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Chatbots Like ChatGPT That Won’t Take Bribes for Giving Advice a Hit in India
ChatGPT is gaining popularity in India and an AI trial that happened in Bangalore offered India’s domestic workers, waste recyclers and struggling farmers a hands-on experience with the new tool. The new tech can assist in professional communications, empower people who don’t have language skills and help those who have a disability.
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"Can't Waste Balls...": Australia Great Slams Virat Kohli, Faf Du Plessis For Poor Strike-Rate
Faf du Plessis is leading the Orange Cap race with 343 runs in six matches, while Virat Kohli is third in the list, having scored 279 runs in as many games
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IISc Bangalore, MTL To Develop Solutions To Turn Waste Into Plastic Packaging
Another area of focus for the IISc and MTL collaboration is the replacement of cardboard-based packaging used in pizza boxes, with foamed polyolefins, offering improved thermal insulation and weight reduction.
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Bengaluru Residents Take to Streets With Protest Against Waste Plant
For residents of a south-east Bengaluru suburb the smell of rotting garbage is now and every day affair. After failing to convince authorities to relocate the waste management plant which they say is to blame for the persistent stink, they have brought their movement to the streets.
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'Commuting Time, Waste Management': Bengaluru's Biggest Civic Concerns
As part of a new Bengaluru Rising initiative, 10000 people have been questioned across the city to understand what their biggest civic concerns are - and to convey those priorities to the city's mayor and corporators.
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Bangalore Composting Towards Zero Waste
In Vani Murthy's house, beetroot peel, carrot peel and coriander waste never make their way into the dustbin. For this homemaker in Malleshwaram in Bangalore, the wet waste is meant to return as vegetables into her kitchen.
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Delhi Becoming World's E-Waste Dumping Yard: Report
The Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR) is fast turning into the world's e-waste dumping yard with the capital alone getting 86 per cent of waste generated in the developed world, a report said.
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In Fight Over Bangalore's Waste Disposal, This Village Ropes In the Chief Minister
Mandur is perhaps Karnataka's most untidy village. Just 25 km away from Bangalore, this landfill site bears the brunt of the IT city's garbage. The residents here have been protesting for years against dumping of garbage which has created mounds, some as high as 70 feet, and led to respiratory diseases.
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Bangalore: Villagers Meet Karnataka Chief Minister Over Garbage Problem
Bangalore's garbage problem has finally reached Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's door. Mandur, a small village next to the one of the biggest landfills, about 30 kms away from Bangalore is protesting against the dumping of waste at their village for the last five years.
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Bangalore's baby steps at waste segregation
The love Bangaloreans have for their city has not extended to keeping it clear of mounds of garbage. They remain reluctant to segregate waste at the source - a practice followed by people in cities across the world - despite the cajoling and threat of penalties by civic authorities.
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Chatbots Like ChatGPT That Won’t Take Bribes for Giving Advice a Hit in India
ChatGPT is gaining popularity in India and an AI trial that happened in Bangalore offered India’s domestic workers, waste recyclers and struggling farmers a hands-on experience with the new tool. The new tech can assist in professional communications, empower people who don’t have language skills and help those who have a disability.
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"Can't Waste Balls...": Australia Great Slams Virat Kohli, Faf Du Plessis For Poor Strike-Rate
Faf du Plessis is leading the Orange Cap race with 343 runs in six matches, while Virat Kohli is third in the list, having scored 279 runs in as many games
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IISc Bangalore, MTL To Develop Solutions To Turn Waste Into Plastic Packaging
Another area of focus for the IISc and MTL collaboration is the replacement of cardboard-based packaging used in pizza boxes, with foamed polyolefins, offering improved thermal insulation and weight reduction.
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Bengaluru Residents Take to Streets With Protest Against Waste Plant
For residents of a south-east Bengaluru suburb the smell of rotting garbage is now and every day affair. After failing to convince authorities to relocate the waste management plant which they say is to blame for the persistent stink, they have brought their movement to the streets.
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'Commuting Time, Waste Management': Bengaluru's Biggest Civic Concerns
As part of a new Bengaluru Rising initiative, 10000 people have been questioned across the city to understand what their biggest civic concerns are - and to convey those priorities to the city's mayor and corporators.
-
Bangalore Composting Towards Zero Waste
In Vani Murthy's house, beetroot peel, carrot peel and coriander waste never make their way into the dustbin. For this homemaker in Malleshwaram in Bangalore, the wet waste is meant to return as vegetables into her kitchen.
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Delhi Becoming World's E-Waste Dumping Yard: Report
The Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR) is fast turning into the world's e-waste dumping yard with the capital alone getting 86 per cent of waste generated in the developed world, a report said.
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In Fight Over Bangalore's Waste Disposal, This Village Ropes In the Chief Minister
Mandur is perhaps Karnataka's most untidy village. Just 25 km away from Bangalore, this landfill site bears the brunt of the IT city's garbage. The residents here have been protesting for years against dumping of garbage which has created mounds, some as high as 70 feet, and led to respiratory diseases.
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Bangalore: Villagers Meet Karnataka Chief Minister Over Garbage Problem
Bangalore's garbage problem has finally reached Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's door. Mandur, a small village next to the one of the biggest landfills, about 30 kms away from Bangalore is protesting against the dumping of waste at their village for the last five years.
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Bangalore's baby steps at waste segregation
The love Bangaloreans have for their city has not extended to keeping it clear of mounds of garbage. They remain reluctant to segregate waste at the source - a practice followed by people in cities across the world - despite the cajoling and threat of penalties by civic authorities.
