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Court Rejects Producers Association Plea To Ban Film Reviews For 1st Three Days After Release
Tamil Film Active Producers Association said certain individuals, under the guise of film reviews, defame directors, actors, and producers, causing damage to their reputations.
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Woman Felt Drunk Without Drinking. Doctors Find Her Gut Produced Alcohol
In a rare case, doctors in Canada treated a 50-year-old woman with a syndrome that makes her gut produce alcohol, and feel intoxicated without getting drunk, according to a case report published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal on Monday.
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Crew Star Tabu On Rhea Kapoor: "Nice To See Her As A Strong-Headed Producer"
"My association with the Kapoor family is 35 years long when Rhea was just one year old," said Tabu
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Amul Goes International: Brand To Launch Fresh Milk In The US
Amul has tied up with a 108-year-old dairy cooperative in the US, the Michigan Milk Producers Association, to launch fresh milk in the market. Read on for details.
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Film Body Now Writes To Amit Shah Demanding FIR Against Adipurush Makers
The All India Cine Workers Association has written a letter to Union Home Minister Amit Shah and the Mumbai Police today, demanding the registration of an FIR against the producer, director and writer of Adipurush.
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AI Is Helping Us Read Minds, but Should We?
The AI is now being said to be trained in scanning brain data to decipher stories that a person has read, heard, or even just imagined. This isn’t a rogue lab doing mad science but part of a long-term effort that’s been pursued by scientists around the world. However, scientific reviews have shown that the polygraph does not work as people thin...
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India's Sliding Cotton Exports To Match Imports For First Time In Decades: Report
India's cotton exports are expected to slide sharply for 2022-23 and match imports into the top producer for the first time in about two decades on low domestic stocks among other factors, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) said.
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Twitter Source Code Partially Leaked Online via GitHub, Court Filing Shows
Twitter's source code was partially leaked online, according to a filing with the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California. The company has asked the court to order Github to produce "All identifying information" associated with the 'FreeSpeechEnthusiast' user name it has accused of leaking a portion of the company's source code ...
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Hyderabad Wins 'World Green City' Award, Only Indian City To Make The Cut
Hyderabad has won the overall 'World Green City Award 2022' at the International Association of Horticulture Producers (AIPH) 2022 World Green City Awards 2022 held in Jeju, South Korea on October 14.
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Pegasus Used to Target Thai Pro-Democracy Activists, Cybersecurity Researchers Claim
Thai activists involved in pro-democracy protests in the country had their smartphones or other devices infected with NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware, according to investigators at cybersecurity research groups Citizen Lab and iLaw. At least 30 people, including activists, scholars and people working with civil society groups, were targeted with the ...
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J.K. Rowling Continues to Enjoy Warner Bros. Support Despite Transphobic Comments
A third-party media representative didn’t let Tom Felton answer a question about J.K. Rowling and later stated that she is not connected with Warner Bros. Warner Bros. clarified they are proud of their association with her. Rowling produced and wrote Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore.
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Toyota Recalls 2,700 Electric Cars Produced Between March and June for Faulty Wheel That May Detach
Toyota Motors has recalled 2,700 electric cars produced between March and June for a fault in wheels. These include 2,200 models destined for Europe, 270 for North America, 112 for Japan, and 60 for the rest of Asia, according to Toyota.
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A Single Brain Scan Could Be Enough to Detect Alzheimer’s Disease, Suggests New Research
Getting tested for Alzheimer's disease today can involve a painstakingly vast number of tests and scans, including memory and cognitive tests and brain scans, before producing the results. New research by a team at Imperial College London now suggests that a single MRI scan can help detect Alzheimer's disease. The research was undertaken.
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Chip Production: EU Looks to Ease Dependency on Asia, Announces $48-Billion Plan
The European Union announced a $48-billion (roughly Rs. 3,58,520 crore) plan to become a major semiconductor producer, seeking to curb its dependency on Asian markets for the component that powers everything from cars to hospital ventilators and game consoles.
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Czech Car Sector To Make 250,000 Fewer Vehicles This Year Due To Chip Shortage
Czech car makers will produce quarter a million fewer cars than expected this year due to the global shortage of chips and the automotive sector will lose 200 billion crowns ($9.14 billion) in sales, the Auto Industry Association (AutoSAP) said.
