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In a High Court case, Adman Sandeep Goyal wants the government to control surrogate advertisements.
In order to stop surrogate advertising, Sandeep Goyal has petitioned the Punjab and Haryana High Court for a government-led oversight agency. He contends that deceptive advertising of things that are prohibited, such as alcohol and tobacco, cannot be addressed by the self-regulation that is in place at the moment. By acknowledging the issue and sending letters to the appropriate authorities, the court has signaled the start of an important legal discussion over advertising control.The nation is experiencing a health catastrophe as a result of young people developing early alcohol and tobacco addictions. According to the petition, "it is argued that the commercials, which feature well-known celebrities to promote their product, not only encourage the use of alcohol and tobacco but also validate their use through the glamorous representation of these products. "The petition highlights how ineffectual the present self-regulatory frameworks—such as the Advertising Standards Council of India's (ASCI)—are at preventing deceptive advertising. Goyal demands a stronger regulatory framework run by the government to monitor advertising material.Goyal argues that current redressal procedures are not quick to offset the immediate effects of these advertisements, which continue to reach sizable audiences before any kind of regulation is implemented. Additionally, he cites Supreme Court and high court rulings advocating for more stringent regulatory monitoring in the advertising industry.
Published 31 May 2025 07:43 PM
Neelam Kothari Soni, Masaba Gupta, Ratna Pathak Shah, and Rohan Joshi are also featured in the movie.
Neelam Kothari Soni, Masaba Gupta, Ratna Pathak Shah, and Rohan Joshi are also featured in the movie. For the impending End of Reason Sale (EORS), Myntra has released their newest ad, which features a gorgeous cast and a humorous twist.The story, which is set in a stylized living room, centers on a fictitious intervention that Johar's friends conduct, during which they first chastise him for using coupons to purchase. As each of them is ultimately influenced by the sale's offerings, the scenario swiftly becomes comical. With EORS scheduled to begin on May 31, the movie centers on Myntra's claims of the "Lowest Price Guaranteed" and cashback incentives."With each edition of EORS, our goal is not just to deliver unmatched value but to redefine how India experiences fashion," stated Kejal Parekh, Associate Director, Marketing, Myntra, while describing the intentions of the campaign. By bringing together well-known individuals in an entertaining and unusual atmosphere that reflects how our customers interact with fashion today, we wanted to achieve something genuinely novel for the 22nd edition.
Published 27 May 2025 08:55 PM
Day 3 of Goafest 2025 ignites discussions on bravery, inventiveness, and the storytelling potential of AI.
As the curtains opened on Day 3 of Goafest 2025, the atmosphere was electric, promising another day of creativity, innovation, inspiration, and information exchange. Under the theme IGNITE HUNGAMA, Mahindra Auto & Mahindra Electric Origin SUVs, in collaboration with Bingo!, kicked off the day with an incredible performance by Indian playback artist Javed Ali.Youri Guerassimov, Chief Creative Officer and CEO of Marcel France, gave a keynote talk on "Creativity That Dares to Disrupt" to the audience following the riveting performance. YouTube used the theme IGNITE BRAVERY to deliver the keynote.Using daring initiatives such as Volvo's safety innovation and Nike's Colin Kaepernick ad, he demonstrated how businesses stand out when they exhibit boldness, whether it be strategic, activist, or designers. Real effect frequently comes from simplicity and intent, as demonstrated by Marcel's "Inglorious Fruits and Vegetables," which turned an in-store concept into a movement, and McDonald's simple billboard. Guerassimov came to the conclusion that bravery is an attitude rather than a financial plan. "Being a little uncomfortable" in advertising is frequently a sign that you are headed in the correct direction. He asserted that remorse endures much longer than fear.
