Chennai-born Sriram Krishnan, newly appointed Senior Policy Advisor for AI by President-elect Trump, advocates for the removal of country caps for green cards, emphasizing skill-based immigration. David Sacks clarified Krishnan supports merit-based criteria over an unlimited program.
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Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar highlighted the impact of illegal immigrants on India’s resources and electoral process. He urged public awareness and action, referencing recent US deportations. He also addressed religious conversions, India's economic rise, and the need for social harmony. Dhankhar praised developmental strides and called for national commitment and unity.
Valentine's Day, celebrated on February 14th, is dedicated to expressing love and gratitude towards loved ones, including partners, family, and friends. It traces back to Saint Valentine, who defied a marriage ban and was executed for it. People celebrate by sharing special messages, wishes, and quotes from famous authors.
Veteran New Zealand fast bowler Tim Southee is set to play his final test match, the third against England at his home ground, Seddon Park. His 107th test appearance marks the end of a 16-year international career boasting a record 774 wickets across all formats.
The Supreme Court has warned the Punjab government of constitutional consequences after it expressed helplessness in hospitalizing farmer representative Jagjit Singh Dallewal, who is on a hunger strike at Shambhu border. The protestors have created a fortress with tractors, preventing authorities from intervening, fearing collateral damage. The apex court insisted on immediate compliance with its orders.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) will replace defective medals from the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. The Monnaie de Paris, responsible for manufacturing the medals, has already replaced damaged ones reported since August. The medals' varnish issues stem from new regulations. Over 100 medals have been returned, and replacements will continue as needed, ensuring quality and consistency.
Bollywood actress Preity Zinta has refuted claims by the Congress party’s Kerala unit that she had her loans written off and handed over her social media accounts to the BJP. Zinta clarified she repaid the loan over a decade ago, criticizing the spread of fake news.
Robert Vadra faced interrogation by the Enforcement Directorate regarding alleged irregularities in a land deal. Vadra claimed repeated questioning and a potential birthday celebration at the ED office. The Bharatiya Janata Party criticized the Gandhi family over the case. They alleged illicit enrichment of the family's treasury.
Villagers in Maharashtra's Buldhana district are experiencing sudden hair loss and baldness, prompting authorities to test local water sources for contamination. Health officials are surveying affected villages and providing medical treatment. Water samples from Kalvad, Bondgaon, and Hingna villages are being analyzed for potential pollutants, and skincare specialists are being consulted for further advice.
Apple has indefinitely postponed promised AI updates to Siri due to flaws discovered by top executives. Initially scheduled for April's iOS 18.4 update, these features will now arrive "in the coming year." Significant bugs have hindered progress, leading to possible delays until next year, while competitors like Amazon forge ahead with their AI initiatives.