I mean to say as Trai Chairman, hackers can target Khullar personally ....
Important Email IDs are made public by TRAI on net neutrality
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IndianMascot
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Hackers are not hooligan. They won't hurt anyone personally . Hoping Khullar do not have a personal site 
I mean to say a determined hacker group may want to target Khullar & his family using online hacking tech...Hackers are not hooligan. They won't hurt anyone personally . Hoping Khullar do not have a personal site
Just hacking site is a warning but hackers can do many things....
Technoglitch
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yes, but there is no point in hacking these things unless they swindle black money in his or family members account 
Technoglitch
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hahahaa...
IndianMascot
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After making 1 million email ids public, TRAI publishes love letter
Few days ago, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) made public the email Ids of almost a million people who supported net neutrality and in the process they also appear to have published a love letter written by a man to his girlfriend.
The mail was probably sent mistakenly to TRAI. The letter is still available here and is being widely shared online.
The TRAI had invited people’s responses and comments on the net neutrality issue and got a huge response with over a million emails in its database. These emails were from the common man and internet users around the country, who supported the net neutrality move and sent in their comments and support for the cause. However, the TRAI seems to have put these users at a higher risk by exposing each and every email ID to spammers out there.
After making 1 million email ids public, TRAI publishes love letter
Read the Love Letter here : Umm...the Awaited letter?
Few days ago, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) made public the email Ids of almost a million people who supported net neutrality and in the process they also appear to have published a love letter written by a man to his girlfriend.
The mail was probably sent mistakenly to TRAI. The letter is still available here and is being widely shared online.
The TRAI had invited people’s responses and comments on the net neutrality issue and got a huge response with over a million emails in its database. These emails were from the common man and internet users around the country, who supported the net neutrality move and sent in their comments and support for the cause. However, the TRAI seems to have put these users at a higher risk by exposing each and every email ID to spammers out there.
After making 1 million email ids public, TRAI publishes love letter
Read the Love Letter here : Umm...the Awaited letter?
IndianMascot
Core Member
And only thing that he did in this long letter is smootched