Published 23 May 2025 08:10 PM
It’s a winning habit: Ajay Gupte on Wavemaker’s Abby victory, TV’s resilience, embracing evolution
Adgully had an open discussion with Ajay Gupte, CEO – South Asia at Wavemaker, at the center of Goafest 2024, where celebration, creativity, and innovation come together. Gupte was cheerful and thoughtful after the agency's significant victory at the Media ABBYs. He discussed the changing media landscape, the function of forums like Goafest, and why ChatGPT and other technologies foster creativity rather than stifle it.Gupte was clearly overjoyed when Wavemaker won its second Media ABBY this year. "We can't wait for our second Media ABBY. He said, "I'm really proud of all my Wavemakers who have worked so hard to make this happen. I'm very, very happy for them." This is simply amazing; it's a winning habit, and I'm honored to be a part of it.Gupte highlighted the value of Goafest as a platform for fostering up-and-coming talent and stimulating innovative ideas. "Goafest is all about inspiring creativity, critical thinking, and the will to accomplish excellent work. "This place has a lot of inspiring work that encourages people to start thinking differently and innovating," he said. "Creativity is truly ignited by forums such as this. I'm very happy that this is taking place. Gupte's perspective is surprisingly upbeat given how AI and programs like ChatGPT are becoming essential to discussions in a variety of industries. "To be honest, I don't think ChatGPT is stifling creativity. With each new technical development, our creativity grows. It improves our ability to think," he stated. "Today's youth are aided by technology and tools that enable them to perform even greater tasks. I hope that will be evident the following year.Gupte provided a pragmatic viewpoint on the seeming gap between conventional and non-traditional media. "Neither traditional media nor non-traditional media exist. He clarified, "It's about traditional or non-traditional planners." "Every medium has a function, particularly in a nation like ours. Understanding each medium's strengths and how they complement one another to produce outcomes is key. Although the medium itself is never traditional, its users occasionally are.
Published 22 May 2025 04:20 PM
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Advertising and Media are the essential verticals in any country and both goes parallely while deciding any strategy for promotions. Advertising has been segregrated between Online & Offline advertising which has further wings under them whereas the Media is also categorize in Offline which is Traditional Media like TV, Newspaper, Magazine and its Online Media form which is through digital platforms like Websites, Social Media, Video Channels and others.
TATA IPL on digital streaming is set to reinvent the stage for advertisers
"TATA IPL 2024 is more than just a massive cricket match. For advertisers wishing to maximize their effect and reach, it's the ideal venue. The competition, which has the potential to reach 650 million viewers, will present unmatched chances to engage and interact with a wide range of Indian audiences, regardless of whether they are viewing the match on 4G feature phones or 5G-enabled 4K devices. With its extensive IPL ad suite this year, JioCinema is going all out to make it simpler than ever for companies to engage with viewers. The possibilities are genuinely unlimited with live streaming available across 19 channels, exclusive IPL content available in different Indian languages, and more than 100 cohorts to target. Marketers now have a rare chance to enthrall consumers and strengthen their brand's visibility. The IPL will be viewed on CTV devices by more than 200 million cricket enthusiasts. Of these, at least 25% will watch the event on state-of-the-art 4K devices and support their favorite team. From investing, dining out, entertainment, consumer durables, travel, and beauty and personal care, these ultra-premium viewers enjoy the best. Throughout the IPL, they are every marketer's dream due to their tremendous spending power and passion for exclusive cricket events! The fact that fans may view the matches for free on any devices—even 4G feature phones—makes TATA IPL 2024 even more special. It will make the IPL more accessible to a wider audience and enable marketers to engage with untapped markets that were previously only accessible through audio advertisements. Jio 4G feature phones will be used by 35–40 million consumers to view the Indian Premier League, offering sponsors chances to reach these genuinely incremental audiences with creative multimedia ad placements like pre-roll roadblocks, personalized communication, and coverage ownership. During TATA IPL 2024, advertisers can target specific audiences with over 100 audience groups using a variety of ad innovations. The strategy will be incredibly focused and granular, with an unprecedented scope and reach due to the highest number of cohorts available on LIVE sports. These cohorts will open up IPL advertising to companies of all sizes. Additionally, it lessens the likelihood of waste of advertising budget, addressing a major issue for marketers. JioCinema is expanding IPL affiliations to small companies and local stores in order to further improve accessibility, providing effective solutions that are priced affordably. This effort ensures that any brand, regardless of size, can take use of this unmatched platform to maximize reach and engagement. It also expands the horizons for these businesses and magnifies the impact of IPL advertising. The 'IPL brand' has tremendous potential that a small firm planning an expansion might use to attract new customers while staying inside a certain budget. This is a calculated action that strengthens the credibility of the advertising message, fosters brand trust, and makes it easier to enter undiscovered areas."
