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Harvard University Apologises Over 'Insensitive' Image On Sanskrit Program
Harvard's Department of South Asian Studies has said it 'deeply regrets the posting of an insensitive image'.
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NBEMS Creates History With Guinness World Record For AI In Healthcare Live Stream
NBEMS set a Guinness World Record with 17999 peak viewers on a YouTube livestream for its AI in healthcare training program.
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Salman Agha's Wife Gives Sharp Response To Pakistan Fans On Social Media Abuse: "Not Going To Win You World Cup"
Pakistan cricket team captain Salman Ali Agha's wife, Sabba Manzer, took to social media on Thursday to condemn online abuse targetted towards her and their son.
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Tour Guide In Egypt Draws On 4,000-Year-Old Pyramid, Video Leads To His Arrest
Videos circulating online show the guide sketching what appeared to be a diagram in chalk as he explained something to a group of tourists.
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"Attacks By Pakistanis": Owner After Shutting Down Indian Eatery In London
An Indian-origin restaurant owner in London has claimed that he has to shut down his eatery after a 16-year run due to a combination of factors, including repeated "disturbances and attacks by Pakistanis."
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A Food Queue Photo Leads To Online Racist Attacks Against Indians In Ireland
A simple photograph of a queue outside an Irish food bank triggered a wave of racist attacks against Indians on social media, exposing the growing xenophobia faced by the Indian community in Ireland.
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US State Sues Apple Over Alleged Use Of ICloud For Storing Child Sex Abuse Material
The US state of West Virginia on Thursday said it is suing Apple over child sex abuse material people tuck away in its iCloud online storage service.
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Man Who Lived For Free In New Yorker Hotel, Claimed To Own It, Admits To Fraud
A New York City man who attempted to claim ownership of the New Yorker Hotel has pleaded guilty to fraud, ending a lengthy legal saga involving an obscure tenant law that allowed the man to live rent-free for years in the storied Manhattan hotel.
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UK To Impose 48-Hour Online Takedown Rule For Non-Consensual Intimate Images
Britain will require technology companies to take down intimate images shared online without consent within 48 hours or else face fines of up to 10% of eligible global
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'India Heart Of Global Tech Talent': UK Minister At AI Impact Summit
The UK's Minister for AI and Online Safety, Kanishka Narayan, has underlined India's growing leadership in global artificial intelligence governance, calling the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi a defining moment for collaboration between countries.
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Harvard University Apologises Over 'Insensitive' Image On Sanskrit Program
Harvard's Department of South Asian Studies has said it 'deeply regrets the posting of an insensitive image'.
-
NBEMS Creates History With Guinness World Record For AI In Healthcare Live Stream
NBEMS set a Guinness World Record with 17999 peak viewers on a YouTube livestream for its AI in healthcare training program.
-
Salman Agha's Wife Gives Sharp Response To Pakistan Fans On Social Media Abuse: "Not Going To Win You World Cup"
Pakistan cricket team captain Salman Ali Agha's wife, Sabba Manzer, took to social media on Thursday to condemn online abuse targetted towards her and their son.
-
Tour Guide In Egypt Draws On 4,000-Year-Old Pyramid, Video Leads To His Arrest
Videos circulating online show the guide sketching what appeared to be a diagram in chalk as he explained something to a group of tourists.
-
"Attacks By Pakistanis": Owner After Shutting Down Indian Eatery In London
An Indian-origin restaurant owner in London has claimed that he has to shut down his eatery after a 16-year run due to a combination of factors, including repeated "disturbances and attacks by Pakistanis."
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A Food Queue Photo Leads To Online Racist Attacks Against Indians In Ireland
A simple photograph of a queue outside an Irish food bank triggered a wave of racist attacks against Indians on social media, exposing the growing xenophobia faced by the Indian community in Ireland.
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US State Sues Apple Over Alleged Use Of ICloud For Storing Child Sex Abuse Material
The US state of West Virginia on Thursday said it is suing Apple over child sex abuse material people tuck away in its iCloud online storage service.
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Man Who Lived For Free In New Yorker Hotel, Claimed To Own It, Admits To Fraud
A New York City man who attempted to claim ownership of the New Yorker Hotel has pleaded guilty to fraud, ending a lengthy legal saga involving an obscure tenant law that allowed the man to live rent-free for years in the storied Manhattan hotel.
-
UK To Impose 48-Hour Online Takedown Rule For Non-Consensual Intimate Images
Britain will require technology companies to take down intimate images shared online without consent within 48 hours or else face fines of up to 10% of eligible global
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'India Heart Of Global Tech Talent': UK Minister At AI Impact Summit
The UK's Minister for AI and Online Safety, Kanishka Narayan, has underlined India's growing leadership in global artificial intelligence governance, calling the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi a defining moment for collaboration between countries.
