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Discover Punjab Police's new QR code authentication for PCCs to ensure document authenticity and security against fraud.

QR Code-Based PCC System by Punjab Police

Punjab Police introduces QR codes for Police Clearance Certificates, enhancing document security and authenticity. Access secure certificates directly from official servers.

Punjab Police introduces QR code-based system for PCC authentication

Punjab Police implements QR codes for PCCs to enhance authenticity and security, reducing fraud. Scanning codes links to certificates on official servers.

In a significant move to prevent document fraud and enhance security as per the directions of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, Punjab Police has launched a QR code-based authentication system for Police Clearance Certificates (PCCs).
The initiative aims to provide a secure and reliable method for verifying the authenticity of PCCs, which are often required for employment, visas, and other official purposes.
Divulging details, Special Director General of Police (Special DGP) Community Affairs Division said that under the new system, each Police Clearance Certificate issued will feature a unique QR code.
When scanned, this code will direct users to a secure online copy of the certificate, hosted on official Punjab Police servers (https://certificate.ppsaanjh.in), enabling instant and accurate authentication.
This added layer of security eliminates the risk of counterfeit PCCs, ensuring that only legitimate certificates are recognised by employers and authorities.
The police have also issued a cautionary note, advising users to verify that official website (https://certificate.ppsaanjh.in) is connected for downloading the PCC upon scanning the QR code.

DMK has put up QR code posters against BJP across Tamil Nadu, listing alleged scams done by the Modi government at the Centre. 

Lok Sabha election: QR code posters against BJP crop up in Tamil Nadu

DMK has put up QR code posters against BJP across Tamil Nadu, listing alleged scams done by the Modi government at the Centre.&nbsp;

There are just a few days left for the first phase of Lok Sabha polls. Ahead of that, QR code posters against BJP has cropped up in Tamil Nadu.&nbsp;
The posters were equipped with a barcode. It was also mentioned on the post, that read, 'scan the code and uncover the scams.' At the top, the posters have 'Ji PAY' written at the top.&nbsp;
As one scans the code, the poster leads the mobile phone user to a video. In the video, a person is heard explaining the BJP's alleged corruption through electoral bonds and alleged corruption in infrastructure projects, among others.&nbsp;
The video concluded by appealing to the voters to reject the BJP and support the INDIA bloc. As per reports, the posters were put up by the DMK functionaries.&nbsp;
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Medicines soon to get QR codes to check for authenticity

The move holds relevance as it will eliminate the challenge of counterfeit products or fake medicines being sold in India&nbsp;

In a move to eliminate the challenge of counterfeit products or fake medicines, the centre may soon ask drugmakers to print or affix bar codes or QR codes on the packets of medicines to help find out and trace genuine drug products.
The move holds relevance as it will eliminate the challenge of fake medicines being sold in India.&nbsp;
The National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) had identified the list of 300 drugs, which include widely used medicines, such as painkillers, contraceptives, vitamins, blood-sugar, and hypertension medicines.
These brands would include the top-selling popular medicines in the Indian pharma market such as Allegra, Dolo, Augmentin, Saridon, Calpol, and Thyronorm among others.

A research team at the Mechanical Engineering dept of IIT-BHU has developed a QR code that will be woven into handloom Banarasi sarees to confirm their authenticity.

QR code to be woven into Banarasi sarees to confirm authenticity

Using modern technology to authenticate Banarasi sarees, the manufacturer will now weave a QR code into the saree&nbsp;to validate its credentials.&nbsp;

Adding a bit of tech to the age-old Banarasi saree: Scan the QR code now!

QR code to be woven into Banarasi sarees to confirm their authenticity
The weaved QR code will contain&nbsp;relevant fabric and manufacturing details
The QR code will be incorporated into the extra fabric of the blouse
Customers can differentiate between handloom &amp; power loom products

Using modern technology to authenticate Banarasi sarees, the manufacturer will now weave a QR code into the saree&nbsp;to validate its credentials.&nbsp;

A research team at the Mechanical Engineering department of the Indian Institute of Technology, Banaras Hindu University (IIT-BHU) has developed a QR code that will be woven into handloom Banarasi sarees to confirm their authenticity. This will also give assurance to the customers about the quality of the&nbsp;saree and they will not get duped into paying a hefty amount for low quality copies.&nbsp;
The manufacturer can weave the QR code into the&nbsp;saree, containing relevant fabric and manufacturing details. The new technique of weaved QR code will include the Handloom&nbsp;Mark Logo, Silk Mark and the&nbsp;Banaras Geographical Indications (GI) logo, along with other relevant information.&nbsp;
It should be noted that the QR code will be incorporated into the extra fabric of the blouse. This will not affect the fabric strength, style and the look of the saree will remain intact. The code will also help local and foreign customers to differentiate between handloom products and power loom products, as per the researchers.

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