Canara HSBC Life Insurance launches iSelect Guaranteed Future Plus digital campaign
"As part of their most recent digital promotion, Canara HSBC Life Insurance has released three distinct films on their own social media channels, each of which highlights a key element of their most recent digital product, ""iSelect Guaranteed Future Plus."" The non-linked non-participating individual savings life insurance plan, created to meet a range of financial needs, guarantees a stable future for loved ones, and the campaign presents poignant tales via various life circumstances. Essential life insurance and guaranteed benefits are provided by iSelect Guaranteed Future Plus to safeguard customers' financial security throughout their entire lives. The program is made to adjust to your evolving milestones, so it will make sure your financial objectives are met on schedule. It offers peace of mind with customized alternatives that offer essential coverage and assured advantages, like as returns on your investment. The future is safe whether you go for stability, daily expense coverage with a complete premium refund, or quick cash assistance. The plan is designed to meet policyholders' financial goals and milestones, reflecting Canara HSBC Life Insurance's commitment to ensuring their customers' financial well-being throughout life's many stages. ""Through our new digital campaign, We aim to portray various life scenarios, illustrating the importance of building a financial plan to fulfil one's bigger promises and aspirations,"" says Canara HSBC Life Insurance Chief Strategy Officer and Distribution Officer Rishi Mathur. Our newest, top-notch product, iSelect Guaranteed Future Plus, offers excellent guaranteed returns and a thoughtful financial tool that ensures income and returns while preserving our clients' financial security. The most important takeaway from this is that you need a plan to assist you get ready to fulfill the larger promises made keeping your word to your loved ones and overcoming obstacles in life. ""As part of their most recent digital promotion, Canara HSBC Life Insurance has released three distinct films on their own social media channels, each of which highlights a key element of their most recent digital product, ""iSelect Guaranteed Future Plus."" The non-linked non-participating individual savings life insurance plan, created to meet a range of financial needs, guarantees a stable future for loved ones, and the campaign presents poignant tales via various life circumstances. Essential life insurance and guaranteed benefits are provided by iSelect Guaranteed Future Plus to safeguard customers' financial security throughout their entire lives. The program is made to adjust to your evolving milestones, so it will make sure your financial objectives are met on schedule. It offers peace of mind with customized alternatives that offer essential coverage and assured advantages, like as returns on your investment. The future is safe whether you go for stability, daily expense coverage with a complete premium refund, or quick cash assistance. The plan is designed to meet policyholders' financial goals and milestones, reflecting Canara HSBC Life Insurance's commitment to ensuring their customers' financial well-being throughout life's many stages. "Through our new digital campaign, We aim to portray various life scenarios, illustrating the importance of building a financial plan to fulfil one's bigger promises and aspirations,"" says Canara HSBC Life Insurance Chief Strategy Officer and Distribution Officer Rishi Mathur. Our newest, top-notch product, iSelect Guaranteed Future Plus, offers excellent guaranteed returns and a thoughtful financial tool that ensures income and returns while preserving our clients' financial security. The most important takeaway from this is that you need a plan to assist you get ready to fulfill the larger promises made keeping your word to your loved ones and overcoming obstacles in life. "
Students in Class 10 arrive at this UP exam center wearing iron chains and are detained
According to the police, students from Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, who were taking the Class 10 Boards exam today arrived at the testing location brandishing sharp objects, iron rods, and chains. The principal of KK Jain Inter College, Anurag Jain, reported to the police that there might be fights among the students following the exams. A police squad was soon dispatched to the college. After searching the students' bikes that were parked outside, the police found bags hanging from the two-wheelers that contained iron chains, rods, and sharp weapons. The students were identified, and the police reported that after the exam, about 12 of them were taken to the police station, where their parents were also contacted.
Akshay Kumar is shown by Sachin Tendulkar who the "real Khiladi" is.
