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Don’t just adapt but lead in determining use of technology to reshape legal system: CJI to NLUs

Don’t just adapt but lead in determining use of technology to reshape legal system: CJI to NLUs

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CJI Surya Kant also addressed the growing debate over the use of generative AI in legal education. File. | Photo Credit: PTI Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant on Sunday (August 16, 2026) urged the national law universities to move beyond merely responding to technological change and instead take the lead in determining how technology should reshape the legal system with justice, fairness and human judgment remaining at its core. Addressing the Vice Chancellors’ Conclave 2.0 at National Law University, Jodhpur, the CJI said that the legal profession can no longer remain a late adopter of technology and rejected an outright prohibition of tools like generative AI in legal education. “Academic integrity and the responsible use of artificial intelligence must become important components of curriculum and pedagogy. Change of this nature does not wait for institutional comfort,” the CJI said. The conclave was on the theme “Legal Technology and its Roadmap: Positioning Law as a Leader in Legal Technology”. The CJI said that technology was already reshaping the legal ecosystem, from drafting contracts and conducting …

‘Don’t just adapt but lead in determining use of technology to reshape legal system’: CJI Surya Kant to NLUs

‘Don’t just adapt but lead in determining use of technology to reshape legal system’: CJI Surya Kant to NLUs

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Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Sunday urged the national law universities to move beyond merely responding to technological change and instead take the lead in determining how technology should reshape the legal system, with justice, fairness and human judgment remaining at its core. CJI Surya Kant said that technology was already reshaping the legal ecosystem. (File Photo/PTI) Addressing the Vice Chancellors’ Conclave 2.0 at National Law University, Jodhpur, the CJI said that the legal profession can no longer remain a late adopter of technology and rejected an outright prohibition of tools like generative AI in legal education. “Academic integrity and the responsible use of artificial intelligence must become important components of curriculum and pedagogy. Change of this nature does not wait for institutional comfort,” the CJI said. Also Read | ‘Witch hunt’: NLSIU students object to Bar Council chief, CJI Surya Kant attending convocation amid NALSAR row The conclave was on the theme “Legal Technology and its Roadmap: Positioning Law as a Leader in Legal Technology”. The CJI said that technology was already …

Venky Atluri asks Bollywood actors to adapt when they work in Telugu, cites Raveena Tandon’s 14-hour workday as example

Venky Atluri asks Bollywood actors to adapt when they work in Telugu, cites Raveena Tandon’s 14-hour workday as example

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The working conditions in Tollywood have been the centre of conversation ever since Deepika Padukone’s exit from Spirit and Kalki 2898 AD sequel. Amid her conditions, the 8-hour workday was what caught everyone’s attention, with opinions split across the Indian film industry. Vishwanath & Sons director Venky Atluri believes that Bollywood actors must adapt when working in Telugu, citing Raveena Tandon as an example. Raveena Tandon will star in Vishwanath & Sons with Suriya soon. Raveena Tandon’s 14-hour workday for Suriya film In an interview with THR India, Venky refused to speak in particular about any film exits over working hours. He, however, gave his opinion on how actors must learn to adapt to the industry they work in. “When a person from any industry, let it be Tamil, let it be Malayalam, let it be Hindi. When you’re coming and acting in a Telugu film, understand the work culture there, and maybe respect the culture,” he said, stating that he’d do the same if he worked in Bollywood. The filmmaker then cited Raveena’s example …

Vettori explains why GT are top of IPL 2026 points table: ‘Can adapt anywhere’ | Cricket News

Vettori explains why GT are top of IPL 2026 points table: ‘Can adapt anywhere’ | Cricket News

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4 min readMay 13, 2026 09:09 AM IST For all the talk around fearless batting and six-hitting in T20 cricket, Gujarat Titans (GT) continue to succeed by doing things their own way. There is little chaos at the top, no desperate rush for sixes every over. Instead, they build patiently, trust their technique and slowly squeeze teams out of games. Tuesday was a bit different as it was Sai Sudharsan’s 61, coupled with Washington Sundar’s 50, that took the hosts to 168/7 after 20 overs. That total proved too much in the end as the GT pacers produced an outstanding combined display of pace bowling to bundle SRH out for 86 runs and claim an 82-run win. SRH head coach Daniel Vettori admitted his side had run into a team that not only understands conditions better than most, but can also adapt whenever required. “I think they’re (GT) a formidable team, and I think they definitely have their own style, but I think they can adapt, too. I think when they need to score the …

Confirmed! Karan Johar to Adapt Shah Rukh Khan’s Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna Into a Web Series

Confirmed! Karan Johar to Adapt Shah Rukh Khan’s Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna Into a Web Series

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Shah Rukh Khan, Rani Mukerji, Preity Zinta and Abhishek Bachchan’s 2006 film Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna will be adapted into a web series, confirmed filmmaker Karan Johar. In one of his recent interviews, Johar spoke about his decision to revisit the film and opened up on people’s polarised views on the film. He told The Week, “We are actually turning it into a long-form series. The roots of this film lie in 2006, when it was released, and public opinion regarding it was deeply divided. Many people approached me and asked if I was unwell, as they believed, ‘How can you justify infidelity?’ To that, I replied, ‘How can you justify something that has already become such a common occurrence?’” Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna follows Dev (SRK), a former footballer stuck in an unhappy marriage with Rhea (Preity), and Maya (Rani), who feels unfulfilled in her marriage with Rishi (Abhishek). The two meet by chance and form a bond over their shared dissatisfaction, which gradually turns into an extramarital affair. When their relationship is exposed, …

