To cut stuffs short see the pics for yourself. | ||
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Fake Nokia N95i & Nokia N99i
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Nokia N99 = Cell Phone + PDA + UMPC
Nokia N99 = Cell Phone + PDA + UMPC
Nokia Nseries N99 multimedia computer supposedly will have:
9 way front joystick button, 16GB FLASH internal memory, up to 4GB mini SD slot, 16:9 3.2″ wide screen, GPS, MP3, DIVX XVID MPEG AVI video reading, WLAN WIFI, qwerty pad, 8MP camera, 3CCD 720 pixel wide 30fps video capture.
The Nokia N99, is it real. Pictures are floating around the net. Blogs are talking about it, bookmarks are getting interesting reviews. Social networks, are spreading the word. Faster then wild fire, spreads a fire. The speculation is end less. The true question is. Will, this phone be on the market anytime soon? That question, has been on every nokia fans mind. The answer, is still un answered. Though, some high profile blogs have reported, that the phone is still in its building stage.
Considering, the iphone has just been released. Maybe it is a good idea, the Nokia N99 stays put. What the phone offers, is still not yet answered. Though, the pictures floating around. Looks, like Nokia will be having windows mobile OS? If this is true, will this be worth buying? What version of windows will they run? Shifty sources, have claimed. That the phone, might be using a new mobile OS. Vista, which was earlyier released from microsoft. Proclaiming itself, as the next best OS out there. Another great, OS by microsoft themself. Though, vista being on a mobile phone. Will be extremely insane, and radical!
Another odd thing about the Nokia N99, is the keyboard. They seem, to not care about the new futuristic designs. Touch screen, surface touch, or anything related to not clicking. Instead, the phone has a "qwerty" keyboard layout. The general opinon of the mass media, consumer. They seem to be ok with it. As long as the phone carries wifi, email, gps, consumers seem to be satisfied. Speculating, at the other phones in the current market. It might be safe to say, the Nokia N99 will have a camera and mp3 system. So that you may share, send and take pictures. As well as download, your favorite song of the day.
With all the speculation on the Nokia N99, we can only whisper and type away. What we wish this phone will have. Hopefully, in the coming future, we will have more general information on the phone. Maybe even a few real phone pictures a long with some nice facts, from the one great reliable source. Nokia themselves! Source:
Caffeine - Google's new search engine
LONDON: Google Inc is working on a new test version of its search engine, which the company claims will be faster and more relevant than ever befo
re. The company has dubbed the new search engine "caffeine".
Look-wise, the new engine doesn't appear different, but its developers hope that the technology they have used will noticeably index new content faster.
Google engineers are said to have invited web developers to test the new search engine, and give their feedback. Matt Cutts, a principal engineer at Google, and Sitaram Iyer, a staff software engineer, have posted an entry on the company's webmaster central blog, appealing to developers to try the newly improved service and send them some feedback.
"For the last several months, a large team of Googlers has been working on a secret project: a next-generation architecture for Google's web search. It's the first step in a process that will let us push the envelope on size, indexing speed, accuracy, comprehensiveness and other dimensions," the Telegraph quoted them as having written on the blog.
"The new infrastructure sits "under the hood" of Google's search engine, which means that most users won't notice a difference in search results. But web developers and power searchers might notice a few differences, so we're opening up a web developer preview to collect feedback," they said.
A Google spokesperson added: ""Google is always working on new technologies to improve the quality of our search services. We hope this new system will improve search in the areas of speed, accuracy, and comprehensiveness."
Martin McNulty, director of search marketing specialist, Trafficbroker, who has tried the new version, said: "Google's caffeine is undoubtedly faster, almost twice as fast at times. It's like a Google GTi. Caffeine may be 'under the hood' but with this noticeable injection of speed it won't remain under the radar for long. As for accuracy, it's hard to say at this early stage but Google is clearly upping its game by including real-time results and more breaking news, as well as updates from the likes of Facebook and Twitter."
Look-wise, the new engine doesn't appear different, but its developers hope that the technology they have used will noticeably index new content faster.
Google engineers are said to have invited web developers to test the new search engine, and give their feedback. Matt Cutts, a principal engineer at Google, and Sitaram Iyer, a staff software engineer, have posted an entry on the company's webmaster central blog, appealing to developers to try the newly improved service and send them some feedback.
