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Along with this, the company unveiled more than 20 new devices and services.HP introduced a new AI workstation solution that simplifies building and customising private AI models and applications.The company is also collaborating with chip maker Nvidia to be the first to offer dedicated workstation solutions with its AI Enterprise software platform to the market in the coming months.”The AI-enabled services we are unveiling at HP Imagine allow people to better collaborate, manage and protect their devices. Our vision is to build the world’s most comprehensive collection of employee productivity solutions to create lifelong relationships with our customers,” Dave Shull,…

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They also said the company is planning to set up a precision machining unit and looking at the bigger diameter rocket motor casing and also the inter-stage and tank structure fabrication for ISRO’s Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV).The first IADT-CM weighing 3,120 kg and measuring 3.1 diameter and 2.6 meter height will be handed over to ISRO on Saturday and the second one will be supplied in March 2024, said V.L.Indira Dutt, Chairperson and Managing Director.Structure realisation involves critical forming, precision machining, and stringent assembly required of both aluminum and high strength steel, said K.Viswanathan, Assistant General Manager (PPC), Head,…

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Penning a lengthy and emotional tribute to the ‘Hera Pheri’ alum, she remembered an incident from the set of ‘Aarop’ where she detailed his gentlemanly personality and humble nature, admitting that to this day she deeply misses him.Taking to her Instagram, she shared a poster of the 1973 film alongside a clip of one of the film’s songs and an old clip where he could be seen meeting Dilip Kumar.She captioned the post: “Vinod loved Sahib incredibly. He was a very thoughtful man. Once, he and I were shooting at Natraj Studios for Guru Dutt’s film ‘AAROP’ directed by Atmaramji.…

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First initiated by bird conservation group BirdLife Australia and media outlet Guardian Australia in 2017, the fourth edition of the poll kicked off on September 25 with a line-up of 50 Australian native birds, while the bottom five species were eliminated at the end of each weekday, reports Xinhua news agency.In Thursday’s final count where all votes from earlier rounds were discarded, Swift Parrot edged past Tawny Frogmouth with a narrow 441-vote lead, and the latter finished as runner-up for 3rd time in a row. Gang-gang Cockatoo secured the third place with 7,192 votes.Swift Parrot, also known as Lathamus discolor,…

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The alert comes after a person with measles flew from Wellington to Auckland on Tuesday after attending a number of activities in the capital, including an event with a number of students who have since traveled to other parts of the country, reports Xinhua news agency.Immunologist Dianne Sika-Paotonu, head of the University of Otago Wellington Pacific Office, called on the public on Friday to get vaccinated against measles.A measles vaccine is readily available, and effectively prevents illness and stops its spread to other people, Sika-Paotonu said, adding measles symptoms include fever, cold-like symptoms, sore, red eyes followed by a blotchy…

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“Moreover, they have acted against the national interest by promoting a misleading and false narrative about the domestic pharmaceutical industry and the policies and development initiatives of the democratically elected Indian government in cohorts with the Anti-National forces,” read the FIR, accessed by IANS.The FIR further stated that it is learnt that Purkayastha conspired with a group namely People’s Alliance for Democracy and Secularism (PADS) to sabotage the electoral process during 2019 general elections.”The key individuals of this group who were involved in this conspiracy are Battini Rao (Convenor, PADS), Dilip Simeon, Deepak Dhoulakia, Harsh Kapoor, Jamal Kidwai, Kiran Shaheen,…

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In its announcement, the Norwegian Nobel Committee in Oslo said that this year’s peace prize “also recognises the hundreds of thousands of people who, in the preceding year, have demonstrated against Iran’s theocratic regime’s policies of discrimination and oppression targeting women”. “The motto adopted by the demonstrators – ‘Woman – Life – Freedom’ – suitably expresses the dedication and work of Narges Mohammadi,” it added.The 51-year-old Mohammadi, who is currently in prison and is also the deputy head of the Defenders of Human Rights Center founded by fellow Nobel laureate Shirin Ebadi, has been arrested 13 times previously, convicted five…

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Satyajeet Krishnan, Area Director – Operations and General Manager – Taj Mahal, New Delhi said, “Taj Mahal, New Delhi with its rich culinary history for over four decades, has been renowned for pioneering global and regional cuisines and concepts.”With the addition of Captain’s Cellar, the Hotel strengthens its world-class food and beverage portfolio of its much-loved and celebrated brands. As Captain’s Cellar launches in the gastronomic capital of the country, it promises to offer an adventure of tastes and textures in a rustic chic ambience infused with a relaxed energy and warmth.”A contemporary wine lounge, inspired by traditional wine cellars,…

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Addressing a roadshow here for the 2024 Vibrant Gujarat summit, which is to be held in January next year, Patel said that the state has been established as a development role model by the prime minister, when he was the chief minister of Gujarat.The chief minister said that Gujarat has been a growth engine for the past 20 years and various initiatives undertaken by the prime minister like GatiShakti, ease of doing business and productivity linked incentive (PLI) scheme, have helped the state further.PM Modi will inaugurate the Vibrant Gujarat summit in January 2024.Earlier secretary in the department for promotion…

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Healthcare specialists opine that while fever should not be ignored, it should also not be dreaded.Professor N.S. Verma, the Head of Physiology at King George’s Medical University (KGMU), said: “A decade ago, recovering from a fever used to take just hours or a day, but not anymore. Even a simple fever now lingers for over five days and this is largely attributed to compromised immunity and increased susceptibility to viral infections. The primary culprits appear to be climate change and alterations in dietary habits.”P.K. Gupta, former president of the Indian Medical Association in Lucknow, added: “Climate change has bolstered the…

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