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People sleep in peace because Assam Police stand guard 24/7: Himanta Sarma
Digital Desk | Guwahati, Oct 1 (IANS) Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Thursday paid tribute to the personnel of the Assam Police on Assam Police Day, acknowledging their round-the-clock service and role in maintaining peace and security across the state. In a post on X, CM Sarma said the people of Assam are able to live in peace because police personnel remain on duty around the clock to protect them. The people of Assam are in peace because someone in uniform is standing on guard, 24*7, the Chief Minister said. On the occasion of Assam Police Day, CM Sarma saluted every officer and personnel of the Assam Police for serving the state with courage, compassion and an unwavering sense of duty. We are proud of you, he said in his message. Assam Police Day is observed to recognise the contribution and sacrifices of the state's police force and to highlight its role in maintaining law and order, protecting citizens and responding to security challenges. The Assam Police have a long history of operating in a complex security environment, including challenges related to insurgency, border management, organised crime, drug trafficking and law and order. Over the years, the force has also expanded its focus beyond conventional policing, with greater emphasis on community engagement, technology-driven policing, cybercrime prevention and emergency response. The Chief Minister's message comes as Assam continues to strengthen its policing and security infrastructure amid the state's strategic location bordering Bhutan and Bangladesh and its proximity to several northeastern states. The Assam Police also play an important role in maintaining security during elections, major public events and natural disasters, besides regular crime prevention and investigation. CM Sarma's Assam Police Day message sought to underline the human and professional commitment of police personnel who remain deployed at various locations, often away from their families, as part of their duty. The Chief Minister's tribute comes as the state marks the occasion by honouring the force's service and reaffirming the importance of police-public cooperation in maintaining peace and security.
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Investigators have sent two mobile phones, a laptop, and a tablet belonging to Sahil Wakode to the Forensic Science Laboratory at Kalina to decode and unlock the electronic devices.
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Aamrapali Dubey has addressed the long-standing rumours surrounding her equation with Bhojpuri actor Dinesh Lal Yadav, popularly known as Nirahua, on the latest episode of Bigg Boss 20. While the two have often been linked romantically, they have maintained that they share a close friendship. Amrapali opened up about their bond while speaking to fellow contestant Love Gill. Aamrapali and Dinesh have known each other since the actress entered the Bhojpuri film industry. She made her Bhojpuri film debut in 2014 with Nirahua Hindustani, which also starred Dinesh. Over the years, their professional association has developed into a close friendship, often leading to speculation about their relationship. Aamrapali Dubey on dating rumours with Nirahua Speaking about her equation with Dinesh, Aamrapali explained that their friendship has reached a point where they can understand each other without saying much. She also addressed the public perception that the two are dating. Even today, our friendship is such that I dont need to tell him anything. I just look at him, and he understands and starts laughing. Friendships should be so unfiltered. People think he and I are dating, and that poor guy has gone crazy convincing me that I should marry someone. How do I explain to him? Men think its very easy to get married. They dont understand our side. We will have to leave all that we have earned behind and go. Men find this idea of getting married very easy, she said. Aamrapali and Dinesh's longstanding bond Aamrapali and Dinesh's association dates back to the actress's early years in Bhojpuri cinema. Apart from working together, their friendship has remained a talking point among fans and audiences. Dinesh is married to Mansha Yadav, and they have two sons. Aamrapali has also spoken about her bond with his children. A few months ago, she discussed her equation with Dinesh's family on the reality show Bhojpuri Bawaal. Her connection with Dinesh also played a role in her transition from television to Bhojpuri films. During an earlier episode of Bigg Boss 20, Aamrapali recalled that Dinesh recommended her name to actor Santosh Shukla during Bigg Boss 6. According to her, after Dinesh put in a word for her, she moved from television to films. Also Read:Bigg Boss 20: Uditi Singh calls breakup with Karan Wahi blessing in disguise; says partner demotivated her
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Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Sep 28 (IANS) The Karnataka government on Monday formally invited Abhinava Gavisiddeshwara Mahaswamiji to inaugurate the historic Mysuru Dasara festival. Kannada and Culture Minister Shivaraj Tangadagi officially extended the invitation to the seer. Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar has appealed to people to be part of the Dasara celebrations and witness the cultural grandeur of the festival. In a post on X, Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar said it was a matter of pride for Kannadigas that the historic Mysuru Dasara, a symbol of culture, tradition and spiritual values, would be inaugurated in the divine presence of Abhinava Gavisiddeshwara Mahaswamiji. The historic Mysuru Dasara being inaugurated in the divine presence of the revered seer, who is a symbol of culture, tradition and spiritual values, is a matter of pride for all Kannadigas, CM Shivakumar said in his post. Koppal MP Rajshekhar Hitnal, MLA Raghavendra Hitnal, Koppal District Congress president Mallikarjun Nagappa, Legislative Council member Basanagouda Badarli and Deputy Commissioner Suresh Itnal were present when the formal invitation was extended. CM Shivakumar also invited people to attend the historic Dasara celebrations and witness the cultural grandeur of the festival. Everyone should come without fail to the historic Dasara festival and witness its cultural grandeur, he said. It can be recalled that Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar announced that the 2026 Mysuru Dasara festival will be celebrated on a grand 11-day scale from October 11 to October 21, 2026. He ruled out scaling back the festivities despite drought conditions, emphasising its role in supporting tourism and local livelihoods. Scheduled for October 11, 2026, to be inaugurated by the seer Abhinava Gavisiddeshwara Mahaswamiji of Gavi Mutt. The grand procession will culminate on Vijayadashami, October 21, 2026, with the traditional floral tribute held between 4:10 p.m. and 4:35 p.m.. The state government plans to invite Chief Ministers from all southern states to enhance regional cultural participation.
