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Business Standard
3 days ago
- Business
- Business Standard
CAMS introduces 'CAMSAi' built on decades of capital market data
Computer Age Management Services (CAMS) today introduced CAMSAi, a domain-trained AI fabric built on three decades of capital market data and machine-learning research. CAMSAi tackles the last-mile challenges generic AI cannot handlemulti-intent interactions, multilingual handwriting, nuanced compliance clauses and real-time fraud vectorsopening the door to an era of intelligent interventions for capital-markets and expanding to broader segments of BFSI. Built on deep sector expertise, CAMSAi will follow a staged feature-flight roadmap: quarterly market releases, ensuring rapid value creation without compromising regulatory rigour. Powered by Specialised Language Models (SLMs) tuned to the regulatory frameworks and more than 30 billion historic transactions, CAMSAi fuses Natural Language Processing, computer vision and AI led real-time analytics to deliver compliant decisions in milliseconds. With CAMSAi, we are ushering in a new era of intelligent automation for India's capital market ecosystem. It will enable institutions to operate smarter, respond faster, and exceed customer expectations while staying compliant. said Anuj Kumar, MD, CAMS. CAMSAi exemplifies our belief that we're not merely a commercial enterprise, but a crucial force in nation-building.
Time of India
30-07-2025
- Time of India
Man who killed wife for cooking rice for lunch handed life term
Noida: The sessions court on Monday sentenced an auto driver, Anuj Kumar (41), to rigorous life imprisonment for killing his wife in 2022. The court also imposed a fine of Rs 20,000, directing that 50% of the amount be paid to the father of the victim, Varun Prasad, who is the complainant in the case. The court observed that although the crime was heinous, the convict was not given capital punishment, considering his social and psychological circumstances, as he has elderly parents and two children to take care of. You Can Also Check: Noida AQI | Weather in Noida | Bank Holidays in Noida | Public Holidays in Noida Sessions Judge Malkhan Singh noted that murder is always foul; however, the degree of brutality, depravity, and diabolic nature differs in each case. "In the case of murder, a life sentence is a rule, and the death penalty is an exception," he noted while rejecting the prosecution's demand to declare it as the rarest of the rare case and award capital punishment to the convict. Appearing for the state, district govt counsel Brahmjeet Bhati said, "The duo were married for more than 14 years and had two children when, on the afternoon of September 10, 2022, Anuj Kumar, the convict, lost his temper over rice being cooked for lunch and brutally assaulted his wife, Khushboo Singh, resulting in her death." Varun Prasad, father of the deceased, told the court that he got information about his daughter being killed by the neighbours. Upon receiving the information, Prasad rushed to their house and found his daughter lying in a pool of blood. "I lodged a formal complaint at the Phase-III Police Station," he said. Anuj was arrested by police on September 13, 2022, from Sector 59 metro station, and the CJM court took cognisance on September 29, framing charges under IPC Section 302 (Punishment for murder) on November 11. However, the accused denied all charges and sought a trial. The prosecution presented eight witnesses in total, including investigating officer Vijay Kumar, presented as Prosecution Witness 6 (PW6), who said that after being arrested, the accused admitted to killing his wife as she cooked rice for him, which was bad for his health as he was diabetic. Kumar also said that, on his indication, the murder weapon, a griddle, smeared in blood was recovered from the place of occurrence. His statement was supported by next-door neighbour Vijay, who was presented as PW7. He told the court that on the afternoon of September 10, 2022, the accused came out of his house holding a pan with blood on it, saying, "There would be no more arguments over food now; I have finished the tantrums of my wife," which the court admitted as testimony to establish the last seen factum. The court found substance in the statement of the investigating officer, which indicated the motive of the murder and declared the accused guilty under IPC Section 302.
Time of India
24-07-2025
- Time of India
Teen kills friend over GF's private photos; 5 held
Agra: A 17-year-old boy, his girlfriend, and three of his other friends have been arrested in Muzaffarnagar district for allegedly murdering a 22-year-old man who blackmailed the girl using private photos and her contact details, which he had stolen from the boy's phone, police said on Thursday. The incident took place near Khanpur village under the Mansoorpur police station limits. On Sunday night, the accused lured Anuj Kumar to a closed liquor shop near a school under the pretext of watching a kanwar yatra procession. There, he was stabbed to death and his body was found in a nearby field the next morning. Police said the minor was enraged after learning that Anuj had accessed private photos of his girlfriend and was pressuring her to meet him. He then conspired with her and three of his friends to carry out the murder. "A knife used in the murder and two mobile phones have been recovered. The phones will be sent for forensic analysis," said SP (City) Satyanarayan Prajapat. The FIR was registered on Wednesday under Section 103(1) (murder) of the BNS. All five accused, including the boy and the girl, will be produced before the Juvenile Justice Board, police said. Further investigation is underway.