"For the last several months, a large team of Googlers has been working on a secret project: a next-generation architecture for Google's web search. It's the first step in a process that will let us push the envelope on size, indexing speed, accuracy, comprehensiveness and other dimensions," the Telegraph quoted them as having written on the blog.
"The new infrastructure sits "under the hood" of Google's search engine, which means that most users won't notice a difference in search results. But web developers and power searchers might notice a few differences, so we're opening up a web developer preview to collect feedback," they said.
A Google spokesperson added: ""Google is always working on new technologies to improve the quality of our search services. We hope this new system will improve search in the areas of speed, accuracy, and comprehensiveness."
Martin McNulty, director of search marketing specialist, Trafficbroker, who has tried the new version, said: "Google's caffeine is undoubtedly faster, almost twice as fast at times. It's like a Google GTi. Caffeine may be 'under the hood' but with this noticeable injection of speed it won't remain under the radar for long. As for accuracy, it's hard to say at this early stage but Google is clearly upping its game by including real-time results and more breaking news, as well as updates from the likes of Facebook and Twitter."
Source:infotech.indiatimes.com
Most dangerous websites for your PC
MELBOURBNE: Internet security company Norton Symantec has come up with a list of
Top 100 Dirtiest sites, which could infect your computer with malware.
Malware is a software that can damage or compromise a computer system without the
owner's consent.
Natalie Connor, spokeswoman of the anti-virus company, said that even visiting any of the
named websites could expose a computer to infection and put the personal information
into the hands of unwanted people.
"What people don't realise is when you type in a website, you're bringing down information
on a page and with it could be malware," News.com.au quoted her as saying.
The list was compiled with the help of global data collected on Norton Safe Web, a site
that analysed websites' security risks.
Norton released a sample of the dirtiest websites:
- xnescat.info, and
The infected sites had on average 18,000 threats and 40 per cent of the sites had
more than 20,000 threats, while 75 per cent of websites on the list were found
to be spreading malware for over six months.
According to Connor, most websites in the list had adult content with unprintable
names, suggesting they contained hardcore pornography.
Some others sites include those on ice skating, deer hunting, catering and legal
services.
Hackers can apparently obtain personal information using keystroke-logging
software from both PCs and Mac computers. Source:infotech.indiatimes.com
Power Management in IT
What is Power Management in IT means ?
The IT industry developed the power management or "sleep" feature that improved the energy efficiency of office equipment like computers, while helping to extend the life and performance over the long run.
Today, virtually all office equipment manufacturers now integrate power management features into the basic design of office equipment, (computers, monitors, printers, faxes, copiers, scanners, and multi-function (all-in-one) devices).
When is power management working?
Power management works when you stop working. PM is engaged when you leave your computer idle for a set amount of time (a time the user can adjust) and the monitor goes black. The monitor should also go black after a screen saver has been on for some amount of time. However, when the screen is dark, or black, it's not really off; it is simply sleeping, cooling down and reducing wasted heat at a time when full power is not required. A simple move of the mouse or touch of the keyboard will cause it to power up. Many new computers now come with a special sleep button on the monitor or keyboard, so with a quick touch, the computer immediately powers down and sleeps. This feature is particularly popular in laptops but is finding its way into desktop and deskside designs.
Enabling the PM features of office equipment can reduce operating costs and serve as an important part of any organization's environmental program.
"Business users will benefit from lower average power consumption – up to a 60 percent
average power saving…Users will no longer be required to make critical trade-offs
between system performance, connectivity and efficient power saving."
- David Chan, Strategic Initiatives Manager, Intel Corporation
"Continual improvement in energy efficiency of IBM's computers, monitors, and printers
through design and power management features is a key ingredient in helping our
customers reduce the total cost of ownership…this also helps the environment by
minimizing demand on electricity."
– Mary Ann Flandera Christie, Program Manager, IBM
Why to use Power Saving Mode or switch off the PC when not in used ?
PC Power Down powers down a PC if it has been left on and switches off the power to the computer's peripherals including the monitor at a scheduled time each day saving electricity and unnecessary carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
- Reduce fire risk associated with leaving electronic items powered and unattended .
