MCA Online Services Disrupted After Fire Alarm at Data Centre:

MCA's online services were temporarily disrupted following a fire alarm at its data centre, with restoration efforts underway and full services expected to resume by noon.
MCA Expects Services Back by Noon

MCA Online Services Disrupted After Fire Alarm at Data Centre
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) on June 5, 2026, said that its online services have been temporarily disrupted due to a fire alarm at the MCA Data Centre site.
According to the ministry, the incident affected the availability of several MCA services, making them inaccessible to users for a period of time. Restoration work is currently underway to bring the systems back online.
The MCA said that efforts are being made on priority and that all services are expected to be restored by noon today.
Apologising for the inconvenience caused, the ministry said, "We’re sorry for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience and cooperation."
MCA site under maintenance pic.twitter.com/w9Atv7Lugv
— Pratibha Gupta (@PratibhaGoyal) June 5, 2026
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