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    Transforming governance through AI

    Artificial intelligence (AI) could streamline college admissions by collating student data, suggesting colleges, filling out common applications, and applying for scholarships. Universities would benefit from faster, more efficient seat allocation and scholarship awarding, simplifying the entire process. AI-enabled chatbots can provide very specific and contextualized responses in multiple languages to queries from citizens and even deliver a wide range of citizen-centric services.

    FD interest of up to 8.35% on senior citizen FDs maturing between one year and less than two years: List of banks offering best rates

    Fixed deposit: Senior citizens can get upto 8.35% interest rate on FDs maturing between one year and less than two years. There are many private sector banks who are offering an FD of such high interest rate, so hurry up and book an fixed deposit with the banks offering such a high FD interest rate.

    CJI Chandrachud urges citizens to participate in special Lok Adalat in SC for speedy disposal of cases

    Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud on Friday, July 5, urged citizens, who have pending cases before the Supreme Court, to take part in the special Lok Adalat to get their disputes resolved amicably and speedily. Watch.CJI Chandrachud urges citi...

    CJI D Y Chandrachud urges citizens to take part in special Lok Adalat in SC for amicable, speedy resolution of cases

    In a bid to lessen the pendency of cases in the top court, the special Lok Adalat will be organised in the 75th year of the establishment of the apex court, which came into existence on January 26, 1950 with the coming into force of the Constitution.

    Religious congregations where conversions take place must be stopped: Allahabad HC

    The Allahabad High Court, while rejecting the bail plea of Kailash accused of religious conversion, emphasized that religious congregations leading to conversions should be immediately halted to prevent the country's majority population from becoming a minority. Justice Rohit Rajan Agarwal clarified that 'propagation' does not include converting individuals from their religion. The court noted serious allegations against Kailash for organizing gatherings in Delhi where people, including an informant's brother, were reportedly converted to Christianity. The case involves charges under IPC Section 365 and UP's Anti-Conversion Law, highlighting concerns over unlawful conversions in Uttar Pradesh.

    Now, any Indian citizen can register for a chance to fly to Space

    Any Indian citizen can enroll in the programme by paying a fee of $2.50 (Rs 207.5) to cover the costs of verification checks aimed at ensuring safe and fair voting. Joshua Skurla, cofounder, Space Exploration and Research Agency (SERA) told ET they are excited to have India as part of its human spaceflight programme.

    The Economic Times
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