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India, Qatar's Financial Intelligence Units Partner to Combat Money Laundering through Virtual Digital Assets
This week, the Financial Intelligence Units of India and the UAE met in New Delhi to finalise an agreement. The two nations committed to collaborating in efforts to prevent the misuse of crypto assets by unlawful entities for illicit financial transfers.
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Surgeon Who Removed Patient's Liver 'Accidentally' Accused Of Botching Another Operation
On September 24, Shaknovsky's medical license was suspended for removing William Bryan's liver instead of spleen, resulting in his death
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Indian Government Drafts Policy to Regulate OTT Platforms: Everything You Need to Know
India’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting is drafting a new policy to regulate OTT platforms due to complaints about content not meeting existing guidelines. Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting, L. Murugan, highlighted plans to introduce the policy in Parliament after gathering input from industry and public stakeholders. Th...
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Arm to Scrap Qualcomm Chip Design Licence in Feud Escalation
Arm, based in the UK, has given Qualcomm a mandated 60-day notice of the cancellation of their so-called architectural license agreement, according to a document seen by Bloomberg. The contract allows Qualcomm to create its own chips based on standards owned by Arm.
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Government Says No Auction of Satellite Spectrum; Elon Musk Hails Decision
The government has announced that it will allocate spectrum for satellite broadband through administrative means, hours after Elon Musk labelled the auction approach sought by billionaire Mukesh Ambani as "unprecedented." Musk's Starlink has argued that the administrative allocation of licenses aligns with global practices, whereas Reliance argues ...
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US Weighs Capping Exports of AI Chips From Nvidia and AMD to Some Countries
The US government is mulling about capping sales of advanced AI chips from Nvidia Corp. and other American companies on a country-specific basis. The new approach would set a ceiling on export licenses for certain countries in the interest of national security.
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Govinda's Wife Reaches Mumbai, Gives Health Update From Hospital
Popular actor and Shiv Sena leader Govinda - who made headlines this week after his licensed gun misfired, and a bullet struck him below the knee - will be discharged from the CritiCare Asia hospital in Mumbai Friday, his wife, Sunita Ahuja, said.
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Govinda To Be In Hospital For Few Days, Cops Seize Revolver After Misfire
Renowned actor Govinda suffered a bullet injury in his leg this morning when he misfired his licensed revolver
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Govinda, After Bullet Wound Due To Misfire, Sends Audio Message From Hospital
Hours after he landed in a Mumbai hospital due to a bullet injury on his leg, renowned actor Govinda released an audio clip in which he thanked his fans for their blessings. The actor suffered the injury below his knee when his licensed gun misfired.
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Govinda Suffers Bullet Injury At Home After Licensed Gun Misfires
Popular actor Govinda was hospitalised this morning after he suffered a bullet injury on his leg at his home, Mumbai Police have said. The actor, it is learnt, is out of danger. The injury, reports said, was caused due to a misfire from his gun
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Hyderabad's Iconic Nizam Club Found Violating Food Safety Regulations - Doesn't Have Valid License
Food safety officials inspected the 140-year-old Nizam Club in Hyderabad's Saifabad area. Multiple violations including cockroach infestation, use of synthetic colours, water seepage, etc. were found.
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Nintendo, Pokémon Company Sue 'Palworld' Maker Pocketpair for Patent Infringement
Nintendo and The Pokémon Company have initiated a patent infringement lawsuit against Pocketpair, the creators of the survival adventure game Palworld. The legal action, lodged at the Tokyo District Court on Wednesday, demands an injunction and monetary damages, alleging that Palworld violates several of their patents.
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Supreme Court Rejects Telcos' Plea on AGR Dues Owed to Government
The Supreme Court has dismissed a plea from telecom companies to reassess the dues they owe the government, resulting in a decline in the stock prices of Vodafone Idea and its counterparts. Vodafone Idea and Bharti Airtel are facing a combined debt of Rs. 1 lakh crore in outstanding dues, encompassing spectrum charges and licensing fees.
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Standard Chartered Bank Announces Digital Custody Service for Bitcoin, Ether in UAE
London-headquartered Standard Chartered bank launched a custody service for digital assets in the UAE. As per Margaret Harwood-Jones, Global Head of Financing and Securities Services at Standard Chartered, the newly launched service goes beyond just simple wallet offerings.
