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Navbharat Times mentions Sleuths India in Blue Whale story : Sleuths India has found yet another round of mention in the leading newspaper Navbharata Times – this time, in a Blue Whale story for Lucknow edition, dated October 05, 2017. The coverage is focused on growing threats of the game and carries reports of parents approaching private detective agencies for help. The article sheds light on worried parents approaching private detectives to save their children from the risks of mobile games in general, and Blue Whale in particular. The report also has insights from Sleuths India MD, Mr. Naman Jain, who shares the trend and acknowledges to have received over 50 queries by parents in the last month or so. Mr. Naman also discusses how his agency has high-tech spy gadgets and software to track movements of children involved in playing games. He also enlightens how children with suspicious activities are provided counselling to mend their ways.

Sleuths India gets a front-page coverage in Navbharat Times: - Sleuths India has grabbed a front-page coverage in Navbharat Times – a national Hindi daily with pan-India circulation. The newspaper ran a story in Mumbai edition on 23 September, 2017 and mentioned the agency and its MD, Naman Jain in a coverage about the rising cases of parents hiring private detectives to spy on their children during Navratri festival. The report focuses on how availing spying assignment is becoming quite common these days during the 9-day festival. It also highlights how parents are ready to offer up to 1.25 lakhs for assignment during the entire tenure of the festival. The story has mentions from Naman Jain, who also confirms about Sleuths India getting similar cases during the festival time. This front-page mention also confirms the numero uno position Sleuths India enjoys in the market presently.

In a valiant effort, Sleuth India nabs a blackmailing offender in Mumbai to save the innocent lives of as many as 18 girls. Giving due respect to this resounding feat, a national Hindi daily - “Dainik Jagran” – mentions the premier investigation agency in its Sunday Delhi Edition of 29th June, 2014. Hired by a New Delhi-based businessman to rescue his daughter, the agency solves the case where the accused had been harassing the girl, demanding a hefty ransom of 10 Lakh rupees for not making public her private messages, videos and emails. A team of 15 detectives was deployed to crack this case, and after the research and vigil of 30 days, the accused was finally nabbed from Kandivali area of Mumbai. By solving the case, Sleuths India has yet again exhibited its superior investigative skills and pre-eminent position in the domain.