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Court Rejects Producers Association Plea To Ban Film Reviews For 1st Three Days After Release
Tamil Film Active Producers Association said certain individuals, under the guise of film reviews, defame directors, actors, and producers, causing damage to their reputations.
-
Woman Felt Drunk Without Drinking. Doctors Find Her Gut Produced Alcohol
In a rare case, doctors in Canada treated a 50-year-old woman with a syndrome that makes her gut produce alcohol, and feel intoxicated without getting drunk, according to a case report published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal on Monday.
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Crew Star Tabu On Rhea Kapoor: "Nice To See Her As A Strong-Headed Producer"
"My association with the Kapoor family is 35 years long when Rhea was just one year old," said Tabu
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Amul Goes International: Brand To Launch Fresh Milk In The US
Amul has tied up with a 108-year-old dairy cooperative in the US, the Michigan Milk Producers Association, to launch fresh milk in the market. Read on for details.
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Film Body Now Writes To Amit Shah Demanding FIR Against Adipurush Makers
The All India Cine Workers Association has written a letter to Union Home Minister Amit Shah and the Mumbai Police today, demanding the registration of an FIR against the producer, director and writer of Adipurush.
-
AI Is Helping Us Read Minds, but Should We?
The AI is now being said to be trained in scanning brain data to decipher stories that a person has read, heard, or even just imagined. This isn’t a rogue lab doing mad science but part of a long-term effort that’s been pursued by scientists around the world. However, scientific reviews have shown that the polygraph does not work as people thin...
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India's Sliding Cotton Exports To Match Imports For First Time In Decades: Report
India's cotton exports are expected to slide sharply for 2022-23 and match imports into the top producer for the first time in about two decades on low domestic stocks among other factors, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) said.
-
Twitter Source Code Partially Leaked Online via GitHub, Court Filing Shows
Twitter's source code was partially leaked online, according to a filing with the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California. The company has asked the court to order Github to produce "All identifying information" associated with the 'FreeSpeechEnthusiast' user name it has accused of leaking a portion of the company's source code ...
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Hyderabad Wins 'World Green City' Award, Only Indian City To Make The Cut
Hyderabad has won the overall 'World Green City Award 2022' at the International Association of Horticulture Producers (AIPH) 2022 World Green City Awards 2022 held in Jeju, South Korea on October 14.
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Pegasus Used to Target Thai Pro-Democracy Activists, Cybersecurity Researchers Claim
Thai activists involved in pro-democracy protests in the country had their smartphones or other devices infected with NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware, according to investigators at cybersecurity research groups Citizen Lab and iLaw. At least 30 people, including activists, scholars and people working with civil society groups, were targeted with the ...
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J.K. Rowling Continues to Enjoy Warner Bros. Support Despite Transphobic Comments
A third-party media representative didn’t let Tom Felton answer a question about J.K. Rowling and later stated that she is not connected with Warner Bros. Warner Bros. clarified they are proud of their association with her. Rowling produced and wrote Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore.
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Toyota Recalls 2,700 Electric Cars Produced Between March and June for Faulty Wheel That May Detach
Toyota Motors has recalled 2,700 electric cars produced between March and June for a fault in wheels. These include 2,200 models destined for Europe, 270 for North America, 112 for Japan, and 60 for the rest of Asia, according to Toyota.
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A Single Brain Scan Could Be Enough to Detect Alzheimer’s Disease, Suggests New Research
Getting tested for Alzheimer's disease today can involve a painstakingly vast number of tests and scans, including memory and cognitive tests and brain scans, before producing the results. New research by a team at Imperial College London now suggests that a single MRI scan can help detect Alzheimer's disease. The research was undertaken.
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Chip Production: EU Looks to Ease Dependency on Asia, Announces $48-Billion Plan
The European Union announced a $48-billion (roughly Rs. 3,58,520 crore) plan to become a major semiconductor producer, seeking to curb its dependency on Asian markets for the component that powers everything from cars to hospital ventilators and game consoles.
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Czech Car Sector To Make 250,000 Fewer Vehicles This Year Due To Chip Shortage
Czech car makers will produce quarter a million fewer cars than expected this year due to the global shortage of chips and the automotive sector will lose 200 billion crowns ($9.14 billion) in sales, the Auto Industry Association (AutoSAP) said.