- Reduce CO2 emissions by 750kg* a year per PC (the equivalent of you taking 7 return flights from London to Paris).
- Improve computer security: PCs cannot be attacked when powered down.
- Extend life of your PC and its peripherals.
- The PC Power Down block comes with surge protection.
- Save the Planet - Using PC Dower Down to eliminate electricity wasted by having a computer powered up when it is not needed will save 0.43kgCO2/kWh, that equates to 0.75 tonnes of CO2 emissions that would be created in generating the wasted electricity.
Some Facts :
- A typical 150-watt PC consumes about 876 kilowatt hours per year.
- A typical PC Consumes 150 Watt / Hour.
- Working Hours: 8 Hours / Day
- If machines are not switched off, PC ON time: 24 Hours / Day.
- Working Day's in a Year: 220 Days.
- Power Consumed per PC per Year ( 8 hours / Day ): 150 Watt / Hour * 8 Hours / Day * 220 Days = 264 kW.
- Power Consumed per PC per Year( 24 hours / Day ): 150 Watt / Hour * 24 Hours / Day * 365 Days = 1314 kW.
- Energy Charge (Paisa /kWh): 400 Paisa /kWh
- Annual Cost ( 8 hours / Day ): 400 Paisa /kWh * 264 kWh = Rs. 1056
- Annual Cost ( 24 hours / Day ): 400 Paisa /kWh * 1314 kWh = Rs. 5256
If the Machines are switched off after 8 hours of working, we are able to save 80 % of electricity bill.
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Smartphones - BlackBerry Storm
Features
Touchscreen: The Storm uses a "SurePress" glass capacitive touchscreen which provides haptic feedback. This screen allows the user to navigate through the phone using their fingertip, similar to a computer's mouse, and "click" the screen by pushing down to select.
Display: 3.25 in (8.3 cm) TFT-LCD flat touch-sensitive scratch-resistant screen with 360 X 480 pixel resolution and able to display 65,536 colours. The touchscreen eliminates the need for use of a stylus as it uses a capacitive touchscreen.
CPU: The Storm utilizes the MSM7600 from Qualcomm[11] a dual core CPU with ARM11 400 MHz and ARM9 274 MHz.
Battery: The Storm features a user-replaceable, rechargeable DX-1 Li-ion battery stated to be capable of providing up to 5.5 hours of GSM talk time, 6 hours of CDMA talk time, or 15 days (356 hours) of standby.
Text Input: The Storm implements a virtual keyboard on its touchscreen. Using its accelerometer allows the user to switch between a virtual SureType keyboard when held in portrait mode, and in a full QWERTY keyboard in landscape mode. Newer versions of the operating system also allow for a full QWERTY keyboard while in portrait mode. The device has an automatic spell check correction, and the SureType keyboard configuration has predictive text. Firmware package 4.7.0.203 (Verizon Wireless) removes the predictive text feature from the multi-tap keyboard configuration.
Camera: The device features a built-in 3.2 megapixel camera located on back which features a flash, autofocus, and has video recording capabilities with a maximum resolution of 480 x 352 pixels.
Memory: The device features 1GB of onboard memory, 128MB of NVRAM and an expandable memory slot support for a microSD card of up to an additional 32GB (A 32gb microSD card is not yet available, but the Blackberry Storm will support the card upon its release). Verizon Wireless, Bell Mobility and Telus Mobility include a preinstalled 8GB microSD card onboard.
Headphone Jack: The device has a standard 3.5 mm stereo audio jack.
Bluetooth: The device supports Bluetooth v2.0, Bluetooth Stereo Audio via A2DP and AVCRP.
Bluetooth: The device supports Bluetooth v2.0, Bluetooth Stereo Audio via A2DP and AVCRP.
Samsung Affordable, Full Touch screen phones
Hyderabad, May 8, 2009 – Samsung today strengthened its touch screen portfolio by announcing the launch of Samsung Star and Samsung Star 3G full touch screen phones in the Indian market. Boasting compact design and intuitive usability, the products answer today's customer needs for full touch phones at more affordable price points. Samsung Star, which leads the Company's affordable touch screen portfolio, represents the first touch screen phone, that the Company is manufacturing at its state of the art, manufacturing facility at Noida.
