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Chayyanika Nigam

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As seen in: MSN India, Daily Mail, VICE, India Today, Mail Today
Founder - The Magenta Collar, Pet Products Former Journalist @Indiatoday www.themagentacollar.com
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Cheats make hay amid pandemic

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By Chayyanika Nigam
| India Today Verified
As per the data, post lock down nearly 10,000 cyber complaints were filed, out of them 60% are elated to financial frauds. An advisory by MHA suggested people to go to verified websites only. (Picture for representation) While dealing with the pandemic challenge, increasing cyber frauds are giving sleepless nights to the Delhi Police. Despite the awareness campaign to alert the people, thousands are still falling prey to the frauds.
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Car stealers in top gear as Delhi unlocks Original

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By Chayyanika Nigam
| India Today Verified
On Thursday, a robber jumped inside a car and started driving it as a shocked woman, sitting at the back, screamed for help. The incident in North-East Delhi’s Gopalpur took place when the 34-year-old was waiting for her driver who had left the keys in the ignition while stepping out to buy water. After a 2-km chase, cops got close and caught Prince Sharma who hadn’t realised that there was somebody in the car when he tried to steal it.
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How coronavirus is triggering cases of child trafficking

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By Chayyanika Nigam, Indrajit Kundu
| India Today Verified
A possible boom in trafficking of minor children is worrying the agencies as Delhi-NCR has reportedly become a hub of the trafficked kids. Last week, the DCPCR rescued nine child labourers working at several scrap shops in North East Delhi. (Representative photo) A 15-year-old girl from West Bengal has been missing since an unknown person befriended her on Facebook.
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