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Nidhi Razdan, a senior journalist at NDTV, fell for a fake job offer and got trapped in that maze for months before she realised it's all nothing but a shame to get her money. Here's what the experts say to make the difference between a fake and an authentic one.

An advertisement about male prostitution resulted in a Bengaluru-based techie falling for it and lost Rs 83,500.The cops says, last year, 10,000 online fraud cases were registered and due to the coronavirus pandemic, such cases are only doubling this time

 Largest Indian software exporter TCS on Thursday said it will not retrench any of its nearly 4.5 lakh employees but has decided not to give any salary hikes this year

Following the arrest of two people for running an illegal massage parlour through which they forced girls into prostitution in Bengaluru's Rajajinagar, and the rescue of four young girls from the North and Northeast India, DCP Isha Pant has advised the families of young girls to run a background check on the company that is offering them a job

Lured with job offers, vulnerable women and young girls were trafficked from Northeast and parts of North India and pushed into prostitution in Bengaluru's posh locality, Koramangala. Central Crime Branch, Bengaluru raided a house late night on Monday, rescued young girls and arrested three culprits.
 

The prominent Indian startups are on shaky ground. Pink slips are flying out at Flipkart, Snapdeal and others. LeEco, the celebrated Chinese phone vendor, is reportedly shutting India operations. And, then there are massive layoffs in the IT sector. It is speculated that the effect could be more devastation than what the IT sector saw in 2008. All in all, it isn't a great time for techies or entrepreneurs in India.

More fictitious job emails are appearing in inboxes and many unsuspecting job seekers  become victims of financial cons and even identity thefts. Make sure you are not one among them. Here are some tips to find out if a job is fake or not