"Samsung Star and Samsung Star 3G are significant additions to our full-touch screen mobile portfolio, featuring all the essential functions in one single device. At Samsung, our effort is to deliver various full touch products for every consumer lifestyle," states Mr Sunil Dutt, Country Head, Samsung Mobile Division .Accordingly , Samsung today also announced the launch of its innovative , music phone with touch screen functionality , Samsung BEATDJ in the Indian market .
Samsung Star (S5233)
Samsung Star comes with the latest multimedia features in a slim and compact body that measures a mere 11.9mm. Adopting a 7.63 cm WQVGA full-touch screen and Samsung's TouchWiz User Interface with Mobile Widgets, the phone enables its users to enjoy their mobile easily and intuitively. Using "Photo Contact," users can call a contact by simply touching an appointed image. It also comes with a Stylus for the convenience of consumers.
The Samsung Star boasts various multimedia features including a 3.2 mega-pixel camera with smile recognition capability. It supports multi-format playback and DNSe for ease of use and better sound quality.
Samsung Star comes with a unique Gesture Control feature that allows the user to unlock the Touch screen or run an application just by giving a gesture command. Thus, the phone allows the user to customize the applications to a great degree .Eg. for calling your friend, you don't need to search his /her number in the contacts list .Just give a gesture command (A, B or C as per your preference and setting ) - the phone will recognize the command and dial the number simultaneously. In addition, the user can also customize various applications like C- Call, M – Music, I – Internet etc.
The phone also features music recognition using Shazam's "Find Music" service.To enjoy various multimedia content , Samsung Star supports 50MB Internal memory , expandable up to 8GB. Users can enjoy full Internet browsing with an accelerometer sensor for auto-rotation. It supports Google applications like Google Search, Gmail, Google maps; online widgets and photo blogging. For convenience, the phone supports a virtual QWERTY keyboard for messaging and handwriting features. It is priced at Rs.11,100/-.
Samsung Star 3G (S5603)
The Samsung Star 3G attracts style-conscious users with its slim and compact design. Full Internet browsing support with an accelerometer sensor for auto-rotation also gives users exciting mobile Internet experiences. Samsung Star 3G, as the name suggests, is a 3G enabled phone.
Equipped with a QVGA full-touch screen, Samsung Star 3G adopted the TouchWiz User Interface and "Gesture Control" feature, designed to customize and personalize the way you use your phone. Mobile widgets can be placed on the screen for one-click access to your favorite applications. Samsung Star 3G comes with a 3.2 mega-pixel camera with Power LED Flash.The handset's generous memory (80MB Internal memory, expandable up to 8GB) ensures ample storage space for multimedia content. It is priced at Rs.14499/-.
Samsung BEATDJ
Following the success of its Beat Series of music phones – Beat 450 and Beat 270 last year, Samsung today announced the launch of Samsung BEATDJ in the Indian market. Samsung BEATDJ represents the perfect combination of full touch-screen technology, incredible sound and beautiful design. Running Samsung's intuitive DISC User Interface, BEATDJ comes fully loaded with Bang & Olufsen audio technology. "Samsung BEAT DJ is designed to take music on mobile phones to a whole new level of quality and exciting user experience. With amazing sound quality and advanced music application, the BEATDJ will appeal to a growing base of consumers who want to consolidate their music playing devices without compromising on style, function and experience." states Mr Dutt.
The Samsung BEATDJ allows everyone to be a DJ. With its BEAT DJ application & DISC UI, users will be able to add Preloaded voice samples and sound effects to their favourite songs and record it.
With the phones' full-touch technology and BEAT DJ application, users can also 'scratch' the records on the super clear 7.1 cms AMOLED Full Touch display to create their personal music. With 50MB of on-board memory - expandable to 8GB with the micro SD card slot - there's plenty of room to let the musical imagination run wild.
