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Sudanese student stabbed to death in Phagwara while protecting women students from harassers: police | Chandigarh News

Sudanese student stabbed to death in Phagwara while protecting women students from harassers: police | Chandigarh News

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Two Sudanese students of a private university in Punjab’s Phagwara district were attacked with knives by other students of the university in the early hours of Thursday, leading to the death of one of the duo, police said. The incident took place around 4 am in the Green Valley area near Law Gate in Maheru village — a locality known for housing international students, particularly those from African countries. The Satnampura police identified the deceased as Mohammad Wada Bala Yousuf Ahmed, 25, and the injured student as Ahmed Mohammad Nour Ahmed Hussen. From his hospital bed, Hussen provided the police with the names of the six alleged attackers–Abdul Ahadh from Chikkamagaluru in Karnataka, and Kuwar Amar Partap Singh, Aditya Garg, Mohammed Shoib, Sushank alias Shaggy, and Yash Vardhan Rajput–all reportedly hailing from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar and paying guests in Phagwara. Story continues below this ad Hussen told the police that he and Ahmed were returning from the morning prayer along with two women students (both Sudanese) when a group of men started harassing the …

‘Live up to responsibility of protecting minorities’: India slams Bangladesh over Hindu leader’s murder

‘Live up to responsibility of protecting minorities’: India slams Bangladesh over Hindu leader’s murder

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The Ministry of External Affairs, in its response to the killing of Hindu leader Bhabesh Chandra Roy, said that the incident “follows a pattern of systematic persecution of Hindu minorities” under the current regime in Dhaka. New Delhi: India has sharply responded to the abduction and brutal killing of Bhabesh Chandra Roy, a Hindu minority leader in Bangladesh. In its response, the Ministry of External Affairs said that the latest incident “follows a pattern of systematic persecution of Hindu minorities” under the current Bangladesh government. MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiwal stressed that “the perpetrators of previous such events roam with impunity.”  The MEA condemned the incident and reminded the interim government to live up to its responsibility of protecting all minorities. In a post on X, Jaiswal said, “We have noted with distress the abduction and brutal killing of Shri Bhabesh Chandra Roy, a Hindu minority leader in Bangladesh. This killing follows a pattern of systematic persecution of Hindu minorities under the interim government, even as the perpetrators of previous such events roam with impunity.” “We …

Apple’s complicated plan to improve its AI while protecting privacy

Apple’s complicated plan to improve its AI while protecting privacy

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Apple says it’s found a way to make its AI models better without training on its users’ data or even copying it from their iPhones and Macs. In a blog post first reported on by Bloomberg, the company outlined its plans to have devices compare a synthetic dataset to samples of recent emails or messages from users who have opted into its Device Analytics program. Apple devices will be able to determine which synthetic inputs are closest to real samples, which they will relay to the company by sending “only a signal indicating which of the variants is closest to the sampled data.” That way, according to Apple, it doesn’t access user data, and the data never leaves the device. Apple will then use the most frequently picked fake samples to improve its AI text outputs, such as email summaries. Currently, Apple trains its AI models on synthetic data only, potentially resulting in less helpful responses, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. Apple has struggled with the launch of its flagship Apple Intelligence features, as it …

Social media design is key to protecting kids online | Lifestyle News

Social media design is key to protecting kids online | Lifestyle News

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Social media is a complex environment that presents both opportunities and threats for adolescents, with self-expression and emotional support on the one hand and body-shaming, cyberbullying and addictive behaviors on the other. This complexity underscores the challenge to regulating teen social media use, but it also points to another avenue for protecting young people online: how social media platforms are designed. The growing debate around teen social media use has intensified, with recent bipartisan policy efforts in the US, such as the Kids Online Safety Act, seeking to protect young people from digital harms. These efforts reflect legitimate concerns. However, broad restrictions on social media could also limit benefits for teens, throwing the baby out with the bath water. Story continues below this ad I am a researcher who studies online safety and digital well-being. My recent work with colleagues in computer scientist Pamela Wisniewski’s Socio-Technical Interaction Research Lab underscores a critical point: social media is neither inherently harmful nor entirely beneficial. It is a tool shaped by its design, how teens use it, and …

Alia Bhatt, Ranbir Kapoor open up on protecting Raha in public

Alia Bhatt, Ranbir Kapoor open up on protecting Raha in public

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On Thursday, actress Alia Bhatt celebrated her birthday in advance with the media. She will turn 32 on March 15. Ahead of it, she cut a cake with the media and also interacted with them. Actor Ranbir Kapoor also joined Alia for the celebrations. During the media interaction, the couple shed light on their decision to not expose their daughter`s face in public. Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor on protecting their daughter During the interaction, Alia and Ranbir urged the paparazzi to avoid clicking pictures of their daughter. The actress also stressed if she gets captured, requested the paps to post it with a heart emoji covering her face. Alia clarified that while the couple doesn’t plan on going the legal route, they will have no choice should people not comply with their request. She said, “We don’t want to push any sort of action, but we’ll be left with no choice if people don’t listen. Wait for Raha to cross or cover her face while clicking pictures.” According to NDTV, she also reportedly explained, …

