Indian Innovators Working at Making AI Diagnoses Foolproof
AI and machine learning are driving growth in medical imaging, with deep-learning applications being integrated with radiology for faster and higher-precision diagnosis.
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Evidence of Sangam Age Settlement Unearthed at Nangur
The team discovered Chola-period roof tiles with folded ends and rounded tips, terracotta figurines, sealings, ear ornaments and dies, glass beads, stone beads and bangle fragments. The terracotta figurines reveal exquisite workmanship, sources said.
Filling in the Blanks of Doklam Faceoff
Contrary to reports of the time, neither Indian troops nor the PLA formed a human chain and all were unarmed. This faceoff remained for 73 days when the troops disengaged.
The first person to walk on to the Doklam Plateau was Brig Gambhir Singh, commanding 63 Mountain Brigade. He went unarmed and alone, warning the PLA that its actions were violative of bilateral agreements between India and Bhutan and China and Bhutan.
New Zealand’s Fonterra Ready for India Re-entry with Future Consumer JV – Make in India
Fonterra firm will launch value-added milk products in Maharashtra, before heading to the south
India Must Exploit China’s Worries About Pakistan
But New Delhi must think that Beijing will take its side against Islamabad.
Pakistan Fails to Fulfil 25 of 27 FATF Points, Downgrading by IMF, World Bank to Continue
The Paris-headquartered Financial Action Task Force has asked Pakistan to explain whether it has launched any investigation into the USD seven million allocated to maintain schools, madrasas, clinics and ambulances originally operated by terror groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammad, and LeT fronts Jamat-ud-Dawah and Falah-e-Insaniat Foundation.
In A First, Lucknow Gets Road Constructed Using Plastic Waste
Lucknow Development Authority’s initiative is inspired by the success of roads in many foreign countries. In India too, many civic bodies have started road construct using plastic waste in an environmental-friendly experiment.
Indian Navy Benefits from Strategic Logistics Pacts with US, France
“Our warships operate as per our mission-based deployments in the Indian Ocean Region, Gulf of Aden and the Persian Gulf are far away from our shores. The strategic logistics agreements with the US and France are helping them get fuel and other support from them,” senior Naval sources told ANI.
India, Bangladesh Border Forces Agree on Increasing Coordinated Patrols
During the talks, both sides highlighted the importance of coordinated border management programme (CBMP) in curbing the menace of trans border crimes. It was decided that effective steps would be taken for prevention of human trafficking and illegal crossing of IB. Both the delegations agreed to aid victims of human trafficking and to facilitate their timely rescue and rehabilitation, as per the law of land.
In Relief to India, Maldives May Scrap Ocean Deal with China
Top local government sources in Male told TOI that the agreement Yameen signed with China in 2017, which raised a security alarm in India, is “not on the table”. Titled ‘Protocol on Establishment of Joint Ocean Observation Station’, the agreement was meant to allow China to construct an observatory at Makunudhoo, the westernmost atoll of the Maldives in the north.