Top celebrities attended the Indian Street Premier League (ISL) on Wednesday, giving it a fantastic start. The league is being billed as "India's pioneering tennis ball T10 cricket tournament to be played inside a stadium" by its organizers. There are many different owners of the ISPL. Amitabh Bachchan (Mumbai), Akshay Kumar (Srinagar), Hrithik Roshan (Bengaluru), Suriya (Chennai), and Ram Charan (Hyderabad) are a few of the famous people who own teams in the league. On Wednesday, the captains of the Khiladi XI and Masters XI, Akshay Kumar and Sachin Tendulkar, engaged in a lively match. Sachin Tendulkar hit Akshay Kumar for a six during the game. The broadcasters captioned the video of the incident, "Mr. Khiladi getting told who the Real Khiladi of Cricket is."Kareena had stated in January, when discussing her affiliation with the Indian Super League, "We love cricket, it's a tradition we cherish." After all, it runs in the family. We are extremely happy to declare that we are the owners of Team Kolkata in the Indian Street Premier League! We are thrilled to be a part of this amazing opportunity for young, aspiring cricket players everywhere! "We are excited to work with the Indian Street Premier League (ISPL) on this amazing journey. The ISPL partnership is a symbol of our shared passion for cricket and the dynamic energy of the City of Joy. Because of the legacy and ties to the state left by our family, Kolkata has a particular place in our hearts. Cheers to an exciting season where talent, teamwork, and sheer willpower are the driving forces. Beyond just ownership, our relationship is based on a common dedication to the spirit of the format, which aims to develop the next generation of cricket players."
Connecting Local Environmental Factors With UFO Sightings?
UFOs, or unexplained aerial phenomena, have long been observed in the sky. Although preliminary research produced no solid proof, a recent study proposes a connection between sighting sites and their environs. After looking over two decades' worth of UAP reports, researchers discovered that locations with clear skies, low light pollution, and unhindered views had a higher frequency. There could be a number of reasons for this correlation, including better visibility that makes it possible to see more unusual objects. The study emphasizes how crucial environmental variables are to the analysis of UAP sightings.Investigating UFO sightings, researchers at the University of Utah sought to determine if there was a relationship between the location of sightings and the surrounding environment. They examined close to 100,000 National UFO Research Center reports over a 20-year period (2001-2020). For every county in the continental United States, they took into account two factors: the likelihood that something might be up there (airports, military bases) and how clear the sky is (light pollution, clouds, trees). Due to the wide open spaces and darkness in the western US, the results indicated a higher number of sightings. It's interesting to note that locations with heavy air traffic or a military presence were frequently hotspots for reports. This implies that individuals may be perceiving real objects but are merely unable to identify them. Lead author of the study and University of Utah associate professor of geography Richard Medina explained, "The idea is that if you have a chance to see something, then it's more likely that you're going to see unexplained phenomena in the sky." "With more technology than ever in the sky, one must wonder: What are people really seeing? Answering this question is difficult, but it's crucial since any ambiguity could pose a risk to national security."
According to US think tank Brookings, India has eradicated extreme poverty.
In a recent report, the American think tank Brookings Institution praised India for having eradicated extreme poverty, a major development in the country's socioeconomic landscape. The report, authored by economists Surjit Bhalla and Karan Bhasin, credits the success to the Indian government's aggressive redistribution-focused policy initiatives over the previous ten years that have promoted inclusive growth. According to the study's statistics, household consumption has increased while the headcount poverty ratio has significantly decreased. The data challenged the World Bank's earlier estimates, suggesting that there are fewer poor people in India.The study indicates that a key element behind this achievement is the combination of robust economic expansion and a notable decline in income inequality. From 12.2% in 2011–12 to just 2% in 2022–2023 at the purchase power parity $1.9 level, the "headcount poverty ratio" fell precipitously.The authors argued that the government's steadfast commitment to redistribution is the reason behind the higher growth in consumption in rural areas. According to the study, publicly funded programs like the national drive to build toilets and the push for universal access to electricity, modern cooking fuel, and piped water have been crucial. The report highlights the impact of these policies by pointing out that rural access to piped water has increased dramatically from 16.8% in August 2019 to an astounding 74.7% at this time. The authors stress that India's transition from extreme poverty to a lower poverty line signals both the need for the country to advance to a higher poverty line and positive implications for global poverty rates. The publication of the study coincides with the recessions of Japan and the UK, two of the largest economies in the world. The United Kingdom has officially entered a recession after revealing a 0.3 percent contraction in the fourth quarter of 2023. Japan, which was once expected to have the greatest economy in the world, has also been having difficulty recovering from the Covid pandemic
A US man has won the lottery twice in six months, this time for ₹ 90 lakh.