How online sports platforms adapt to different countries

How online sports platforms adapt to different countries

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When a major cricket match kicks off in Dhaka or a Premier League night lights up screens in Lagos, millions of fans are watching – and many of them are placing bets at the same time. The global growth of online sports betting has less to do with any single platform winning everywhere, and everything to do with platforms learning how to fit in where they operate. That’s not a small task. A product built for one country rarely travels well. Sport is Local, Even When It’s Global Football is everywhere. Cricket is a religion in South Asia. Kabaddi has a passionate following across Bangladesh and India. These aren’t just cultural facts – they’re the starting point for any platform that wants users to actually stick around. Platforms that treat every market the same tend to underperform. The ones that research what fans actually care about – which leagues, which formats, which betting moments – tend to build something people return to. A user in Colombo betting on a T20 match wants a different experience …

Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis adapt ‘Scarpetta’ book series for TV

Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis adapt ‘Scarpetta’ book series for TV

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NEW YORK — When Jamie Lee Curtis’ blockbuster film “True Lies” premiered worldwide, it would’ve been improbable to think that 30 years later she would be giddy about a TV show — about as improbable as performing her iconic helicopter stunt without special effects. Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis adapt ‘Scarpetta’ book series for TV “I guarantee you when I was … literally hanging under a helicopter above the Florida Keys over the Seven Mile Bridge in Florida, I did not imagine I’d be sitting in New York City that many years later with Nicole Kidman,” Curtis said. “Not only being co-bosses on a show, but then also playing her slutty sister. I was not imagining that as my future.” The Oscar winners co-executive produced and star in “Scarpetta,” a new mystery crime series from Prime Video, out March 11, based on Patricia Cornwell’s popular books. Curtis credits Kidman as one of the major Hollywood players who helped shrink the gulf between perceptions of film and TV roles with prestige series like “Big Little …

After struggling to adapt to conditions in tournament so far, hosts India may get pitch to their liking at Chepauk

After struggling to adapt to conditions in tournament so far, hosts India may get pitch to their liking at Chepauk

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5 min readChennaiFeb 23, 2026 09:00 PM IST Three pitches have been kept ready at Chepauk as India checked in on Monday with the noise from their loss to South Africa in Ahmedabad still ringing loud. The 76-run defeat means India’s next two fixtures – against Zimbabwe at the MA Chidambaram Stadium on Thursday and against the West Indies in Kolkata on Sunday – have become must-win matches for the team hoping to become the first to defend the ICC T20 World Cup title. Having played high-risk cricket in the lead-up to the tournament, India haven’t found the same batting rhythm at any of the venues they have played so far. While the form of the top order has added to their problems, they have found it hard to adjust to the surfaces rolled out for their games. Having preferred to play on flat decks since Suryakumar Yadav and Gautam Gambhir began their tenure with an eye on this tournament, pitches for the mega event haven’t been to their liking. However, India could be in …

T20 World Cup: ‘India needed to get rid of ego and adapt to conditions’, says Sunil Gavaskar after South Africa loss | Cricket News

T20 World Cup: ‘India needed to get rid of ego and adapt to conditions’, says Sunil Gavaskar after South Africa loss | Cricket News

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3 min readUpdated: Feb 23, 2026 05:20 PM IST Batting legend Sunil Gavaskar felt that the Indian team needed to take a cue from South Africa’s innings, shed their ego and adapt to the conditions instead of walking out with overconfidence and throwing their bats at everything in their T20 World Cup clash. India’s 12-match unbeaten streak the T20 World Cup was snapped after South Africa drubbed the defending champions by 76 runs. “Having seen how Brevis and Miller built their partnership, that was the approach needed from the Indian batters,” Gavaskar said on JioStar. “The Indian batters did not do that. They came out with overconfidence, threw their bat at everything and lost wickets. South Africa clearly outsmarted India and it was a well-deserved win for them.” The Indian bowlers started well and pushed South Africa on backfoot with three quick wickets. However, Brevis and Miller put together a match-winning 97-run partnership to take the Proteas to a competitive total of 187/7. In return, the Indian batting line-up imploded and repeatedly lost wickets to …

‘People are dropping things when you shoot’: ISSF rule tweaks draw Indian ire at Asian Shooting Championships as 50m 3P shooters struggle to adapt | Sport-others News

‘People are dropping things when you shoot’: ISSF rule tweaks draw Indian ire at Asian Shooting Championships as 50m 3P shooters struggle to adapt | Sport-others News

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If there is one constant in the 50m 3P shooting event, it is the never-ending changes that the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) attempts to put onto the discipline. The latest though have earned the ire of Indian shooters and coaches who felt that the changes, made essentially for spectators, have disadvantaged the shooters. Forever known as the marathon of shooting, the 50m 3P event used to be a 120-shot event, which was then trimmed to 60 shots. Played over the three positions of kneeling, prone and standing, the event was one where India weren’t the strongest until the last few years. Now the country finds itself with possibly one of the strongest squads in the world, and capped off a period of growth when Swapnil Kusale picked up a bronze medal in the event at the Paris Olympics. On Tuesday, two Indians medaled at the Asian Shooting Championships 50m 3P event with Aakriti Dahiya picking up her first-ever international medal – a silver at the Dr Karni Singh Shooting Range, while veteran shooter Anjum …