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Musk Denies Report His xAI In Talks Over Tesla Revenue
The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday that Tesla would license xAI's artificial-intelligence models to help power its driver-assistance software
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India, Qatar's Financial Intelligence Units Partner to Combat Money Laundering through Virtual Digital Assets
This week, the Financial Intelligence Units of India and the UAE met in New Delhi to finalise an agreement. The two nations committed to collaborating in efforts to prevent the misuse of crypto assets by unlawful entities for illicit financial transfers.
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Surgeon Who Removed Patient's Liver 'Accidentally' Accused Of Botching Another Operation
On September 24, Shaknovsky's medical license was suspended for removing William Bryan's liver instead of spleen, resulting in his death
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Indian Government Drafts Policy to Regulate OTT Platforms: Everything You Need to Know
India’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting is drafting a new policy to regulate OTT platforms due to complaints about content not meeting existing guidelines. Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting, L. Murugan, highlighted plans to introduce the policy in Parliament after gathering input from industry and public stakeholders. Th...
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Arm to Scrap Qualcomm Chip Design Licence in Feud Escalation
Arm, based in the UK, has given Qualcomm a mandated 60-day notice of the cancellation of their so-called architectural license agreement, according to a document seen by Bloomberg. The contract allows Qualcomm to create its own chips based on standards owned by Arm.
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Government Says No Auction of Satellite Spectrum; Elon Musk Hails Decision
The government has announced that it will allocate spectrum for satellite broadband through administrative means, hours after Elon Musk labelled the auction approach sought by billionaire Mukesh Ambani as "unprecedented." Musk's Starlink has argued that the administrative allocation of licenses aligns with global practices, whereas Reliance argues ...
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US Weighs Capping Exports of AI Chips From Nvidia and AMD to Some Countries
The US government is mulling about capping sales of advanced AI chips from Nvidia Corp. and other American companies on a country-specific basis. The new approach would set a ceiling on export licenses for certain countries in the interest of national security.
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Govinda's Wife Reaches Mumbai, Gives Health Update From Hospital
Popular actor and Shiv Sena leader Govinda - who made headlines this week after his licensed gun misfired, and a bullet struck him below the knee - will be discharged from the CritiCare Asia hospital in Mumbai Friday, his wife, Sunita Ahuja, said.
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Govinda To Be In Hospital For Few Days, Cops Seize Revolver After Misfire
Renowned actor Govinda suffered a bullet injury in his leg this morning when he misfired his licensed revolver
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Govinda, After Bullet Wound Due To Misfire, Sends Audio Message From Hospital
Hours after he landed in a Mumbai hospital due to a bullet injury on his leg, renowned actor Govinda released an audio clip in which he thanked his fans for their blessings. The actor suffered the injury below his knee when his licensed gun misfired.
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Govinda Suffers Bullet Injury At Home After Licensed Gun Misfires
Popular actor Govinda was hospitalised this morning after he suffered a bullet injury on his leg at his home, Mumbai Police have said. The actor, it is learnt, is out of danger. The injury, reports said, was caused due to a misfire from his gun
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Hyderabad's Iconic Nizam Club Found Violating Food Safety Regulations - Doesn't Have Valid License
Food safety officials inspected the 140-year-old Nizam Club in Hyderabad's Saifabad area. Multiple violations including cockroach infestation, use of synthetic colours, water seepage, etc. were found.
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Nintendo, Pokémon Company Sue 'Palworld' Maker Pocketpair for Patent Infringement
Nintendo and The Pokémon Company have initiated a patent infringement lawsuit against Pocketpair, the creators of the survival adventure game Palworld. The legal action, lodged at the Tokyo District Court on Wednesday, demands an injunction and monetary damages, alleging that Palworld violates several of their patents.
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Supreme Court Rejects Telcos' Plea on AGR Dues Owed to Government
The Supreme Court has dismissed a plea from telecom companies to reassess the dues they owe the government, resulting in a decline in the stock prices of Vodafone Idea and its counterparts. Vodafone Idea and Bharti Airtel are facing a combined debt of Rs. 1 lakh crore in outstanding dues, encompassing spectrum charges and licensing fees.
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Standard Chartered Bank Announces Digital Custody Service for Bitcoin, Ether in UAE
London-headquartered Standard Chartered bank launched a custody service for digital assets in the UAE. As per Margaret Harwood-Jones, Global Head of Financing and Securities Services at Standard Chartered, the newly launched service goes beyond just simple wallet offerings.
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Musk Denies Report His xAI In Talks Over Tesla Revenue
The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday that Tesla would license xAI's artificial-intelligence models to help power its driver-assistance software