After winning a whooping $110,000 (about Rs 91,13098) Fantasy 5 Double Play lottery jackpot for the second time in six months, a fortunate man from Wayne County, Michigan, is rejoicing. The winning ticket for the drawing on February 11th was bought by the 59-year-old winner, who opted to stay anonymous, at a BP gas station located on West 9 Mile Road in Southfield. It's interesting to note that he has previously experienced lottery luck. Using the same set of numbers (02-06-11-20-23), he had previously won the exact same jackpot amount in the Fantasy 5 Double Play drawing on August 31, 2023."After winning $110,000 back in August, I switched up my Fantasy 5 numbers," said the player. "I went to the store with my tickets to double-check and replay them. After scanning the tickets and giving one back to me, the clerk exclaimed, "I think you won big!" "There is no way, I can't be that lucky," I reasoned. As I checked the winning numbers, I saw that I had won once more! It was unbelievable to me. It is truly a blessing to win!" As he considered how to spend his windfall, the winner expressed his happiness at this amazing turn of events. He paid off debt with the first prize, and now he looks forward to enjoying this second win.
Jackky Bhagnani and Rakul Preet Singh, recent brides, visit the Golden Temple
Jackky Bhagnani and Rakul Preet Singh are newlyweds; please don't bother them. They're in Punjab visiting Rakul's parents and having a great time. You might wonder how we know. Rakul has posted photos to Instagram Stories from their trip. Along with her parents, the actress visited the Golden Temple in Amritsar. Rakul and Jackky can be seen grinning at the camera in the picture. Keep an eye out for the stunning temple in the distance. Rakul chose a yellow suit for their outing. Jackky matched her outfit with a red kurta and white pants. "Blessed" is what Rakul wrote alongside the picture. She also shared an emoji of a red heart and folded hands. On February 21, the couple wed in a picturesque beach ceremony in Goa.On Instagram, Rakul Preet Singh has been posting pictures from her dream wedding. She posted a number of images from their haldi ceremony on Thursday. The actress captioned the photo, "Love and laughter."
Supreme Court: Marriage Proposal "Not Reaching Desired End" Is Not Cheating
After speaking with the woman's family, the man who had aborted the wedding was found not guilty of cheating, according to the Supreme Court's recent ruling. Judges Sudhanshu Dhulia and Prasanna B. Varale stated, "There can be multiple reasons for initiating a marriage proposal and then the proposal not reaching the desired end," in the course of dismissing a case against Raju Krishna Shedbalkar. A 2021 Karnataka High Court ruling finding Raju Krishna Shedbalkar guilty of cheating under Section 417, which carries a maximum one-year jail sentence, a fine, or both, was challenged in the Supreme Court."This court has repeatedly stated that the intention to cheat or deceive must exist from the start in order for there to be a case of cheating. This is evident in the informant's complaint, by no stretch of the imagination," the Supreme Court declared.A complaint was filed by a woman who claimed that Raju Krishna Shedbalkar had cheated her by not marrying her, leading to the registration of a case against her, his brothers, sister, and mother.
An ice cream vendor in Chandni Chowk, Delhi, was stabbed several times.
According to police, a 25-year-old ice cream vendor was stabbed several times today close to Chandni Chowk in north Delhi. According to the police, at Kotwali police station, they received a PCR call about the incident at Nai Sarak at 1:25 in the morning. "After a team was sent, they learned that the man had been taken to LNJP Hospital with multiple stab wounds to his thigh, hip, and back. Due to extreme intoxication, the victim was unfit to make a statement, according to a senior police officer.The officer went on to say that teams had been assembled to look into the incident and that CCTV footage was being examined in an attempt to identify the two-wheeler attackers. "After more investigation, it was discovered that the victim and another ice cream vendor got into a fight two or three days ago. The angle of enmity is being confirmed. Following the recording of the injured party's statement, legal action will be taken," the officer declared.
