Monday, 27 June 2016

[www.keralites.net] Ishaan Sinha Ghaziabad develops software to spot cyber criminals online in a crowd of a million users

Ishaan Sinha Ghaziabad techie develops software to spot cyber criminals online 'in a crowd of a million users'

A cyber crime investigator based in Ghaziabad has developed software to help police crack cases of digital crime such as online stalking, creating fake profiles, spreading online rumours, and supporting banned terror organisations.

Ghaziabad techie Ishaan Sinha (second from left) has worked with many state police departments in the last three years

Ishaan Sinha has designed state-of-the-art software for 'Intelligence Gathering and Tracking' (IGAT) to help law enforcement agencies scan the virtual world.

The software has already been used by the police departments in Maharashtra, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, Gujarat, and Punjab.

Explaining the salient feature of the programme, Sinha said: "I have been seeing security agencies struggling to get information on the internet. So I designed this unique software which does social media analysis and intelligence gathering in the digital world."

"This software can even filter out criminals and terrorists from a crowd of million users and the police can then keep a watch on them. The software is being customised as per the demand of the state police," said Sinha.

He took almost a year to develop the software, which is exclusively available for the law enforcement agencies.

The programme can be extremely useful in checking abusive content and social media stalking, and identifying fake profiles.

According to Sinha, the software can be accessed by the police, even on their mobile and thus it is helpful during live raids and tracking in the field.

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[www.keralites.net] BGR-34 - Ayurvedic anti-diabetic drug launched by CSIR !

BGR-34 - Ayurvedic anti-diabetic drug launched by CSIR !

Bengaluru: In a development that would help people with diabetes manage their condition effectively using natural ingredients, the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) on Monday launched its ayurvedic anti-diabetic drug BGR-34.

"The modern diabetes drugs are known for side-effects and toxicity while BGR-34 works by controlling blood sugar and limiting the harmful effects of other drugs," said NBRIs' Senior Principal Scientist A.K.S. Rawat.

NBRI and CIMAP scientists studied nearly 500 ancient herbs listed in ayurvedic texts to zero in on daruharidra (Berberis aristata), giloy (Tinospora cordifolia), vijaysar (Pterocarpus marsupium), gudmar (Gymnema sylvestre), majeeth (Rubia cordifoila) and methika (Trigonella foenum-graecum) to make the anti-diabetic formulation.

Ayurvedic pharma compnay AIMIL Pharmaceuticals will commercially produce and distribute BGR- 34, which has been priced at Rs 5 and will be available widely across Karnataka and neighbouring states.

"BGR-34 is a unique product that manages the lives of human suffering diabetics. The product passed several battery of tests and showed hypoglycaemic activity in experimental subjects," said AIMIL Pharmaceuticals vice president Anil Kumar Sharma.

The drug, aimed at managing type 2 diabetes, has been jointly developed by National Botanical Research Institute (NBRI) and Central Institute for Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (CIMAP), both located in Lucknow.