Making music is only part the story. The Samsung BEATDJ is also equipped with built-in real stereo speakers - powered by B&O's ICEpower amplifier– which sound as good as they look, producing a deep rich bass and crystal clear treble. This 3G enabled phone comes with a 3.0 MP Camera and is priced at Rs. 8,990/-
With the launch of the three new touch screen phones , Samsung now has a portfolio of seven , feature rich , touch screen phones , ranging from Samsung Star to its flagship touch screen phone , Samsung UltraTOUCH , launched in the month of April '09. The perfectly beautiful and fully equipped full-touch slider phone, Samsung UltraTOUCH is the world's first 8MP Camera phone with AMOLED screen. The other touch screen phones in the Company's portfolio include Samsung TouchWiz (F480), Samsung OMNIA (I900) and Samsung Pixon (M8800). The Samsung touch screen portfolio is priced in the range between Rs 11,100/- to Rs 32,200/-. "Our full touch screen handset range is getting a strong consumer acceptance based on its large full touch screen display, stylish form factor as well as the precision and ease with which the touch applications work on the phones "states Mr Dutt.
Most of the Samsung touch screen phones are 3G enabled. "The Samsung touch screen phones are designed to deliver the full benefits of 3G - Large screen for enhanced data and video downloads, interactive user interface, multimedia features and good memory" states Mr Dutt. Based on the enhancement of its touch screen and multimedia phone portfolio, the Company expects the contribution from multimedia phones to be 40-45% of its total GSM handset sales this Year. Samsung Mobile handset range comprising of over 50 handset models, is priced in the range between Rs.1649/- to Rs.34,500/-
Source:/in.samsungmobile
Samsung Introduces the World’s First Solar Powered Mobile Phone
Samsung leads the solar panel mobile market with the launch of 'Samsung Solar Guru'
Noida, June 10th, 2009 - Samsung India today announced the global launch of the world's first solar powered mobile phone, the "Solar Guru" (Guru E1107) in the Indian market. The new handset enables its users to charge the battery anywhere the sun is shining, so that users are not inconvenienced when the phone battery is running out of normal charge. Dr. Farooq Abdullah, Hon'ble Minister for New and Renewable Energy and Mr. J S Shin, President & CEO, Samsung South West Asia HQ launched the phone at a ceremony organized by the Company at its manufacturing complex at Noida.
"The Solar Guru has been developed keeping in mind the needs of Indian consumers, especially customers residing in areas where the electric supply is unstable, so that the consumers can rely on solar charging to remain connected." states Mr. J S Shin, President & CEO, Samsung South West Asia Headquarters. The Solar Guru represents the Company's efforts to strengthen its leadership in the solar panel mobile market.
Powered by the Sun: With an extended solar powered battery, the Samsung Solar Guru solves the problem of unavailable or unstable electric supply, particularly in far flung areas. The phone has the capacity to provide around 5~10 minutes of talk time with one hour of solar charging.* Moreover, the solar panel charging allows its users to save money and energy consumption on traditional electrical charging.
*Measured when the phone is turned-off under the sun light of 80,000 Lux. Results can be different depending on circumstances.
"With Samsung's cutting edge technology and consumer-oriented strategy, I believe the Solar Guru is the perfect fit for the Indian consumer – not only because it is solar powered, but because it has a host of customized features , especially developed keeping in mind the needs of Indian consumers" states Mr Sunil Dutt, Country Head , Samsung Mobile Division.
Localized Features for Indian Market
The Samsung Solar Guru comes in a compact design with essential mobile phone features such as FM radio, MP3 ring tones, embedded games and a powerful torch light. For consumer safety, the phone offers Mobile Tracker, which automatically alerts when the SIM card is changed or sends out an SOS message in an emergency. The Solar Guru provides "Mobile prayer", a specialized feature for different religions that includes religious prayers and wall papers.
The Samsung Solar Guru (Samsung Guru 1107) is priced at Rs. 2799/-. With the introduction of this phone , Samsung India now has a portfolio of over 50 mobile handsets priced in the range between Rs.1649/- to Rs. 34500/-
Following its introduction in India, the Solar Guru is being launched in various markets including Europe, Southeast Asia, Southwest Asia, and Latin America in June 2009.
