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How AI Responded To Chief Justice DY Chandrachud's Death Penalty Question
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, known to pull up lawyers for breaking court decorum, had an Artificial Intelligence (AI) lawyer to deal with today. The interaction took place at the inauguration ceremony of National Judicial Museum and Archive
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Over 250 Years Of Indian Diaspora Heritage Digitally Archived In Oman
The National Archives of India (NAI), in collaboration with the Indian Embassy in Muscat, carried out the project - The Oman Collection.
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Union Minister Raises Concerns Over Preserving Manuscripts In Northeast
Union Minister Rajkumar Ranjan Singh has asked Culture Minister G Kishan Reddy to explore the possibility of setting up a record centre of the National Archives for northeast states.
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Trump Staffers Not Returning White House Records, Says US National Archives
Former President Donald Trump's administration has not turned over all presidential records and the National Archives will consult with the Justice Department on whether to move to get them back, the agency has told Congress.
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Provide Books On Bhagat Singh To Schools, Colleges In Delhi, Punjab, Says Professor Chaman Lal
Retired Professor Chaman Lal, an honorary advisor to the Bhagat Singh Archives and Resource Centre in the National Capital, has written to the Chief Ministers of Punjab and Delhi requesting them to provide books on the legendary freedom fighter.
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Trump Ripped Up, Stuffed Office Papers Down White House Toilet: Report
Documents ripped up, stuffed down the toilet or carted off to Florida -- the list of former US leader Donald Trump's alleged flouting of laws on preserving presidential papers grew longer and more bizarre Thursday.
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Government Records, Kim Jong-Un's "Love Letters" Found In Trump's Resort
The US National Archives retrieved multiple boxes of records -- including "love letters" from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un -- from Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort that had been improperly removed from the White House, a report said Monday.
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3 Iconic Delhi Buildings Set To Be Demolished For Central Vista Project
Delhi's the National Museum, Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA) and the National Archives Annexe are set to be demolished as part of the centre's Rs 20,000 crore Central Vista project.
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Internet Archive Sued by Publishers Over Scanning of Books
Four of the US' biggest publishers have sued a digital library for copyright infringement, alleging that the Internet Archive has illegally offered more than a million scanned works to the public, including such favourites as Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon, Malcolm Gladwell's Blink, and Cormac McCarthy's The Road.
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Rare Footage Of Last-Known Tasmanian Tiger Unearthed, Released Online
A video of the last-known thylacine, or Tasmanian tiger, has been released by the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia (NFSA).
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Internet Archive Opens National Emergency Library, Offers 1.4 Million Copyright E-Books for Free
The National Emergency Library has been opened by Internet Archive at a time when billions of people in the world are stuck indoors to keep COVID-19 pandemic at bay. These people cannot physically access a library during the shutdown. The launch of this digital library can prove to be of great help for such students and researchers who can access m...
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Film Archive Gets 30 Reels Of Rare Unedited Footage Of Mahatma Gandhi
The National Film Archive of India (NFAI) on Friday said it has obtained 30 reels of several hours of unedited footage detailing several key events from Mahatma Gandhi's life and his death.
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National Film Archive Of India To Pay Tribute To Girish Karnad
The NFAI will be honouring the theatre stalwart by screening some of his acclaimed films
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Photos Of Hitler Emerge From Glass Photo Negatives, Like Parts Of Puzzle
Richard Schneider carefully spread the broken pieces of the glass photo negative on the light table at the National Archives and, wearing green rubber gloves, put them together like the parts of a puzzle. A ghostly image emerged that Schneider recognized. "The face, and the mustache, and those eyes," he said. It was Adolf Hitler, sitting stiffly in...
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Over 31,000 Film Reels At Film Archives Body Lost, Destroyed: Auditor CAG
Over 31,000 precious reels or cans held by the National Films Archives of India are understood to have been lost or destroyed, according to the observations of a CAG report, which is contested by the NFAI.