Akshay Kumar calls Saif Ali Khan brave for protecting his family during attack

Akshay Kumar calls Saif Ali Khan brave for protecting his family during attack

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Actor Akshay Kumar called Saif Ali Khan “brave” for protecting his family during a shocking burglary attempt at his residence in Mumbai. While Saif is currently recovering from multiple injuries at Lilavati hospital, Akshay at a press event for his film `Sky Force` in Delhi heaped praises on his `Main Khiladi Tu Anari` co-star. Akshay said, “It`s very nice that he is safe. It`s very good. We are happy. The whole industry is happy that he is safe. It was very brave of him that he protected his family and hats off to him.” “Meine uske saath ek film ki hai Main Khiladi Tu Anari lekin agli baar agar hum karenge toh banayenge film Tu Khiladi.” (I did a film with him called Main Khiladi Tu Anari, but next time if we do a film together, we`ll make it Tu Khiladi),” he added. About Saif Ali Khan`s stabbing incident Saif Ali Khan is currently undergoing treatment at Mumbai`s Lilavati Hospital following a stabbing incident at his Bandra residence in the early hours of January 16. …

Saif Ali Khan Attack: Akshay Kumar calls Main Khiladi Tu Anari co-star ‘brave’ for protecting his family; wants to make film with him titled THIS

Saif Ali Khan Attack: Akshay Kumar calls Main Khiladi Tu Anari co-star ‘brave’ for protecting his family; wants to make film with him titled THIS

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Home Minister Amit Shah Lauds ITBP Personnel For Protecting Border Areas

Home Minister Amit Shah Lauds ITBP Personnel For Protecting Border Areas

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New Delhi: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday night praised the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) personnel for safeguarding the border areas in challenging and difficult terrains and climates across the country. In a post on social media platform X, the Union Minister said: “The country is proud of @ITBP_official soldiers who play a leading role in protecting the border and safeguarding the border areas even in difficult circumstances. Through the ‘Vibrant Village Program’, ITBP is also speeding up development work in the border areas.” “Prime Minister Narendra Modi has introduced the concept of vibrant villages to provide the best facilities to people living in the border villages so that their population is not just sustained but also increased,” Home Minister Shah said. ITBP could also be made the nodal agency for carrying out developmental work in the border villages, he added. He further wrote: “Member of Parliament from Garhwal (Uttarakhand) @anil_baluni spent the night resting among the brave ITBP soldiers, appreciated the commitment and dedication of the ‘Himveers’ and boosted their morale.” Earlier on …

Kareena Kapoor’s son Jeh shuts his eyes after getting irritated with flashlights; actress proves she is a hands on mom by protecting him: WATCH

Kareena Kapoor’s son Jeh shuts his eyes after getting irritated with flashlights; actress proves she is a hands on mom by protecting him: WATCH

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Kareena Kapoor is hands down an amazing mother to her kids, Jeh and Taimur. She looks after their school activities, takes them to play, enjoys with them at parties, watches football games and the list goes on. Recently, she was spotted engaging in another act of maternal protectiveness for her son, Jeh as when she shields his eyes from the intrusive paparazzi flashes during an evening outing in Mumbai on Saturday. The incident took place on October 16, 2024,  Saturday night when the mother-son duo was getting into their car outside their residence. Kapoor was stylishly dressed in a black printed ensemble with minimal accessories and kept her tresses open. While her younger son was seated on her lap in the front seat when photographers began taking pictures.  Take a look: The quick and constant flashes by the paps made the little one visibly discomforted, and the protective mother immediately covered his eyes with her hands. A similar incident with Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt’s daughter, daughter when she stepped out with her parents and …

Sebastian Coe wants clear-cut transgender policies from IOC: ‘Protecting women’s sport is a non-negotiable for me’ | Sport-others News

Sebastian Coe wants clear-cut transgender policies from IOC: ‘Protecting women’s sport is a non-negotiable for me’ | Sport-others News

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Former Olympic champion Sebastian Coe has said the International Olympic Committee needed clear-cut policies to protect women’s sport to avoid controversies such as the one in boxing at this year’s Paris Games. Coe is one of seven people in the running to become the next president of the International Olympic Committee after Thomas Bach and made it very clear he would push for immediate change in the participation of trans athletes and those with Differences of Sexual Development (DSD) in women’s events, reported Reuters. Athletics was at the forefront of formulating a policy that largely excluded them, but the IOC failed to follow suit, instead handing the responsibility to individual sports federations. When the IOC took over the running of amateur boxing for the Paris Olympics, however, that lack of clarity was thrust into the spotlight by the gold medal success of Algeria’s Imane Khelif and Taiwan’s Lin Yu-ting, who had previously been banned after adverse sex chromosome tests. “I felt uncomfortable with that,” Coe said. “I think the lesson was that you need clear-cut …