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A rights activist survey in Jharkhand reveals digital compliance pressures and administrative negligence are hindering nutrition scheme implementation at anganwadi centers. Health workers face job fears due to digital targets, while issues like e-KYC failures and poor network connectivity deprive beneficiaries of essential services, impacting women and children's nutrition.

Uttar Pradesh has launched a facial recognition system in local body bypolls to enhance transparency and prevent impersonation. This pilot project, the first of its kind in India, aims to verify voter identities in real-time, flagging duplicate attempts and ensuring election integrity. Data from this trial will inform a wider rollout across the state.

Delhi Police are employing face recognition technology at the Arun Jaitley Stadium during IPL matches to enhance security and identify potential troublemakers. This measure follows a bomb threat and heightened tensions. FRS-equipped buses are stationed at key entry points, scanning faces against criminal databases.

The Trichy city police has put to use the face recognition software (FRS) system, which would held in identifying criminals and track other suspects. The mobile application was dedicated to the state police by chief minister M K Stalin, two days ago.

Jammu and Kashmir police have made a second arrest using their Facial Recognition System (FRS) in Anantnag, nabbing a terror suspect identified as Muneeb Mushtaq Sheikh. Sheikh, booked under UAPA and Explosive Substances Act, was detected in Ganishbal. This follows the arrest of an alleged overground worker last month, also through FRS.

Telangana police on Thursday launched facial recognition system (FRS), a first of its kind crime detection tool in the country. The FRS software has been linked to TSCOP mobile phone app, allowing field-level police personnel to check a suspect’s face from anywhere with the criminal database.

Chief minister N Biren Singh on Tuesday said the committee set up to check illegal immigrants has identified over 2,000 Myanmarese who have entered the state due to the conflict in their country and are being kept in shelter homes.

Facial recognition systems installed in Delhi's markets have significantly aided law enforcement during Diwali shopping. In Sarojini Nagar Market alone, 30 criminals were caught in October. Enhanced surveillance and police presence led to swift actions against thefts and encroachments. Similar successes were noted in Sadar Bazar and Lajpat Nagar, boosting public safety and confidence.

When cops at a barricade in southeast Delhi’s Jamia Nagar stopped a bike for checking, they found no papers on the rider. While they could have just issued a challan or impounded the bike, they decided to use facial recognition software (FRS) on the rider, which identified him as a history-sheeter of the area.

Delhi Metro Police have launched a mobile facial recognition system, enabling officers to instantly verify suspect identities against a criminal database. This AI-driven tool, deployed on smartphones, allows real-time checks, leading to the apprehension of several wanted individuals with stolen goods. The pilot program aims to enhance commuter safety across the busy transit network.