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Want to sound like a New Yorker? Learn these local slang terms

In New York, the local vernacular serves as more than just communication; it represents identity. Locals refer to Manhattan as ‘the city’ and frequent neighborhood convenience stores as ‘bodegas.’ Expressions like ‘what am I, chopped liver?’ effectively voice disappointment, while ‘like I need a hole in the head’ signals clear refusal. Understanding these idiomatic expressions

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‘Internal matter for us’: MEA dismisses US lawmaker’s criticism of FCRA Bill

Ministry of external affairs rejected criticism of its foreign funding law. The ministry stated that legislative matters are internal decisions for Parliament. Several countries, including the United States, also regulate foreign financing. A US Congressman criticized proposed amendments to India’s Foreign Contribution Regulation Act. He warned these changes could affect India-US bilateral relations.

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Microsoft AI CEO says AI must be shut down if it gains these four capabilities

Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI, warns us about the potential dangers of uncontrolled AI systems, highlighting four critical capabilities that could lead to an urgent need for shutdown. He stresses the importance of oversight and regulation, emphasizing that features like self-improvement and independent resource acquisition could render AI unmanageable in just five to ten

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Open Channels FM: Signal – Issue 19

This week’s recap highlights key insights on human connection in AI, marketing challenges with Google Ads, and the importance of simple tasks.

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Delhi HC grants Dabur interim relief against food regulator’s order over ‘100%’ claims

On August ‌3, the ​Food ​Safety and Standards ⁠Authority of India (FSSAI) said products sold ​on Dabur’s website ​claimed some of its products were “100% Natural”, “100% Pure” and “100% Organic”, which were ambiguous, unverifiable ‌and likely to mislead consumers. The Dabur India Thursday approached the high court challenging the FSSAI’s directive to the food

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‘Feared social stigma’: Delhi man drowns pregnant teen daughter in Chambal

In a tragic turn of events, a pregnant teenager was reportedly drowned in the Chambal river by her own father and brother-in-law. The young girl, who was four months pregnant, was allegedly coerced into jumping into the river. When she resisted, they overpowered her, leading to her death. The father admitted to the crime, driven

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India has 86,360 PG medical seats; no proposal to convert all diploma seats to DNB: Govt – ThePrint

India has 86,360 PG medical seats; no proposal to convert all diploma seats to DNB: Govt  ThePrint

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Former Nestle CMD Suresh Narayanan says India Inc needs to shed the ‘elite’ tag

Suresh Narayanan shares leadership lessons from his four-decade boardroom. He places trust, authenticity, and purpose as crucial elements, and challenges India’s obsession with pedigree. He also reflects on the Maggi crisis and the importance of clear communication in crisis moments.

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‘News, Spice Rani, He Ram’: Names on police merit list triggers row in Chhattisgarh

According to the CGPSC, the candidates had appeared for document verification, physical tests and the preliminary examination under the same names. Former chief minister Bhupesh Baghel mocked the list after sharing it on X. “The Public Relations Department should spend Rs 1 crore daily on advertisements to display this achievement at public intersections so that,

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‘Unnecessary pressure’: Ex-cricketer questions Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s vice-captaincy

Former Gujarat captain Priyank Panchal expressed skepticism regarding Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s recent appointment as vice-captain for the upcoming Duleep Trophy. The young talent, aged just 15, will support Ishan Kishan in this significant role. Sooryavanshi earned recognition after his Player of the Series performance in Zimbabwe, leading selectors to justify their choice as part of a

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