Publishers Target common Crawl In Fight Over AI Training Data
Long-running nonprofit common Crawl has been a boon to researchers for years. But now its role in AI training data has triggered backlash from publishers. Key Points
WIREDMan stabbed, woman injured after fight over facewash
A scuffle over the use of facewash at a common bathroom in Gurugram led to a man being stabbed and a woman suffering a fractured knee. One person has been arrested. Key Points
Hindustan TimesRs 2000 note withdrawal will not affect common man: Ex-CEA Krishnamurthy Subramanian
Former Chief Economic Advisor Krishnamurthy Subramanian believes that the Reserve Bank of India's withdrawal of the Rs 2,000 note will not affect the common man of the society. The former CEA claims that the cash in circulation of the 2000 notes is only 10% and that most common people opt for digital transactions. Digital money is being used in every part of the country, making things easier for everyone involved, he said. According to a report from BCG, digital transactions worth up to $3tn are expected by 2026. Key Points
Economic TimesMy husband and I have nothing in common, but that doesn't matter to us. We are still madly in love.
My husband and I share nothing in common. He likes sports and I love writing. It's OK not to have much in common; we love each other anyway. Key Points
InsiderWorld Arthritis Day 2023: 5 signs that your dog is suffering from arthritis
Arthritis is very common among animals, and more so in dogs. Pet parents miss the early signs of arthritis because the pain threshold is very high in animals. Key Points
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'India put trust on multilateralism, took Kashmir issue to UN but...': Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that India had put its trust in multilateralism and taken the Kashmir issue to the UN. However, he said, others made it into an accession issue. Key Points
India TodayLisa Marie Presley's cause of death was bariatric surgery complication
Elvis Presley's only child died suddenly at the age of 54 in January 2023. Her cause of death was revealed to be linked to weight loss surgery. Key Points
InsiderWhy must you not ignore flu symptoms?
Learn about the common symptoms of influenza and why it is important not to ignore them. Find out how to differentiate between flu, swine flu, and Covid-19. Discover preventive measures and warning signs to seek medical attention. Key Points
Times Of India300,000 students got accepted to college before applying, via this ap
More than 300,000 students have been accepted into colleges even before completing their application because of this app. Get to know more below. Key Points
Hindustan TimesBanks mull common framework on hearing borrowers before fraud tag
A committee will be set up soon to draw up the framework, said the people cited above. It will detail the process of approaching borrowers, the documents to be submitted and reports to be given to them, along with timelines and the course of action. Key Points
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Altered chemistry, strategy define Opposition unity 2.0
As the top leadership of anti-BJP parties prepare to meet in Patna on June 23 to draft version 2.0 of Opposition unity, it is becoming clear that their chemistry in 2023 is vastly different from that of their previous avatar in 2018. Key Points
The HinduChina-Japan commit to focusing on common interests, bilateral relations at APEC summit
Leaders from the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum are in San Francisco for the 30th summit. This is the first time the leaders of China-Japan met face-to-face in a year. Key Points
ThePrint'Resist evil forces & safeguard democratic rights,' Mamata tells members on TMC Foundation Day
West Bengal CM & TMC chief Mamata Banerjee was speaking on significance of party's formation on 1 January, 1998. She also pledged to persist in her fight for the country’s common people. Key Points
ThePrintNifty Midcap Select: Are analyst projections an indication of an impending correction?
