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Cruise Industry Sees Strong Demand Despite Recent Hantavirus And Norovirus Outbreaks
Industry experts and travelers report no decline in bookings despite health incidents, citing cruises as safe and well-regulated vacations.
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Kamal Haasan Calls For 'Cost Correction' In Indian Cinema: "Why Must Every Love Story Bloom Only In Paris?"
"Any correction in cinema economics must never come at the cost of workers' wages, safety, dignity, food, transport, accommodation, or humane working conditions," Kamal Haasan said
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Pakistani Techie Explains How She Got Hired At Anthropic, Urges Young Engineers To Embrace AI
She advised professionals to overcome the fear of automation by embracing adaptability and learning to work with AI tools.
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Should Power Banks Be Banned On Flights? IndiGo Fire Incident Sparks Debate
"Passengers have extremely limited awareness of the power source of the devices they bring on planes or the risk they can pose if not handled properly," an expert noted.
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Canada Shooting Victims' Families Sue OpenAI Over Shooter's ChatGPT Use
The case highlights concerns about the harms posed by overly agreeable AI chatbots and what obligations the tech industry has to control them or notify authorities about planned violence by chatbot users.
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Japan Ends Ban On Lethal Arms Exports. A Shift From Pacifism?
The new policy aims at ensuring safety for Japan and contributing to the peace and stability in the region and the international society.
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Tamil Nadu Factory Blast: Probe Finds Safety Lapses, 20 Workers In Room Meant For 4
At least 23 workers were killed when the explosion ripped through multiple sheds in the facility, flattening structures and leaving several others critically injured.
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RBI Proposes 1-Hour Pause For High-Value UPI Payments: What It Means For You
UPI users may need time to adjust, but industry leaders believe that the time gap in payment will feel safer and more reliable in the long run.
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Operational Failure Led To Chhattisgarh's Vedanta Boiler Blast That Killed 20
According to the preliminary report of the Department of Industrial Safety, the explosion was triggered by an operational fault in Boiler-1, with a sudden surge in production load suspected to have caused the system to fail.
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Health Ministry Mulls Ban On Cough Syrups For Children Under 2 Years: Report
New Delhi, April 11 (IANS) Health Ministry is reportedly considering banning prescriptions of paediatric cough syrups for children under two years and discouraging their use for those under five.
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1400 Kg Fake Paneer Made With Chemicals, Rs 28 Lakh Goods Seized As Massive Racket Busted In Surat
Authorities in Surat busted an illegal paneer factory using industrial acids and palm oil, seizing over 1400 kilograms of toxic cheese.
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After Rahul Banerjee's Death, Bengali Industry To Go On Indefinite Strike Demanding Safety Reforms
The decision was formalised by the West Bengal Motion Pictures Artists' Forum after an emergency meeting held on April 5
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India's Pharma Opportunity: Expanding Global Reach In A Changing Healthcare Landscape
India's pharmaceutical industry is now at a critical juncture in its evolution.
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Viral Video: Rajasthan Woman Finds Kwality Wall's Tub "Full Of Oil", Company Issues Clarification
"We are closely examining all stages of the supply chain for any deviations in storage or handling at the front end," Kwality Wall's said in a statement shared with NDTV.
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When Rashmika Mandanna's Parents Were Against Her Second Film Dear Comrade With Vijay Deverakonda
Rashmika Mandanna explained, "I really wanted to do it. But it took a lot to convince my family"
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Cruise Industry Sees Strong Demand Despite Recent Hantavirus And Norovirus Outbreaks
Industry experts and travelers report no decline in bookings despite health incidents, citing cruises as safe and well-regulated vacations.
-
Kamal Haasan Calls For 'Cost Correction' In Indian Cinema: "Why Must Every Love Story Bloom Only In Paris?"
"Any correction in cinema economics must never come at the cost of workers' wages, safety, dignity, food, transport, accommodation, or humane working conditions," Kamal Haasan said
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Pakistani Techie Explains How She Got Hired At Anthropic, Urges Young Engineers To Embrace AI
She advised professionals to overcome the fear of automation by embracing adaptability and learning to work with AI tools.
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Should Power Banks Be Banned On Flights? IndiGo Fire Incident Sparks Debate
"Passengers have extremely limited awareness of the power source of the devices they bring on planes or the risk they can pose if not handled properly," an expert noted.
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Canada Shooting Victims' Families Sue OpenAI Over Shooter's ChatGPT Use
The case highlights concerns about the harms posed by overly agreeable AI chatbots and what obligations the tech industry has to control them or notify authorities about planned violence by chatbot users.
-
Japan Ends Ban On Lethal Arms Exports. A Shift From Pacifism?
The new policy aims at ensuring safety for Japan and contributing to the peace and stability in the region and the international society.
-
Tamil Nadu Factory Blast: Probe Finds Safety Lapses, 20 Workers In Room Meant For 4
At least 23 workers were killed when the explosion ripped through multiple sheds in the facility, flattening structures and leaving several others critically injured.
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RBI Proposes 1-Hour Pause For High-Value UPI Payments: What It Means For You
UPI users may need time to adjust, but industry leaders believe that the time gap in payment will feel safer and more reliable in the long run.
-
Operational Failure Led To Chhattisgarh's Vedanta Boiler Blast That Killed 20
According to the preliminary report of the Department of Industrial Safety, the explosion was triggered by an operational fault in Boiler-1, with a sudden surge in production load suspected to have caused the system to fail.
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Health Ministry Mulls Ban On Cough Syrups For Children Under 2 Years: Report
New Delhi, April 11 (IANS) Health Ministry is reportedly considering banning prescriptions of paediatric cough syrups for children under two years and discouraging their use for those under five.
-
1400 Kg Fake Paneer Made With Chemicals, Rs 28 Lakh Goods Seized As Massive Racket Busted In Surat
Authorities in Surat busted an illegal paneer factory using industrial acids and palm oil, seizing over 1400 kilograms of toxic cheese.
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After Rahul Banerjee's Death, Bengali Industry To Go On Indefinite Strike Demanding Safety Reforms
The decision was formalised by the West Bengal Motion Pictures Artists' Forum after an emergency meeting held on April 5
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India's Pharma Opportunity: Expanding Global Reach In A Changing Healthcare Landscape
India's pharmaceutical industry is now at a critical juncture in its evolution.
-
Viral Video: Rajasthan Woman Finds Kwality Wall's Tub "Full Of Oil", Company Issues Clarification
"We are closely examining all stages of the supply chain for any deviations in storage or handling at the front end," Kwality Wall's said in a statement shared with NDTV.
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When Rashmika Mandanna's Parents Were Against Her Second Film Dear Comrade With Vijay Deverakonda
Rashmika Mandanna explained, "I really wanted to do it. But it took a lot to convince my family"