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Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 28 (IANS) Labour Minister Dr Mansukh Mandaviya on Monday emphasised the need to evolve Indias labour and social security ecosystem in tandem with changing times and emerging economic realities, especially vast opportunities that Artificial Intelligence (AI) opens up in todays world. He stressed on the need to equip Indias youth with new-age skills in AI, automation, robotics and other cutting-edge technologies. The Minister drew attention to Prime Minister Narendra Modis Independence Day address from the ramparts of the Red Fort in 2026, wherein the Prime Minister had announced that one crore youth would be trained in AI skills over the next one year. Inaugurating the National Conference on Industrial Relations and Labour and Awards 2026 here, organised by Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and Employers Federation of India (EFI), Dr Mandaviya underlined the expansion of Indias social security coverage over the past decade, rising from 19 per cent of the population in 2015 to cover 101 crore people, or 68 per cent of the population as on date, as recognised by the International Labour Organisation (ILO). Calling for a change in the conventional mindset of pro-industry policies being perceived as anti-labour, and vice-versa, the minister urged both industry and workers to progress together as partners in nation-building. The Labour Ministry also launched a mega awareness campaign on the Labour Codes titled Shram Samvad, under which industrial clusters across 316 districts in all 36 States and Union Territories will be covered over the next 90 days. Dr Mandaviya also emphasised upon the importance of continuous dialogue and consultations among all stakeholders for strengthening industrial relations. Wherever there is Samvaad, there is Samadhan, he said. Highlighting Indias high GDP growth of 7.8 per cent, Dr Mandaviya elaborated on the governments comprehensive economic policies that have enabled the country to sustain a robust growth trajectory. He noted that Indias strong economic growth in recent years has been accompanied by rising employment opportunities, with every 1 per cent growth in the economy translating into 1.11 per cent employment growth during 201723, compared to just 0.008 per cent earlier.
Bill Gates says AI could kill a billion people and says a 'kill switch' is not enough
Bill Gates says AI could contribute to events causing a billion deaths. He says a simple kill switch would not be enough to control advanced AI. Gates wants governments and law enforcement involved in AI safety. Bill Gates has warned that artificial intelligence could be powerful enough to contribute to events causing a billion deaths, as he called for governments to impose safeguards on the technology. The Microsoft co-founder said AI could become particularly dangerous when used by people with malicious intent, arguing that relying on technology companies to regulate themselves would not be enough. You need law enforcement and the politicians to get into the discussion about what safeguards and monitoring look like, Gates told NBCs Kristen Welker on Meet the Press . And that has to be a required thing. Gates said government oversight would create some additional costs for the AI industry, but argued that this would not necessarily slow technological development dramatically. He also drew attention to the potential power of AI when combined with people who intend to cause harm. Theres never been a weapon as powerful as the combination of people with ill intent using the latest AI tools, Gates said. Why Gates says a kill switch is not enough The billionaire also rejected the idea that having a mechanism to switch off AI would, by itself, solve the problem. Its not enough to have a kill switch, Gates said. He argued that the technology is not currently at a stage where AI systems can independently seize control of computers and become impossible to shut down. The more immediate concern, in his view, is how increasingly capable AI could be used by humans for harmful purposes. Gates's comments come after he published a lengthy essay in August warning about the potential dangers of increasingly powerful AI systems. His latest remarks add to growing calls from technology figures and US lawmakers for stronger safeguards around the development of advanced AI. Sam Altman and Elon Musk have also publicly discussed the risks associated with increasingly capable AI, although their positions and proposed approaches to regulation differ. The issue has also moved into US politics. On September 23, Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Greg Casar introduced legislation that would permanently ban the development of artificial superintelligence and pause advanced AI development until a federal regulatory body establishes safety rules. The proposed legislation would also create a new cabinet-level Department of Artificial Intelligence. The proposal reflects a broader debate over whether existing voluntary safety measures are sufficient as AI systems become capable of carrying out increasingly complex tasks. Gates, meanwhile, said he continues to use AI but does not treat it as a substitute for human relationships. Asked whether there were situations in which he deliberately avoided consulting AI, he joked that he does not use it for his personal relationships. Im not using it for my personal relationships. Im not like: Hey, do you like me? Hey, am I a nice guy? He added: I dont socialize with the AI. It knows Im a very serious person.
