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Donald Trump loses the US Presidential elections again? Will US witness another January 6 Capitol violence? These are the questions that have left US election officials worried. Election officials and experts have apprehensions that Trump and his supporters will not accept the outcome if Democrat nominee Kamala Harris wins the elections. Trump and his supporters could again try to overturn his loss, like he did previously, according to a report in The Washington Post. When the former US President lost the 2020 presidential election, Donald Trump not only refused to acknowledge his defeat but also spread unproven claims about widespread voter fraud and attempted to overturn the results in swing states. Trump also pressured Vice President Mike Pence to aid him in remaining in power while rioters stormed the US Capitol on January 6. Though many of those strategies can’t be used again because Trump no longer occupies the White House, and state and federal officials have since strengthened election laws, making it more challenging to disrupt the electoral process. But certain risks still remain.

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi held a high-level meeting on Monday with senior officials from the Jal Board, Flood and Irrigation Department, Revenue Department, and all district officials ahead of the Chhath Puja. The Chief Minister instructed the officials to start all necessary preparations in advance to avoid last-minute rushes, ensuring that devotees face no difficulties during the festival. CM Atishi emphasized that Chhath Puja is a festival of faith for millions of devotees and assured that the Delhi Government is committed to ensuring the festival is celebrated with joy and that devotees can worship Chhathi Maiya without any inconvenience.

Melinda French Gates will grant $250 million to support women’s health around the world through an open call for nonprofits to apply for funding

Kamala Harris, when she replaced the reigning President. Reportedly, Russian state media figures have been paying influencers and social media thinktanks for promoting Donald Trump for the US Presidential elections.

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Immigration Minister Marc Miller had a clear response about a year ago when asked if he would lower Canada’s immigration targets amidst concerns that the rising numbers could further exacerbate the country’s housing crisis.

This thought-provoking topic will be at the heart of a Fireside chat featuring Mayank Kumar, Co-founder and Managing Director of upGrad, during the highly anticipated ET Soonicorns Summit 2024, set to take place on September 20 in Bengaluru. As the summit’s theme of ‘From Resurgence to Resilience’ drives home, this session will offer actionable insights into how startups and developers can recalibrate for the future. The event, taking place on September 20 in Bengaluru, will feature other industry stalwarts such as Hari Menon, Aman Gupta, Prayank Swaroop, Sangeeta Bavi, and Umakant Soni, among others, who will engage in dialogues on the evolving funding landscape, building business through strategic reinvention, and the technologies of tomorrow. However, to fully grasp the relevance of Kumar’s Fireside chat, we must first understand the role of English in today’s programming world. English has long been the default language for most programming languages—whether it’s Python, Java, C++, or JavaScript. From syntax to function names and even documentation, English is deeply embedded in the linguistic architecture of software development. This widespread use of English in programming has removed linguistic barriers to a great extent considering English, today, has been described as the “fastest-spreading language in human history. English is estimated to be spoken by some 1.75 billion people worldwide—that’s one in every four of us. The count includes both native speakers and speakers in post-colonial parts of the world. English is also increasingly a global corporate lingua franca. Interestingly, two Indian languages are part of the world’s top 10 most spoken languages: Hindi and Bengali.

Cyprus has approved a massive undersea electricity cable project to link its grid with Greece's

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«What I can say is that from a gold point of view, you have to look at the fundamentals of where gold is headed and what are the reasons of those fundamentals, the way they are panning out?,» says Sachin Jain, Regional CEO India, World Gold Council Gold prices have hit a record high of $2,570 per ounce. Do you expect this upward trend in gold prices to continue? What is your internal estimate? Where do you see the prices to be going forward because foreign brokerages are expecting gold prices to touch around $2,700 levels. Sachin Jain: So, I will not be able to comment on the recommendations or the target given by Goldman Sachs or any other company. But what I can say is that from a gold point of view, you have to look at the fundamentals of where gold is headed and what are the reasons of those fundamentals, the way they are panning out? First of them is the central bank's buying, that is an important consideration. Second is the consumption demand in jewellery. The third is how the financial markets normally react. And the fourth is normally the new age requirements of gold, which are mostly around to do with new age technology and so on and so forth.

«I mean, for them, for the banking sector, the whole slowdown going towards the recession, if there is one, that is a negative, so that could have played into the banking sector selling off,» says Santosh Rao, Manhattan Venture Partners. More inflation and labour data, I guess that is what investors are bracing for. But how is it that you have read into the inflation print? And does it seem like a September rate cut is pretty much par for the course now? Santosh Rao: Yes, in fact, after today's data 25 basis points is par for the course now. But down the road, there is some chatter that he might continue to cut rates down the road, so maybe two or three, so that is good.

Narendra Modi assured the CEOs of semiconductor industry that his government will follow a “predictable and stable” policy regime even as he emphasized that India has the wherewithal to become a reliable partner in the diversified semiconductor supply chain. Ahead of the Semicon India conclave, the prime minister chaired on Tuesday a Semiconductor Executives Roundtable in which he underlined that democracy and technology together can ensure the wellbeing of humanity. He gave assurances to the CEOs that India will provide a conducive environment for growth in the semiconductor sector. “The Indian government will follow a predictable and stable policy regime. With the focus of Make In India and Make for the World, the government will continue to support the industry at every step,” Modi said, according to officials.

