The Artificial Intelligence Action Summit in Paris showcased the growing divide in global AI governance. While 61 countries, including India, backed a collective statement on AI ethics, sustainability, and cooperation, two major players ~ the United States and the United Kingdom ~ chose not to sign it.
A collection of Sister Nivedita's unpublished letters and writings in Bengali, titled Bhogini Nibeditar Aprakashito Potraboli ebong Ananyo Aprakashito Rochona was released at the Kolkata International Book Fair.
India is among the world’s 13 leading industrial clusters along with countries such as Australia, Brazil, the Netherlands, the UK and Saudi Arabia to join the World Economic Forum’s Transitioning Industrial Clusters initiative to fight climate change and safeguard the planet, according to a WEF statement issued on Sunday.
Between 1765 and 1900, the richest 10 per cent in the UK extracted wealth from India alone worth US$33.8 trillion in today’s money -- enough to carpet the surface area of London in the 50-pound notes almost four times over, an Oxfam global report said on Monday.
Hollywood star Henry Cavill may have let go of his Superman role but he has already stepped into a new role, and it’s more wholesome than playing a superhero on screen.
Members of the Sikh community in the UK have slammed the University of Birmingham for confusing them with Muslims in a social media post, saying that "these mistakes should not happen in 2024".
In an unprecedented revelation, King Charles III has shattered the age-old tradition of royal health secrecy, thrusting the British monarchy into uncharted territory.
Charles Dickens, with his quill dipped in both ink and wit, embroidered stories that resonate with timeless themes. Born on 7 February 1812 in the United Kingdom, Dickens, celebrated as a luminary of Victorian literature, unwound a narrative mosaic transcending the peripheries of mere storytelling, exploring the social nuances of his epoch.
In addition to taking a review, the universities will also update their admissions code of practice "to clearly state its applicability to international students".
The UK government has ordered a special review into the National Health Service (NHS) Trust
