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24.01 / 23:25

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Switzerland’s financial markets authority is getting a new chief executive as the country looks at ways to strengthen banking regulations following the crisis at Credit Suisse

24.01 / 19:15

Merck Research show hospital recommendations prevention Vaccines Single-dose HPV jab is enough to prevent cervical cancer, Indian study finds

New Delhi: A single-dose human papillomavirus vaccination (HPV), especially given to adolescent girls in the age group of 10-14 years, can help prevent cervical cancer, says a new study published in the journal Human Vaccines and Immunotherapeutics. The study, conducted at hospitals across India, found that 10 years after vaccination, a high proportion of single- dose recipients still had antibody titers against HPV types 16 and 18 with the proportion being slightly higher among 10-14-year-olds than those aged 15-18.

24.01 / 09:04

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Indo-Nepal border have been put on high alert here ahead of Republic Day celebrations in the country, a senior official said here on Wednesday. Identities of people are being checked before allowing them to cross the border to prevent the movement of anti-social elements in the area, Deputy Inspector General (DIG) in Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB), Gorakhpur, Akhileshvar Singh told PTI. In an effort to strengthen the security arrangements at the porous Indo-Nepal border and stop the infiltration of anti-national elements, SSB has installed close circuit and drone cameras on every route leading to Nepal, the officer said.

24.01 / 04:45

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The European Commission has announced an in-depth investigation of German airline Lufthansa’s planned takeover of Italian carrier ITA Airways citing competitive concerns

24.01 / 04:45

Fighting President Justice Department prevention Courts rights Mississippi restrictions on medical marijuana advertising upheld by federal judge

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the owner of a medical marijuana dispensary who says state regulations that forbid him from advertising in most media amount to censorship

23.01 / 22:55

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23.01 / 18:27

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MUMBAI : Indian markets plunged on Tuesday as global funds sold heavily in HDFC Bank Ltd and Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), and retail investors booked profits in smaller stocks, erasing investor wealth of ₹8.56 trillion. The carnage may not be over, though: The derivatives market and the domestic fear index continue to flash signals of turbulence ahead. HDFC Bank and RIL, which command the highest weights in benchmark indices and clocked disappointing earnings in the December quarter, contributed to almost half (48.63%) of the Sensex’s 1,053.10, or 1.47%, fall to 70,370.55.

23.01 / 17:56

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A Japanese automaker that cheated on safety tests for decades said Monday it doesn’t expect to resume shipping cars any time soon

23.01 / 17:55

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Terraform Labs has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, less than two years after a collapse of the company’s cryptocurrency devastated traders around the world

23.01 / 17:31

Google CEO Software Research prevention Updates Interviews Mint Primer: What if someone uses ChatGPT for military work?

Until recently, OpenAI wouldn’t allow its models to be used for activity that had “high risk of physical harm, including weapons development, military and warfare." Now it has removed the words ‘military’ and ‘warfare’. Is this a routine update, or should we be worried? Until recently, OpenAI had explicitly banned the use of its models for weapons development and military and warfare.

23.01 / 17:28

markets UPS Platform community trends social prevention Community Driven Content in Web3: Hype or the Next Big Trend?

One of the big selling points of the Web3/Crypto movement is that of decentralization. This can mean different things to different people, with some focusing on the security benefits of avoiding threats from within, others focusing on the trustless aspects that allow strangers to work together from across the world, and others focused on the benefits of a DAO that gives collective direction to the platform’s future. However, there is one other selling point that can be overlooked in Web3: Community Driven Content.

23.01 / 10:13

Action Align Research information Department prevention NIMHANS & Dementia India Alliance ink MoU to promote the cause of dementia

Dementia India Alliance (DIA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on advocacy, outreach, training, research work and support services for dementia care. According to Bengaluru-based NIMHANS, a premier institute for mental health and neuroscience in India, the collaboration aims to improve the overall quality of life of persons with dementia and their family caregivers through various modalities, they said.

