"This is not an India-Pakistan match. This is a Jay Shah vs Pakistan match. The people of India do not want it. The Indian public does not consent to India playing against Pakistan. The India-Pakistan match generates the highest amount of betting and gambling in cricket, and the money als
Olivier Blum, CEO, Schneider Electric looks forward to this year's summit, saying that it is critical for energy technology to work with AI to ensure scalability of digital infrastructure.
India is set to take center stage in the global artificial intelligence (AI) landscape as it welcomes world leaders, industry executives, and academic experts for the upcoming AI Impact Summit in New Delhi. The summit aims to chart a path for responsible, inclusive, and scalable AI adopti
Accenture Chair & CEO Julie Sweet says the summit comes at opportune time when the Global South is playing an important role in positioning the future of AI.
Following the drama surrounding Pakistan's boycott of the high-octane fixture with India in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup, Senior Congress leader Salman Khurshid said that while public sentiments must be respected regarding the upcoming clash, leadership must also show direction and act wit
From February 16 to 20, the Impact Summit, the first international AI summit hosted in the Global South, showcases New Delhi's ambition: to shape an AI future that is inclusive, responsible, and impactful.
Natasha Crampton, Vice President and Chief Responsible AI Officer at Microsoft, says that the summit will provide a ground to ensure that the Global South can narrow the gap in the diffusion and democratisation of AI.
BJP leader Shehzad Poonawalla has launched a sharp attack on Maharashtra Congress President Harshvardhan Sapkal, accusing the party of stooping to "the lowest level in vote bank politics" for comparing Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj with Tipu Sultan. Poonawalla demanded an immediate apology
Tariq Rahman will take the oath as Bangladesh's Prime Minister on Monday at the South Plaza of Jatiya Sangsad Bhavan. South Asian leaders have been invited, with confirmations expected by Sunday. Party sources say the initial cabinet will be small and may expand later.
Heavy deployment of security personnel was reported as large crowds gathered, holding posters of Mahatma Gandhi and chanting slogans condemning the government's decision. The Jammu and Kashmir Police intervened to manage the situation and detained several protestors to prevent escalation.