"AAAI Young Lotus Contest 2024 Ogilvys Shagun Agarwal and Chaitali Mane win
"The AAAI Young Lotus Contest, 2024 winners have been declared by the Advertising Agencies Association of India (AAAI). O&M's Shagun Agarwal and Chaitali Mane make up the winning team. Among the more than forty entries that were received from gifted young professionals throughout India, their exceptional inventiveness and creative approach stood out. Under the direction of Rohit Ohri, Global Partner at FCB and Director at AAAI, the AAAI Young Lotus Contest 2024 sought to develop up-and-coming talent in the advertising sector. Ohri stressed, ""Young minds can use the AAAI Young Lotus Contest as a platform to use their creativity to improve the world."" The participants' eagerness to address one of the pressing concerns of our day, the need for clean air, this year has been inspiring. With the topic ""BREATH OF CHANGE: INNOVATING FOR CLEAN AIR IN INDIA,"" competitors had to come up with ideas for coordinated campaigns that supported environmental sustainability and cleaner air. With their winning contribution, which showcased creativity and a deep comprehension of the concept, Shagun Agarwal and Chaitali Mane will get the chance to represent India at the Young Lotus Workshop during Adfest 2024. Renowned creative minds Kartikeya Tiwari, NCD, FCB KINNECT, Moumita Pal, Creative Head, ENORMOUS, and Romit Nair, NCD, FCB ULKA, served on the contest jury. Adfest in Pattaya, Thailand's Young Lotus Workshop provides a venue for up-and-coming talent to interact with industry professionals, share ideas, and develop their abilities on a worldwide scale. The victorious team will travel to Thailand to take part in Adfest 2024 from March 21–23 and the Young Lotus Workshop from March 19–21. Under the direction of Rohit Ohri, Global Partner at FCB and Director at AAAI, the AAAI Young Lotus Contest 2024 sought to develop up-and-coming talent in the advertising sector. Ohri stressed, ""Young minds can use the AAAI Young Lotus Contest as a platform to use their creativity to improve the world."" The participants' eagerness to address one of the most pressing concerns of our day, the need for clean air, this year has been heartening. With the topic ""BREATH OF CHANGE: INNOVATING FOR CLEAN AIR IN INDIA,"" competitors had to come up with ideas for coordinated campaigns that supported environmental sustainability and cleaner air. Thanks to their winning entry, Shagun Agarwal and Chaitali Mane will have the chance to represent India at the Young Lotus Workshop during Adfest 2024. Renowned creative minds Kartikeya Tiwari, NCD, FCB KINNECT, Moumita Pal, Creative Head, ENORMOUS, and Romit Nair, NCD, FCB ULKA, served on the contest jury."
Google suspends Geminis picture tool in response to criticism
Recently, Google's Gemini faced criticism due to its incapacity to produce photos of Caucasian people."We introduced the ability to produce photographs of people three weeks ago as part of a new image production function for the Gemini conversational app, formerly known as Bard. Clearly, this functionality fell short of expectations. A few of the pictures that are produced are untrue or even offensive. We apologize that the tool didn't function properly and appreciate the input from users, Senior Vice President Prabhakar Raghavan stated in a blog post.Recently, there has been a lot of indignation and ridicule on social media due to photographs created by Geminis. Google was even accused by some users of being "woke" at the expense of accuracy or truth. Images showing Black and Asian Nazi troopers as well as a picture of four Swedish women—none of whom were white—were among those that drew criticism. Additionally, some users have reported that the program, no matter what they enter, would not produce any photographs of white people at all.The founder engineer of corporate search firm Glean, Debarghya Das, wrote on X, "It's embarrassingly hard to get Google Gemini to acknowledge that white people exist." The post included several photos produced by Gemini.Not only did Gemini commit a racial faux pas, but it also failed to consider cultural context. For example, a different X user said that when they looked for a picture of a "Bitcoiner eating a steak," they ended up with a picture of a Hindu woman consuming beef. "I assume Google is attempting to show cultural sensitivity with this? He went on, "Btw, Hindus can definitely be Bitcoiners, but they probably wouldn't be eating a steak because cows are revered."On Thursday, Google, a division of Alphabet (GOOGL), temporarily disabled a few image-generating functionalities of its Gemini suite of artificial intelligence (AI) services. The suspension follows user disclosure this week of several historically incorrect photos produced by the service.Four days priorGoogle has made the decision to temporarily halt the creation of person images using its Gemini image generator. The decision was made in reaction to complaints that the program inaccurately depicted people's races in historical settings, which sparked discussion about how technology shapes people's perceptions of diversity and history.Billionaire Elon Musk brought attention to the topic by calling the AI tool "woke" and "racist." The complexity of striking a balance between historical truth and inclusion proved to be too much for the technology to handle.