Corrections or what a phase of profit booking is something which is very common and healthy in the markets. The question is whether the correction should be used as an opportunity to take fresh positions or not. In the last couple of weeks a debate has started on the street that large cap stocks have done nothing in the last two years, whereas mid-cap has given stellar returns during the same period. The question is whether one should expect the same performance to continue or should one go by logic that because something has done well in the last two years the law of averages will prevail which essentially means that there is a low probability the same returns will come in the next one or two years. Key Points
Economic TimesUS conducted countervailing probe on certain Indian goods: Anupriya Patel
The US has conducted countervailing investigations on certain Indian goods, including paper file folders and common alloy aluminum sheet, according to Minister of State for Commerce and Industry Anupriya Patel. The European Commission (EC) has also conducted a similar probe on certain graphite electrode systems. Key Points
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Portugal's Barroso lithium mine project faces villagers' ire
The Barroso project could become the largest lithium mine in Europe. Locals aren't happy about it. Key Points
BBC NewsUS schools ‘indoctrination camps’ that are ‘sexualizing children’: Donald Trump
Donald Trump said, “What they're teaching in schools today is insane. We have to get back to common sense, and that is reading, writing, arithmetic." | World News Key Points
Hindustan TimesResearchers develop novel antibiotic that overcomes bacterial resistance
The antibiotic cresomycin efficiently reduces pathogenic microorganisms that have developed resistance to a variety of frequently administered... Key Points
The Tribune IndiaNo talks on PM face, Opposition meet to focus on finalising common agenda
The issue of caste-based census, which has found support even from BJP leaders in Bihar, is also set to be on the agenda, and the opposition parties are hopeful of garnering larger support over the issue at a national level. According to the sources, Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Sharad Pawar is likely to present a common minimum programme. Key Points
Economic TimesMrs. Undercover review: Radhika Apte's spy comedy is a clueless, tonal misfire
Mrs. Undercover review: Radhika Apte is utterly wasted in this spy comedy that doesn't know what kind of film it wants to be. Now streaming on Zee5. | Bollywood Key Points
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No ice, no toothpaste for burn injuries, say KGMU experts
KS Murthy, a plastic surgeon, highlights the efficacy of fish skin products in healing burn wounds. Contrary to the common practice of rubbing ice or... Key Points
The Tribune IndiaTS LAWCET & TS PGLCET 2024: Apply at lawcet.tsche.ac.in before last date in April. Check details here
The registration process for TS LAWCET/ TS PGLCET-2024, which started on March 1, will conclude on April 15 (without a late fee). Candidates willing to apply can find the direct link on the official website of TS LAWCET at lawcet.tsche.ac.in Key Points
mintCUET PG exam date 2024: common University Entrance Test to begin next month. Dates, test mode to shifts; details here
CUET PG 2024: National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the common University Entrance Test Post Graduate (CUET PG) 2024 schedule notification. These entrance exams will begin from next month. Key Points
mintSepsis, tropical fever most common causes for community-acquired acute kidney injury in India: Study
The findings underscored the high mortality risk among patients from most deprived socio-economic groups. Sepsis and tropical fever were found to be the... Key Points
The Tribune IndiaFor moderate risk takers: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 29%
For all those investors whose portfolio is titled in favour of the mid-caps need to do two things in current market conditions. First, don't extrapolate what has happened in the last one quarter to the mid caps stocks. Second, which is more important, be careful when taking fresh exposure to this segment of the market and apply checks and balances when investing and even after that be ready for some drawdown in the value of the stocks. How does one put checks and balances? Simple, have a look at fundamentals and it is not very tough, having a look at some of the critical ratios like ROE and ROCE would help in avoiding silly mistakes which are common in bullish markets. Key Points
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Patna’s paltu politics: 4 ways game changes
Find out why Nitish Kumar has returned to BJP and how it will impact Bihar politics. Explore the changing equations among the state's three principal players. Key Points
Times Of IndiaContra view! Realty stocks deliver skyscraping returns in last 1 year. Time to get off the escalator?
I see that the stock prices leave no room for comfort because now the pricing is going beyond the common man's reach, analyst Sanjiv Bhasin told ET Now. He said this referring to the escalation in property prices notwithstanding a benign input cost. Key Points
Economic TimesShould India be worried about rising cases of respiratory illness in China?
Once again, the rising cases of respiratory illness in China have made people worried. Should India be worried about this surge? In an interaction with news agency ANI, Dr SK Kabra, (HoD Mother and Child Block, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, AIIMS) said that viral infections are common in winters and there is no possibility of another pandemic like COVID yet. Key Points
Economic TimesUS 30-year mortgage rate plunges by most in nearly 16 months - MBA
The interest rate on the most common type of U.S. residential mortgage plunged last week by the most in nearly 16 months on the back of a rally in the Treasury market that drove down the benchmark yields used to set home loan costs. Key Points
ReutersState banks plan one portal to map clients
State-run banks in India are considering the establishment of a common blockchain platform to issue letters of credit and facilitate multi-party underwriting for their corporate clients. The platform would allow lenders to make faster decisions and provide a more efficient and secure solution for stakeholders and auditors. Key Points
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Hurricane tracker: What is Fujiwhara Effect? Will tropical storms Rina and Philippe really dance together?
Storms Rina and Philippe will dance together over the Atlantic Ocean. Really? Know in detail what is this and what it means. Key Points
Economic TimesBacking of a strong parent: Beside’s Jio financial 7 such stocks with upside potential of up to 35%
If one looks at the survivor of the NBFC aftermath of 2018, it is very clear that a strong parentage was the common factor among the NBFC’s which not only survived the crisis but also thrived post crisis. A number of them belong to industrial groups from the southern and western part of India. Is it because they are focussed on the southern and western part of India which is more prosperous or they are more focussed on systems and processes ensuring that their loan book grows slowly but sustainably. Key Points
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