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How AI Responded To Chief Justice DY Chandrachud's Death Penalty Question
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, known to pull up lawyers for breaking court decorum, had an Artificial Intelligence (AI) lawyer to deal with today. The interaction took place at the inauguration ceremony of National Judicial Museum and Archive
-
Over 250 Years Of Indian Diaspora Heritage Digitally Archived In Oman
The National Archives of India (NAI), in collaboration with the Indian Embassy in Muscat, carried out the project - The Oman Collection.
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Union Minister Raises Concerns Over Preserving Manuscripts In Northeast
Union Minister Rajkumar Ranjan Singh has asked Culture Minister G Kishan Reddy to explore the possibility of setting up a record centre of the National Archives for northeast states.
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Trump Staffers Not Returning White House Records, Says US National Archives
Former President Donald Trump's administration has not turned over all presidential records and the National Archives will consult with the Justice Department on whether to move to get them back, the agency has told Congress.
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Provide Books On Bhagat Singh To Schools, Colleges In Delhi, Punjab, Says Professor Chaman Lal
Retired Professor Chaman Lal, an honorary advisor to the Bhagat Singh Archives and Resource Centre in the National Capital, has written to the Chief Ministers of Punjab and Delhi requesting them to provide books on the legendary freedom fighter.
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Trump Ripped Up, Stuffed Office Papers Down White House Toilet: Report
Documents ripped up, stuffed down the toilet or carted off to Florida -- the list of former US leader Donald Trump's alleged flouting of laws on preserving presidential papers grew longer and more bizarre Thursday.
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Government Records, Kim Jong-Un's "Love Letters" Found In Trump's Resort
The US National Archives retrieved multiple boxes of records -- including "love letters" from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un -- from Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort that had been improperly removed from the White House, a report said Monday.
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3 Iconic Delhi Buildings Set To Be Demolished For Central Vista Project
Delhi's the National Museum, Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA) and the National Archives Annexe are set to be demolished as part of the centre's Rs 20,000 crore Central Vista project.
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Internet Archive Sued by Publishers Over Scanning of Books
Four of the US' biggest publishers have sued a digital library for copyright infringement, alleging that the Internet Archive has illegally offered more than a million scanned works to the public, including such favourites as Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon, Malcolm Gladwell's Blink, and Cormac McCarthy's The Road.
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Rare Footage Of Last-Known Tasmanian Tiger Unearthed, Released Online
A video of the last-known thylacine, or Tasmanian tiger, has been released by the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia (NFSA).
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Internet Archive Opens National Emergency Library, Offers 1.4 Million Copyright E-Books for Free
The National Emergency Library has been opened by Internet Archive at a time when billions of people in the world are stuck indoors to keep COVID-19 pandemic at bay. These people cannot physically access a library during the shutdown. The launch of this digital library can prove to be of great help for such students and researchers who can access m...
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Film Archive Gets 30 Reels Of Rare Unedited Footage Of Mahatma Gandhi
The National Film Archive of India (NFAI) on Friday said it has obtained 30 reels of several hours of unedited footage detailing several key events from Mahatma Gandhi's life and his death.
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National Film Archive Of India To Pay Tribute To Girish Karnad
The NFAI will be honouring the theatre stalwart by screening some of his acclaimed films
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Photos Of Hitler Emerge From Glass Photo Negatives, Like Parts Of Puzzle
Richard Schneider carefully spread the broken pieces of the glass photo negative on the light table at the National Archives and, wearing green rubber gloves, put them together like the parts of a puzzle. A ghostly image emerged that Schneider recognized. "The face, and the mustache, and those eyes," he said. It was Adolf Hitler, sitting stiffly in...
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Over 31,000 Film Reels At Film Archives Body Lost, Destroyed: Auditor CAG
Over 31,000 precious reels or cans held by the National Films Archives of India are understood to have been lost or destroyed, according to the observations of a CAG report, which is contested by the NFAI.
