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Padmanabhan named COO for GroupM South Asia
Ashwin Padmanabhan appointed COO for South Asia, leading key practices and driving investments. He aims for long-term success and optimization for GroupM clients, while Praseed Prasad becomes Chief Growth Officer to oversee growth and marketing strategies.
Kotak Bank shares fall 4% as its name crops up in Adani-Hindenburg saga
Hindenburg Research said Kotak Mahindra Bank setup an offshore fund structure to short Adani stocks, causing Kotak's shares to drop by up to 4% to a low of Rs 1,737 on the NSE. The investment firm also targeted Uday Kotak, the founder of the bank, who personally chaired Sebi's 2017 Committee on Corporate Governance.
Bharti AXA-SBI Life sale talks collapse, PEs may throw in hat
The Indian government is monitoring imports of laptops, tablets, and servers, focusing on 27 companies under the Production linked incentive (PLI) scheme 2.0 for IT hardware. The government is preparing to replace the current import management system with an import authorisation mechanism to make the country a global manufacturing hub.
Twitter's domain is now officially x.com, Elon Musk 'tweets'
Elon Musk, owner of Tesla and X, confirmed that Twitter's rebrand to 'X' is complete, with all core systems migrated to x.com. Users now make 'posts' instead of 'tweets,' with a logo change to a white X on a black background. The app, now definitively X, embraces a new slogan: "Blaze your glory!"
More and more Indian companies ramp up background checks on C-suite
Indian companies discreetly monitor CEOs and key personnel through ongoing background screening, focusing on governance, fraud risk, legal liabilities, and regulatory compliance, with costs ranging from ₹1.5-7 lakh.
India, France hold dialogue on disarmament, non-proliferation of weapons
India and France recently conducted a bilateral dialogue focusing on disarmament and non-proliferation, particularly regarding nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons. Discussions also covered space security and conventional weapons, including the use of AI in the military and lethal autonomous weapon systems. India emphasized its commitment to universal nuclear disarmament and its responsible nuclear doctrine, which includes maintaining a credible minimum deterrence and a no-first-use posture. The conference reflects India's proactive engagement in global disarmament efforts.
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SBM Bank India names Ashish Vijayakar MD & CEO
Vijayakar has expertise in the domains of business transformation, risk management, innovation and managing changing business environment processes.
Fans slam Kanye West for name dropping Taylor Swift in new song ‘Carnival’,know about the controversy
Kanye West, the prolific rapper and artist, has reignited controversy by referencing Taylor Swift in his latest song "Carnival." The internet is abuzz with reactions, evoking memories of their past feud and triggering a renewed wave of backlash against West.
Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 250: Here’s all we know about release date, time and what to expect
Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 250 unveils Yuta and Yuji's collaboration against Sukuna. With Yuta's domain expansion and Yuji's critical role, fans anticipate intense battles and potential surprises.
Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 249 spoilers: What we know about Yuji's 'soul' technique, Yuta's Domain Expansion
Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 249 spoilers have revealed important information about Yuji's 'soul' technique and Yuta's Domain Expansion.
Delhi High Court enforces restriction on unauthorized use of WinZO trademarks
In a recent ruling, the Delhi High Court has imposed a comprehensive ban on both identified and anonymous future unauthorized use of WinZO trademarks across various platforms. The court has issued specific directives compelling Domain Name Registrars (DNRs) to disclose registrant details, while also instructing Internet Service Providers (ISPs), major online platforms like Meta and Google, and regulatory bodies such as MeitY and DOT to block access to infringing websites.
New Jeffrey Epstein case documents name several prominent figures; here's what we know so far
Recent court documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein's case, unveiled through a federal lawsuit by victim Virginia Giuffre against Ghislaine Maxwell, revealed prominent names. While shedding light on Epstein's associations, their presence doesn't imply wrongdoing. These records, spanning 327 pages, featured figures like Doug Band, Ron Burkle, Vicky Ward, Sharon Churcher, and Eva Dubin. Despite prior revelations about Epstein's circle, the documents mainly reaffirm known facts and connections, yet offering glimpses into his abuse tactics. Further disclosures are anticipated, adding details to Epstein's complex saga.
Bihar caste survey: SC concerned over unavailability of data breakup
Justice Khanna added that "if someone wants to challenge a particular inference being drawn, then he should be able to have (access) to that data". Acceding to the request for an early hearing, the Supreme Court ordered relisting of the case in the week commencing January 29.