23.01 / 09:39

Citi Action prevention Prohibitory orders clamped in Karnataka town after quarrel during Lord Ram idol procession

Prohibitory orders have been clamped in Wadi town in Karnataka's Kalaburagi district following a quarrel during a Lord Ram idol procession, police said on Tuesday. The prohibitory orders under CrPC section 144 which will remain in force until 6 am on January 25 have been issued as a precautionary measure to maintain law and order and prevent any untoward incident, they said. According to the police, a quarrel took place during the procession following an alleged stone-pelting incident on Monday between two groups.

23.01 / 09:39

UPS Election President stars prevention Courts fencing U.S. Supreme Court allows temporary removal of razor-wire fencing at Texas-Mexico border

U.S. Supreme Court gave the go-ahead for Border Patrol agents to temporarily take down razor-wire fencing along the Texas-Mexico border. This fencing, set up by Texas to prevent illegal crossings, was causing a legal tug-of-war. Let's break it down for you. Texas installed razor-wire fencing along the Rio Grande as part of a plan called Operation Lone Star, led by Governor Greg Abbott. They aimed to stop people from illegally crossing the border. However, the Biden administration wasn't happy with it and took the matter to court.

22.01 / 08:16

security prevention Equality Sebi releases consultation paper in a bid to enhance trust in AIFs. Details here

Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has released a consultation paper to enhance trust in the alternative investment funds (AIF) ecosystem to facilitate ease of doing business measures. The regulator doesn’t want regulation to prevent genuine investment. So, the regulator is asking for public comments for the proposal, which can be submitted till February 11, 2024.

22.01 / 06:01

UPS security community performer prevention Courts Updates Supreme Court notice to Tamil Nadu for 'banning' Ram Mandir telecast: 'This is a homogenous society'

"Pran Prathishta" of Lord Ram at Ayodhya in the temples across Tamil Nadu. However, the Tamil Nadu government told the top court that there are no such restrictions and there is no ban on the live telecast, performance of poojas, archanas, annadhanasm, andbhajans on the occasion of “Pran Prathishta" and the plea is just politically motivated. “Permission can't be rejected on the sole ground that other communities are living in the locality.

22.01 / 05:59

Provident community wellness show social prevention Videos Indigenous outcry over hotel restraint incident sparks calls for change in Winnipeg

Indigenous leaders and community members called for change after a First Nation’s woman was seen restrained at the Marlborough Hotel in Winnipeg.

21.01 / 23:09

Provident Aware Platform country information prevention Equality ‘Life insurance companies should be permitted to sell health plans’

Mint, Mahesh Balasubramanian, managing director, Kotak Mahindra Life Insurance, says reinsurance support and additional health data of consumers that helps reduce friction around underwriting are equally important to increase protection in the country. Balasubramanian,who says that life insurers should start selling health plans, also talked about composite licence, individual risk-profiling, Bima Sugam and fraud prevention. The industry needs to come together and start awareness campaigns where protection is a key theme so that customers can understand products and natural demand gets created and met.

21.01 / 11:31

show information prevention Courts PMLA Adjudicating Authority approves ED attachment order in case against ex-special judge

Enforcement Directorate said on Sunday. The central agency had attached the properties in August last year as part of a provisional order issued under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). The PMLA's adjudicating authority confirmed the said attachment order on January 18, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) said in a statement.

21.01 / 11:13

Action wellness Universities Diversity prevention Colleges Investigations play Customers Punjab & Sind Bank employee steals over ₹52 crore from customers FDs to play online games

₹52 crore and used the money to play online games. The action of the federal agency came after a case was filed under provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) against the bank official.

21.01 / 08:25

Death War country prevention Courts International Charging Israel with genocide makes a mockery of the ICJ

crime. Not because it is the bloodiest: Stalin and Mao killed many more people in gulags and famines than the nearly 6m Jews murdered by the Nazis. But the Holocaust was seen as so monstrous that the UN adopted the Genocide Convention, promising never again to allow an attempt to wipe out a group of people, or part of one, simply because of their nationality, race, religion or ethnicity.

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