DIALOGUE IN THE DARK
'Let's sit down and talk': Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif extends olive branch to Imran Khan
In the face of adversity, I advocate for dialogue and justice, highlighting the importance of overcoming political differences and promoting fair treatment for all individuals, regardless of background. Let's strive for unity and progress through inclusive discussions and a commitment to addressing injustices.
ET Road Safety & Safer Mobility Forum 2024: Steering a smarter, safer, and sustainable supply chain by accelerating safety tech in logistics
The ET Road Safety & Safer Mobility Forum 2024 gears up for its third roundtable, focusing on ‘Enhancing Safety Standards in Modern Logistics and Supply Chain.’ This session will put intelligent AI solutions in the spotlight, showcasing how they can revolutionise safe practices within the ever-evolving logistics landscape. By prioritising both road and fleet safety, the forum aims to create a more secure and efficient supply chain ecosystem.
Pakistan on edge on first anniversary of May 9 mayhem
On the first anniversary of violent protests led by supporters of jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan in Pakistan, tension grips the nation. Last year's chaos on May 9 saw Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party followers vandalizing military installations and government buildings. PTI alleges the violence was a "false flag operation" orchestrated by its opponents. Despite crackdowns, PTI plans peaceful protests this year. President Zardari condemned last year's violence, calling for responsible exercise of democratic rights and accountability for those involved in the unrest.
Exclusive: WeWork Inc to sell entire stake in India unit
US office sharing company WeWork is selling its 27% stake in the India unit via a secondary deal. We have this evening scoop and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Tamil Nadu demographic could hurt the BJP's ambitious plans for the state
As per the Census in 2011, Hindus are a majority in the state constituting 87.58% of Tamil Nadu's 7.21 crore. The Muslim population comprise 5.86% of the total population while the Christians make up 6.12%.
'Star Wars: The Acolyte': Disney+ releases first trailer, watch it
The first trailer of 'Star Wars: The Acolyte' depicts Sol asking the High Republic children to close their eyes to look inward and connect with the Force. A girl from the Jedi Order says that she can only see fire. This girl grows up to become Amandla Stenberg's character. Later in the film, this girl of Jedi Order hunts for the killer before she picks them all off one by one.
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British dark comedy 'Hapless' lands on Peacock: Here’s when you can watch it
Prepare for hearty laughter as the celebrated British dark comedy series, "Hapless," arrives in the United States via Peacock. Crafted by the esteemed filmmaker Gary Sinyor, recognized for his contributions to New Line's "The Bachelor" and "Leon the Pig Farmer," this quirky comedy guarantees to charm viewers with its distinctive humor.
India, US to hold homeland security talks
India and the US will hold the Homeland Security Dialogue to discuss various security issues, including counterterrorism, cyber security, extradition, and more. Ajay Bhalla will lead the talks, and topics such as illegal mobility, aviation security, and drug seizures will be addressed.
G20 Summit: Delivery platforms stock fewer items ahead of curbs
Cloud kitchen operators and quick commerce platforms in Delhi are preparing by reducing stocks in their dark stores and a potential business impact due to the three-day restrictions announced for the G-20 Summit. They are also trying to convince the authorities to exempt delivery personnel from the curbs.
OpenAI’s Sam Altman talks love, dark AI, regulations, and more
Sam Altman, the boyish face of artificial intelligence, spoke on the technology that has people excited and afraid in equal measure at ET Conversations in New Delhi. In a special edition ETtech Morning Dispatch today, we bring you all the highlights from the evening.
Dons of Dalal Street: How a 3 Idiots dialogue led this fund manager to Asia’s top 25 influential women in AMC industry
Having started her journey researching on bond markets over 2 decades ago, Iyer went on to head the fixed income segment of India’s 5th largest asset management company, Kotak Mahindra AMC and served as the Chief Investment Officer for over a decade.
Digital tax fine but what about crypto money laundering via Dark Web?
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have become the de-facto currency on the Dark Web.
How chocolate from Assam reached Myanmar markets
At the 'Make in Northeast - DoNER Dialogue', Dwivedi also dwelt on several aspects of the region including how the term 'Northeast' was first used in 1884 by the then chief commissioner of Burma, Alexander Mackenzie, in his book 'History of the Relations of the Government with the Hill Tribes of the North-East Frontier of Bengal'.
India-US 2+2 dialogue: Time for Joe Biden and Narendra Modi to focus and deliver on the expanding agenda
he idea is to avoid collisions, accidental or otherwise. Effects of the two worst space events in history - China's 2007 anti-satellite test and the 2009 head-on between two communication satellites, a derelict Soviet Kosmos 2251 and a US Iridium 33 - are still felt today. The two bang-ups left more than 5,500 pieces of space junk to monitor and navigate.
Naga people are still in dark without knowing what is really happening: Naga HoHo
The Hoho urge upon the Government of India to formally announce the renewal of ceasefire with the concern NSCN without any precondition on the leadership for an inclusive solution.
Pak openly practises terrorism, no scope for dialogue with it: EAM Jaishankar
Pakistan openly practises terrorism and there is no scope for negotiations until Islamabad reins in its financing and recruitment of militant groups, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said.
Pakistan kept Americans in the dark, says Imran Khan after acknowledging presence of 40 militant groups
Part of the reason for this, Khan explained to the lawmakers, was that the Pakistani governments were not in control.
Diwali celebrates triumph of light over darkness: Mike Pompeo
Mike Pompeo said that it is also a time of reflection and prayer when observers perform seva, or selfless service, without any expectation of reward or payment.
World Suicide Prevention Day: How to keep young ones safe from dark side of the web
A child needs to understand that a known person is better than an anonymous agony aunt/uncle in the virtual world.
UNESCO as the ideal place for the dialogue between civilizations: Hamad Bin Abdulaziz Al-Kawari
Rich cultural resources, such as the Indian ones, creative assets and the heritage in developing countries must act as engines of development, employment and contribution to the global economy
'Gurgaon' review: It provides a temporary taste of the dark side
Shankar Raman’s debut feature has the distinct flavour of early Ram Gopal Verma works and recent Anurag Kashyap noirs.
India must continue dialogue with Pakistan: Left parties
India must continue dialogue process with Pakistan post Pathankot terror attack as any reversal of the same will only "cramp" New Delhi's strategic options and progress, Left parties said today.
Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party completes 49 days in power
Kejriwal does not hold any portfolio, but has assigned many important ones to his aide Manish Sisodia who has been made the Deputy Chief Minister.
Khattar announces fresh survey of 'dark zones' in Haryana
Apart from this, efforts would also be made to remove any obstacle, if any, in the smooth flow of water coming from Rajasthan during the rainy season, he added.
Hyderabad-based ACE Experiences takes initiative to employ persons with disabilities
ACE says it has placed about 70 people in companies such as Aegis, Prasad Corp., Kantar IT, Rockwell Industries and SAP India in the last few months.
IndiGo a dark horse for Star Alliance which continues to woo Jet Airways
Airline groupings such as Star Alliance usually give a wide berth to budget carriers, but IndiGo, being the market leader in the Indian market, makes it difficult for any alliance to ignore it.
India concerned over victory of "dark forces" of terrorism
India has sought a cautious approach on US-backed peace talks with Taliban, warning against a victory for the "dark forces of terrorism" .
Songs today are written to be made into ringtones: Javed Akhtar
Father and son (Farhan Akhtar) debate over what two successful creative professionals often engage in: a friendly banter about art and the mart.
Pakistan must come out of "dark shadow of terrorism": India
India has made it clear that Pakistan must come out of the "dark shadow of terrorism".
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