Zee creates an advisory council in the midst of "market rumors" to protect investor confidence.
To protect the interests of its shareholders, Zee Entertainment Enterprises established a three-person independent advisory group.The committee is led by Dr. Satish Chandra, a former Allahabad High Court judge, and consists of two independent directors.This development has occurred in response to reports of corporate governance violations at the corporation and the ensuing investigations by pertinent agencies. An "accounting hole" of Rs 2,000 crore was mentioned in media reports earlier this week about the company's financials.According to a ZEE representative, the goal of the action is to stop the "widespread circulation of misinformation, market rumors, and speculation. "The business has categorically denied the allegations, claiming that the reports in question are "incorrect and false."The reports also reveal a third party's vested interests. ZEE is a company led by an experienced Board and has upheld the highest standards of governance. The spokeswoman stated, "The Company has continuously extended complete cooperation to all concerned authorities and has transparently provided all requested information."According to the business, it has also asked SEBI to investigate "market rumors that lead to misinformation and consequently erosion of investor wealth."
Women should not be afraid to ask for help they cannot accomplish everything on their own.
At the 'Ideas of India' Summit 3.0 organized by ABP Network, Nandini Harinath, the Deputy Director of ISRO, along with other female leaders, shared insights on how women overcome the obstacles encountered in today's workforce.Women achievers were the main topic of discussion at a crucial session at the ABP Network-organized Ideas of India Summit 3.0. "Being raised by parents who were both technocrats and mathematicians, I was raised with education as my first priority from an early age. "My father's exceptional ability to elucidate the mechanics of commonplace events fostered a profound curiosity and admiration for the world I lived in," stated Nandini Harinath, Deputy Director, Spacecraft Operations Area, ISRO Telemetry Tracking and Command Network, ISRO. She shared her personal journey from being a junior engineer at ISRO to spearheading space missions like Chandrayaan and Mangalyaan.-2Leading female intellectuals and achievers in STEM fields gathered on the first day of ABP Network's premier event, the "Ideas of India" Summit 3.0, to discuss the theme "Women in STEM: Working in the Trenches, Reaching for the Stars," illuminating how women overcome all obstacles encountered in the contemporary workforce and their path to success.In addition, Nandini Harinath discussed the value of personal wellbeing, cooperation, and family support. "Managing a profession in space travel while juggling the needs of a family has frequently felt like traversing an obstacle course. That being said, I really do think that teamwork is powerful. During my trip, I have discovered how crucial it is to ask for help from folks in my immediate vicinity. Nothing worthwhile is accomplished in solitude, and asking for help from my family and the community has been essential when I've needed it, the woman continued.Nandini Harinath's commitment to ISRO and her knowledge in space science make her an invaluable asset. "With the emergence of private players in the sector, the possibilities are endless," she said, elucidating the future of India's space exploration ambitions. India should lead the way in space exploration, in my opinion, both for the benefit of science and because of the potential influence it will have on the development of our society in the future.Dr. Nigar Shaji, Project Director, Aditya L-1 Mission, ISRO, spoke about her experience and the advancement of women scientists at the organization. "Since school, I have believed in pursuing the uncommon path," Shaji remarked. I was encouraged by my parents, especially my father who is an agricultural specialist after earning a degree in math. There is no glass ceiling at ISRO; passion is encouraged. Maintaining a healthy balance between job, family, and personal life is crucial for women. Regarding the space business, the Aditya mission is essential to comprehending space weather and the sun, which protects Earth. Our goal should be to lead the space industry globally. Women in STEM fields need to be more visible, and inclusive and engaging teaching is needed from the ground up."Prof. (Dr.) Annapurni Subramaniam, FASc., FNASc., Director, Indian Institute of Astrophysics, elaborated on the critical role women in STEM play in shattering the glass ceiling and propelling India's growth, saying, "It is important to be happy with yourself, as a woman we have multiple roles to play and one cannot bend to all requirements, there has to be a distinction." As a result, women's health is not discussed much. Establishing a structure at home is crucial, wherein family support can be solicited and conventional roles can be challenged. This year marks the 125th anniversary of the Indian Institute of Astrophysics observatory in Kodaikanal, which has been collecting data on the Sun. In Ladakh, at a height of 2,500 meters, we have an observatory open at night.Ideas and ideators came together to celebrate the nation's people and diversity during the ABP Network's "Ideas of India" Summit 3.0, which focused on "The People's Agenda." Policymakers, cultural ambassadors, industry experts, celebrities, business executives, economists, and other notable figures were in attendance at the two-day summit to discuss the core principles of liberty, justice, equality, and diversity that shape India's politics, society, and culture. The best minds from many industries participated in thoughtful discussions on a range of subjects, offering insights into the country's future and its transition to becoming Viksit Bharat.