BJP books 'Donate for Desh' domain before Congress; gets traffic to own page
The Indian National Congress (INC) has launched a campaign to crowdfund for the party ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha polls. The party is now using a new domain, 'donate.inc', instead of the 'Donate for Desh' domain, which was booked by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The campaign aims to empower the party to create an India rich in equal resource distribution and opportunities.
Royal family 'race row': Buckingham Palace ‘considering all options’ after two members named in Endgame book
Buckingham Palace grapples with accusations of racial bias after names of two royals, linked to concerns about Prince Archie's skin color, emerge in Omid Scobie's controversial book. The controversy has prompted removal of the book from Dutch shelves and leaving the royal family contemplating their response.
Assets of those named by UNSC for terror funding to be frozen within 24 hours: Govt to agencies
India, as per official records, enacted the law as per its commitment to the country specific efforts under UNSC resolution 1718 (2006) and 2231 (2015), and their successor resolutions, as mandated under section 2 of United Nations (Security Council) Act, 1947.
North Koreans use fake names, scripts to land remote IT work for cash
North Korea has dispatched thousands of IT workers overseas, an effort that has accelerated in the last four years, to bring in millions to finance Pyongyang's nuclear missile programme, according to the United States, South Korea, and the United Nations.
North Koreans use fake names, scripts to land remote IT work for cash
North Korean IT workers seeking jobs abroad employ intricate strategies, including fake names, sham profiles, and counterfeit documents, to secure positions in Western tech companies, according to documents and cybersecurity researchers. The extensive subterfuge is part of North Korea's efforts to generate foreign currency, with thousands of IT workers dispatched overseas.
View: India vs Bharat an issue for Modi & G20; will the name go the way of Turkey?
India's name change to Bharat: India, the host nation of this year's Group of 20, or G20 summit, had sent invitations with the name Bharat. While Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his supporters prefer the Sanskrit name Bharat, there are concerns about the complexity and cost of rebranding. Other former British colonies have changed their names, but it takes time for new names to be widely adopted.
How Anguilla, a tiny island in the Caribbean, is riding the AI domain wave
Once one of the many obscure top-level domains assigned to countries and territories, .ai websites experienced a slow but steady increase in demand in recent years. But the sudden spike in .ai domains nine months ago highlights the broader frenzy around artificial intelligence and its ripple effects throughout the global economy.
Rock 'n' roll relics: Kurt Cobain's guitar, Elvis Presley's web domain hit the auction block
An electric guitar owned by Kurt Cobain, frontman of Nirvana band, is featured in Kruse GWS Auction's 'Artifacts of Hollywood & Music' sale, which will take place on August 26. Auctioneer Brigitte Kruse expects the guitar to fetch upwards of $200,000.
Personal data of Indians in public domain may get shielded from AI
Chatbots may face lawsuits if they scrape Internet to use such data, say experts
Narendra Modi, Joe Biden commit to empower Quad for global good
The two leaders welcomed the progress made at the Hiroshima Summit last month among the four maritime democracies to further advance a positive and constructive agenda for peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific, according to the joint statement issued at the end of the summit.
India chooses wider partnerships, not military pacts in Indian Ocean Region
India's position was articulated over the last weekend at the Shangri La Dialogue in Singapore by Deputy NSA Vikram Misri. In the words of Misri, India does not believe in partnering military alliances but sees itself as an equal participant in all the mechanisms that it is a part of. Misri noted that equality is at the heart of many of these mechanisms.
India can be a role model in Universal Acceptance: ICANN
“Digitisation in India has been so fast that suddenly we're looking at this kind of poster child country, which is enormous, with vast amounts of people to come online... It’s like the perfect case study for UA,” ICANN interim president and CEO Sally Costerton said.
Experts alarmed by huge rise in fake ChatGPT domains, extensions
Last week, security firm CloudSEK said at least 13 Facebook accounts with more than 500,000 followers were compromised and were being used to disseminate the malware via Facebook ads making it look like it was a link to an Open AI page.
What to do in case of a website or domain name dispute
In September 2020, NIXI carried out certain amendments in the INDRP Rules of Procedure, INDRP Policy and the Code of Ethical Conduct for Arbitrators. These rules have made way for electronic mode of filing and communication.
Shed security state obsession
Business security as well as individual liberty both favour VPNs. America’s National Security Agency does not let VPNs hinder its work. Nor should India’s.
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