Solar Guru Specifications:
| Network | GSM (900 / 1800 MHz) |
| Display | 1.52" 65K CSTN (128x128) |
| Additional Applications | Solar charging FM Radio, 40 Poly MP3 ring tone, Embedded games Torch light, Mobile tracker, Fake call |
| User Memory | 1 MB |
| Battery | 800 mAh |
| Size | 105.2 x 44.15 x 16.4mm |
Source:/in.samsungmobile
The era of the personal Internet dawns with the Nokia N97
Tilting touch display, QWERTY keyboard and personalized home screen - a true mobile computer
Barcelona, Spain - Nokia today unveiled the Nokia N97, the world's most advanced mobile computer, which will transform the way people connect to the Internet and to each other. Designed for the needs of Internet-savvy consumers, the Nokia N97 combines a large 3.5" touch display with a full QWERTY keyboard, providing an 'always open' window to favorite social networking sites and Internet destinations. Nokia's flagship Nseries device introduces leading technology - including multiple sensors, memory, processing power and connection speeds - for people to create a personal Internet and share their 'social location.'
"From the desktop to the laptop and now to your pocket, the Nokia N97 is the most powerful, multi-sensory mobile computer in existence," said Jonas Geust, Vice President, heading Nokia Nseries. "Together with the Ovi services announced today, the Nokia N97 mobile computer adjusts to the world around us, helping stay connected to the people and things that matter most. With the Nokia N97, Nseries leads the charge in helping to transform the Internet into your Internet".
Sensing your 'So-Lo'
The Nokia N97 introduces the concept of 'social location'. With integrated A-GPS sensors and an electronic compass, the Nokia N97 mobile computer intuitively understands where it is. The Nokia N97 makes it easy to update social networks automatically with real-time information, giving approved friends the ability to update their 'status' and share their 'social location' as well as related pictures or videos.
Widescreen - Internet and entertainment
The home screen of the Nokia N97 mobile computer features the people, content and media that matter the most. Friends, social networks and news are available by simply touching the home screen. The 16:9 widescreen display can be fully personalized with frequently updated widgets of favorite web services and social networking sites. The Nokia N97 is also perfectly suited for browsing the web, streaming Flash videos or playing games. Both the physical QWERTY and virtual touch input ensure efficiency in blogging, chatting, posting, sending texts or emailing.
The Nokia N97 supports up to 48 GB of storage, including 32 GB of on-board memory, expandable with a 16 GB microSD card for music, media and more. This is complemented by excellent music capabilities, full support for the Nokia Music Store and continuous playback time of up to 1.5 days. The Nokia N97 also has a 5-Megapixel camera with high-quality Carl Zeiss optics, 16:9 and DVD quality video capture, and support for services like Share on Ovi for immediate sharing over HSDPA and WLAN.
The Nokia N97 is expected to begin shipping in the first half of 2009 at an estimated retail price of EUR 550 before taxes or subsidies.Source: www.nokia.com
Ragging helpline tips - How to Use it.
The helpline aims to help victims of ragging within minutes of their complaints. It will be operational at all hours. A four-digit, toll-free number will become operational once the helpline is launched. The steps being planned:
Step 1: A ragged student or a friend calls the helpline.
Step 2: The distress message is automatically stored in a central database with time, location and details of caller.
Step 3: The message is instantly replayed from the central control room, simultaneously alerting the head of the institution, the warden of the hostel and an appointed nodal officer of the affiliating university.
Step 4: An officer at the central control room will decide, immediately after the distress call, whether the case needs immediate intervention from district officials and police. If so, the message will be relayed to the district magistrate and the superintendent of police.
Step 5: The complaint will be placed on a website to enable the media and citizens to keep track of follow-up action.
Step 6: At the institution, its head will be required to act "immediately" on receiving the complaint. The head and the hostel warden will be held responsible for follow-up action.
Step 7: The head and the warden will have to alert an anti-ragging squad they are required to constitute in the institution. This squad is to consist of students and representatives of the staff. Its mandate is to be prepared for physical intervention in ragging cases 24x7.
Step 8: The squad is expected to intervene at the offence site, stop or prevent any ragging, and collect any evidence, including witness testimonies. If the victim called after the incident, or the anti-ragging squad could not arrive on time, the squad will initiate action against the accused.
Step 9: The institute head has to decide, within 24 hours of receiving the call, whether to register an FIR. Independently of any police action, the institute must complete its inquiry and action must be completed in seven days.
Step 10: The central database will also store the status of the action taken. It will also be made available to an NGO nominated by the Centre.
Step 11: Failure by the institute to act can lead to a range of punishments — from disciplinary action against the head, warden or members of the staff to declaring the institute doesn't meet academic standards.Source:.telegraphindia
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