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Digital Desk | Ujjain, Sep 28 (IANS) People from different castes and religious communities are voluntarily coming forward to remove portions of their houses, religious structures and other buildings falling within the proposed road-widening alignment for Simhastha 2028, Ujjain Collector Raushan Singh said on Monday. Singh said the city was undertaking infrastructure work under the master plan to prepare for the large number of devotees expected during the religious congregation, and cooperation from different sections of society was helping in carrying out the work. The Simhastha gathering is scheduled for 2028, and a large number of devotees are expected to attend. Infrastructure work is currently underway to prepare for the event, including road widening projects outlined in the master plan, Singh said in a video statement. He said people from all communities were voluntarily cooperating with the administration by removing structures that fall within the alignment, and members of the Muslim community were also removing a portion of the Shahi Masjid at Chhatri Chowk. A particularly positive aspect of this process is the contribution being made by people from all religions and communities; they are voluntarily coming forward to help demolish their own houses, religious structures and other buildings that fall within the project's path, Singh said. His statement came after a disturbance was reported at Chhatri Chowk on Monday morning during the removal of the portion of the Shahi Masjid identified for the road-widening project. According to police, some people allegedly pelted stones at personnel deployed at the site, following which tear gas and mild force were used to disperse the crowd. Ujjain Superintendent of Police Pradeep Sharma said the mosque committee itself was carrying out the demolition of the section falling within the widening zone and that the situation was subsequently brought under control. Various communities and organisations have been consistently cooperating with the road-widening project. Today, the mosque committee itself is voluntarily demolishing the section of the Shahi Masjid at Chhatri Chowk that falls within the widening zone, Sharma told IANS. He said police had established a security perimeter around the site and restricted entry as a precautionary measure. Some police personnel sustained minor injuries in the stone-pelting, he said. We had anticipated this and conducted thorough briefings and multiple meetings to discuss every aspect. It is precisely because of this planning that we cleared the entire Chhatri Chowk area, Sharma said. A female Crime Branch inspector, Pushpa Panchal, was reportedly injured while dealing with women protesters carrying iron and steel sheets. Sharma said the area was being monitored through CCTV cameras and drones, while police were also keeping a close watch on social media. He said some people who allegedly came from outside the district to create trouble had been detained and taken to different police stations. Police would identify those involved in the stone-pelting through CCTV and drone footage and register FIRs against them, the SP said. He added that some women had attempted to block the road but withdrew the blockade after being counselled. The road has since been reopened. The district administration appealed to people not to pay heed to rumours and to maintain peace and order as road-widening work continues in preparation for Simhastha 2028.
Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge condemned BJP's behavior following a minister's violent incident during a road inspection. Parvesh Sahib Singh slapped a man who was recording the event, causing public outrage. Kharge highlighted the oppressive actions of the ruling party against citizens and the opposition. He referred to past incidents involving violence against farmers and minorities under BJP's governance.
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Rubina Dilaik applauds husband Abhinav Shukla for 'standing by the people you love'
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Sep 28 (IANS) Television actress Rubina Dilaik applauded husband Abhinav Shukla for his ability to stand by the people he loves. On Monday, Rubina took to her official Instagram handle and wished Abhinav on his birthday by publishing a couple of unseen photos of him with his loved ones. She praised how people around Abhinav are always able to count on him. Her heartfelt wish for her husband went, Happy Birthday to the man Ive shared so much of life with. I deeply respect the way you love and honour your parents, care for everyone around you, and are the person your friends can always count on. But what touches me most is your instinct to protect your family and stand by the people you love. (sic). Rubina said that throughout their journey together, she will always have the utmost respect and warmth in her heart for Abhinav. Weve shared our beautiful moments, our difficult ones, and so much in between. Through it all, there is a deep respect and warmth I will always carry for you. Heres to you to your heart, your loyalty, and the family you hold so close. Happy Birthday @ashukla09 (sic), she further wrote. Abhinav reacted to the post with two red heart emojis. Rubina and Abhinav got married on June 21, 2018, in a beautiful ceremony held at the Woodville Palace, Shimla. The couple welcomed their twin daughters, Jeeva and Edhaa, in 2023. Work-wise, Rubina is one of the contestants in the stunt-based reality show, 'Khatron Ke Khiladi 15. Her journey on the show has been extremely inspiring. One of Rubina's most emotional moments during the season was when she won a height-based task. The 'Shakti' actress broke down in tears, saying that after becoming a mother, a woman often has to rebuild her physical strength and also her confidence.
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