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Two BARC staff in trouble over survey

MUMBAI: Two men entered the area around the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre recently and fed inputs on road topography into their GPRS device, arousing suspicions of people. They turned out to be employees conducting a survey on behalf of the Survey of India’s office.

— PTI

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