A long-awaited report on how to rescue Europe’s economy from weak growth and red tape is in

China deepened its push to further open up the economy, eliminating restrictions on the manufacturing sector and expanding opportunities for foreign investment in the health sector in an effort to revive growth. The Chinese government will reduce its list of industries off-limits to foreign investors to 29 from 31 and fulfill its pledge of zero restrictions on the manufacturing sector, the National Development and Reform Commission and the Commerce Ministry said in a joint statement on Sunday. The new list, set to take effect Nov.

Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said that thegovernment has discussed on the recommendations of Justice (Retd) Biplab Sarma Commission, which was constituted by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, to implement Clause 6 of the Assam Accord. State government will in consultation with All Assam Students Union (AASU) will implement 52 by April 2025. Sarma said that there will be regular meeting with AASU. “There will consultation with sixth schedule councils and people in Barak valley. However, for implementing these recommendations in Brahmaputra valley we do not require any consultation with this bodies.” Assam government stated after detailed consideration, Cabinet has accorded approval to implement 57 out of the 67 recommendations made by the Commission. For the remaining 10 recommendations, in-depth discussions will be held with the Government of India. These recommendations will be applicable across the State except 6th Schedule areas and Barak Valley. In these regions, the recommendations will be implemented only after concurrence of the authorities and the people in those regions.

FPIs) invested a total of Rs 9,642 crores in equity through exchanges and an additional Rs 1,388 crores in the 'primary market and others' category in early September. The FPIs showed strong interest in the Indian market, reflecting its resilience amid global uncertainties.

«There is nothing which signals a slowdown. All leading indicators just say that it is just back to getting normal. The other point Federal Reserve has to keep in mind is, what is the runway they have? Look, they started from zero percent and which was anyway a very abnormal emergency measure,» says Anurag Singh, Managing Partner, Ansid Capital. At Jackson Hole, we heard the Fed chair, Jerome Powell, saying that the time has come for policy to adjust. The direction of travel is clear, he said, and the timing and pace of rate cuts is going to depend on incoming data. The evolving outlook, the balance of risks and he also said that it seems unlikely that the labour market is going to be a source of elevated inflationary pressures any time soon. We do not seek, he says, or welcome further cooling in the labour market conditions. But looking at the labour data now with some pockets in the market supporting this 25 basis point rate cut in September, November, and December, what is your sense of the size and pace of rate cuts that the Fed will go with? Anurag Singh: First of all, there is no panic in the economy anyways. So, there is no point, markets can behave and do what they do. But the economy overall is just getting back to normal. I mean, you see all the unemployment rate, quits rate, hiring rate, ratio of unemployed to jobs those kind of numbers are just about getting back to where they were in 2019 or 2020, just before the pandemic started.

India is leading in technology advancements for the first time, rather than just playing catch-up, said a top executive from American chip major Nvidia on Wednesday. «Why India now? What is it for India now? Will India really succeed? I strongly believe India will succeed. For the simple reason that, for the first time in technology advancements, we're not following; we're leading. We're not just creating; we're innovating on top of it. We are the cradle in which AI will be applied,» said Vishal Dhupar, managing director of Nvidia South Asia. He was speaking at the India Innovation Summit, the flagship national event of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), held annually in Bengaluru.

Vistara said on Friday that its aircraft and passengers will be handled by Air India from November 12, as the merger of the two Tata Group-owned airlines comes closer with Singapore Airlines (SIA) getting approval from the Indian government for acquiring a 25.1% stake in the erstwhile state-run carrier. «Starting 3 September, customers will, progressively, no longer be able to make bookings with Vistara for travel on or after 12 November. All Vistara aircraft thereafter will be operated by Air India and bookings for the routes operated by these aircraft will be redirected to Air India's website. Vistara will continue to take bookings and operate flights as usual till 11 November 2024,» Vistara said in a statement Friday. Tata Sons owns a 51% stake in Vistara, while SIA holds 49%. Air India is currently owned fully by Tata Sons.

Tech Mahindra on Thursday said it has inked a pact with UK-based engineering service provider Marshall Group to combine their digital solutions and engineering capabilities to spur advancements in aerospace and the defence industry. Tech Mahindra in a statement said it will assist Marshall's engineering programmes in aircraft design and manufacture, special mission platforms, and the development of digital maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) technologies. Marshall will also make use of Tech Mahindra's suite of data analytics and intelligent field support technologies to enhance its infrastructure solutions' operational efficiency and reliability. «Combining Tech Mahindra's global engineering and technology capabilities with Marshall's rich heritage and specialised knowledge, we are poised to create a powerful collaboration to drive innovation, deliver exceptional customer value, and enable the industry to scale at speed,» Narasimham R V, President, Engineering Services, Tech Mahindra, said.