One hack every entrepreneur needs for superhuman productivity (without burning out)
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Alongside each other on the red carpet are Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao.
Tuesday night was a busy one for Bollywood stars because Laapataa Ladies was screened in Mumbai. The film Laapataa Ladies, which is co-produced by Aamir Khan and directed by Kiran Rao, is scheduled to hit theaters on March 1. Last night in Mumbai, a special screening of the film was held in advance of its release. Last night, Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao were spotted together in order on the red carpet. In a yellow saree, Kiran Rao looked stunning as usual, and Aamir Khan completed the look with a black ensemble. Sunny Deol, Kajol, Karan Johar, Ira, the daughter of Aamir Khan, and her spouse Nupur Shikhare were also present.After 15 years of marriage to filmmaker Kiran Rao, Aamir Khan filed for divorce in July 2021. They are regularly pictured together and they are still co-parenting their son Azad. Ira is the younger of Aamir Khan's two children with his ex-wife Reena Dutta.Aamir Khan's most recent film appearance was in Laal Singh Chaddha. In Revathy's Salaam Venky, which starred Kajol in the title role, the actor also made a brief cameo appearance. In addition, he is producing the movie Champions. Aamir Khan made this statement about his upcoming acting project at a Mumbai event last year. I haven't made the decision to work on a movie yet. Right now, I want to spend time with my family. Since that's what I want to do at the moment, I feel good about it. Of course, I'll work on a movie when I'm emotionally prepared."
Todays ruling by the Allahabad High Court permits Hindus to offer prayers in the Gyanvapi Cellar
The Varanasi district court's decision to permit Hindu prayers in the Gyanvapi mosque's cellar was challenged in a petition that was dismissed by the Allahabad High Court today. On January 31, the district court in Varanasi made a ruling allowing a priest to lead prayers in the Gyanvapi mosque's southern cellar. Shailendra Kumar Pathak petitioned for the order to be granted, claiming that his maternal grandfather Somnath Vyas had offered prayers up until December 1993. Since he was a hereditary pujari, Mr. Pathak had asked to be permitted to return to the tahkhana and continue performing pooja. Within the mosque's basement are four 'tehkhanas' (cellars), one of which is still owned by the Vyas family.Following the release of an Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) report on the mosque complex, the Varanasi district court issued an order. According to the ASI survey, which the same court ordered in relation to a related case, the mosque was built over the ruins of a Hindu temple during Aurangzeb's reign. The petitioner's account was disputed by the mosque committee. The committee stated that since there were no idols in the cellar, prayers could not be said there until 1993.Within hours of the Supreme Court declining to hear the committee's appeal against the Varanasi district court order and requesting that it go to the high court, the committee went to the high court on February
Woman Who Served With ISIS in Syria Loses Appeal Against UK Citizenship Revocation
On Friday, a British-born woman who joined the Islamic State while still a schoolgirl in Syria was unsuccessful in her most recent attempt to have her British citizenship revoked. In 2019, not long after Shamima Begum was discovered in a Syrian detention camp, the British government revoked her citizenship on the grounds of national security. Begum, who is now 24 years old, claimed the ruling was illegal, citing, among other things, British officials' improper consideration of the possibility that she was a victim of human trafficking. However, a lower court dismissed this claim in February 2023.After receiving an appeal in October, the Court of Appeal in London denied her request on Friday.