India Gazette
28-06-2025
- India Gazette
Uttarakhand: Passenger movement halted after Badrinath-Rishikesh highway blocked due to heavy rains
Pauri Garhwal (Uttarakhand) [India], June 28 (ANI): Passenger movement has been temporarily halted after the Badrinath-Rishikesh highway was blocked due to falling debris at Sirobgad on Saturday. The heavy rainfall across several districts in Uttarakhand led to the blockage, forcing passengers travelling to Badrinath, Kedarnath, and Hemkund Sahib to stop at safe locations. Authorities have mobilised JCB machines to clear the obstructions and restore normal movement on the highway. Srinagar Pauri Garhwal District Circle Officer (CO) Anuj Kumar told ANI that police presence has been established at both ends of the blocked highway. 'Work is underway on a war footing to open the highway,' Kumar said, emphasising the urgency of the situation. The disruption comes after heavy rains across Uttarakhand, which have triggered several blockages across the state. Meanwhile, continuous rainfall in Uttarakhand has caused severe disruptions, including the blockage of the National Highway near Nandprayag and Bhaneropani. In a post on the social media platform X, Chamoli Police Uttarakhand stated, 'The Badrinath National Highway is blocked near Nandprayag and Bhanerpani. Work is underway to open the road. 'The National Highway near Nandprayag is a critical route for pilgrims travelling to Kedarnath, making the clearance of the road a priority. In another development, the district authorities in Rudraprayag restricted movement on the Sonprayag-Munkatiya road on Friday due to persistent rainfall. The road, which serves as a base point for pilgrims travelling to Kedarnath, was obstructed entirely for the movement of passengers due to continuous debris and stones falling near the Sonprayag shuttle bridge and in the sliding zone area near Munkatiya. The Kedarnath Dham Yatra pilgrims were halted at Sonprayag and Gaurikund for safety reasons. After the debris was cleared, the movement of pilgrims resumed, Rudraprayag Police said in a statement. The opening and closing of the road is being controlled, and the movement of passengers is being ensured with extra caution by the concerned working agency, administrative officials and police. Once the road was cleared, pilgrims were allowed to continue on the Kedarnath Dham Yatra route, while those returning from Gaurikund were brought towards Sonprayag. The district police have appealed to pilgrims visiting the Kedarnath Dham to exercise extra caution during the Kedarnath Dham Yatra and monitor the weather forecast. Furthermore, the search and rescue operation continued for the second day on the Alaknanda River today to locate missing persons from a bus accident that occurred in Rudraprayag on Thursday. The accident claimed the lives of four people. The death toll from the incident rose to four after the body of a missing passenger was recovered near the Srinagar dam in Pauri Garhwal, about 40 kilometres from the accident site. (ANI)
NDTV
28-06-2025
- NDTV
Badrinath National Highway Closed After Heavy Rain In Uttarakhand
Pauri Garhwal: Passenger movement has been temporarily halted after the Badrinath-Rishikesh highway was blocked due to falling debris at Sirobgad on Saturday. The heavy rainfall across several districts in Uttarakhand led to the blockage, forcing passengers travelling to Badrinath, Kedarnath, and Hemkund Sahib to stop at safe locations. Authorities have mobilised JCB machines to clear the obstructions and restore normal movement on the highway. Srinagar Pauri Garhwal District Circle Officer (CO) Anuj Kumar told ANI that police presence has been established at both ends of the blocked highway. "Work is underway on a war footing to open the highway," Kumar said, emphasising the urgency of the situation. The disruption comes after heavy rains across Uttarakhand, which have triggered several blockages across the state. Meanwhile, continuous rainfall in Uttarakhand has caused severe disruptions, including the blockage of the National Highway near Nandprayag and Bhaneropani. In a post on the social media platform X, Chamoli Police Uttarakhand stated, "The Badrinath National Highway is blocked near Nandprayag and Bhanerpani. Work is underway to open the road. 𝐑𝐨𝐚𝐝 𝐔𝐩𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐞 बद्रीनाथ राष्ट्रीय राजमार्ग नन्दप्रयाग व भनेरपानी के पास अवरुद्ध है मार्ग खुलवाने का कार्य जारी है। — Chamoli Police Uttarakhand (@chamolipolice) June 28, 2025 "The National Highway near Nandprayag is a critical route for pilgrims travelling to Kedarnath, making the clearance of the road a priority. In another development, the district authorities in Rudraprayag restricted movement on the Sonprayag-Munkatiya road on Friday due to persistent rainfall. The road, which serves as a base point for pilgrims travelling to Kedarnath, was obstructed entirely for the movement of passengers due to continuous debris and stones falling near the Sonprayag shuttle bridge and in the sliding zone area near Munkatiya. The Kedarnath Dham Yatra pilgrims were halted at Sonprayag and Gaurikund for safety reasons. After the debris was cleared, the movement of pilgrims resumed, Rudraprayag Police said in a statement. The opening and closing of the road is being controlled, and the movement of passengers is being ensured with extra caution by the concerned working agency, administrative officials and police. Once the road was cleared, pilgrims were allowed to continue on the Kedarnath Dham Yatra route, while those returning from Gaurikund were brought towards Sonprayag. The district police have appealed to pilgrims visiting the Kedarnath Dham to exercise extra caution during the Kedarnath Dham Yatra and monitor the weather forecast. Furthermore, the search and rescue operation continued for the second day on the Alaknanda River today to locate missing persons from a bus accident that occurred in Rudraprayag on Thursday. The accident claimed the lives of four people. The death count from the incident rose to four after the body of a missing passenger was recovered near the Srinagar dam in Pauri Garhwal, about 40 kilometres from the accident site.
