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Former NDTV journalist Nidhi Razdan said that she had been a victim of a 'very serious phishing attack'. Stay tuned for Latest LIVE news

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh in the Lok Sabha during the opening day of Parliaments Monsoon Session, amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, at Parliament House in New Delhi, Monday, Sept. 14, 2020. (LSTV/PTI Photo)

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	<strong>Live new updates</strong>: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday said the Indian Army has boosted the morale of the country and also enabled the people to hold their heads high during the border standoff with China.<br />
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	Former NDTV journalist Nidhi Razdan tweeted on Friday that she had been the target of a &quot;very serious phishing attack&quot; and had learnt that what she believed was an offer to teach at Harvard University was fake. Ms Razdan had quit NDTV last year after a 21-year stint to take up the offer.<br />
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	In another news, over 40 eminent women personalities from across the world will come together to participate in a two-day summit today to share their experiences and brainstorm solutions to build lasting peace in South Asia, especially between arch rivals India and Pakistan, organisers of the event said. The all women virtual summit will focus on celebrating the shared heritage of India and Pakistan, channelling the energy of women and youth, and giving a platform to fresh new approaches, they said in a statement.</div>
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	Prime Minister Narendra Modi will today interact with startups and address a global summit being organised by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, according to the Prime Minister&#39;s Office (PMO).</div>
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	Union Home Minister Amit Shah will lay the foundation stone of a new battalion campus of the Rapid Action Force (RAF) in Karnataka&#39;s Shivamogga district.</div>
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	India&#39;s biggest and oldest international film event, the 51st edition of the International Film Festival of India, gets underway today in Goa and will be inaugurated by Southern filmstar Sudeep.</div>
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Former NDTV journalist Nidhi Razdan says ‘was victim of phishing attack, Harvard University offer a fraud’

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	Former NDTV journalist Nidhi Razdan tweeted today that she had been the target of a &quot;very serious phishing attack&quot; and had learnt that what she believed was an offer to teach at Harvard University was fake. Razdan had quit NDTV last year after a 21-year stint to take up the offer.</div>
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			I have been the victim of a very serious phishing attack. I&rsquo;m putting this statement out to set the record straight about what I&rsquo;ve been through. I will not be addressing this issue any further on social media. <a href="https://t.co/bttnnlLjuh">pic.twitter.com/bttnnlLjuh</a></p>
		&mdash; Nidhi Razdan (@Nidhi) <a href="https://twitter.com/Nidhi/status/1350024214997155840?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 15, 2021</a></blockquote>
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