PM Modi's state visit to US opened new chapter in India-US ties: Jaishankar

India Remembers 26/11 Mumbai Attacks, PM Modi Vows to Crush Terrorism| Oneindia

On the 15th anniversary of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, Prime Minister Narendra Modi remembered the martyrs during the 107th edition of 'Mann ki Baat.' He paid tribute to the victims, emphasizing India's resilience and courage to recover from the attacks and its commitment to crush terrorism. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar also highlighted India's ongoing quest for justice in a post on social media. Maharashtra Governor Ramesh Bais and Chief Minister Eknath Shinde paid floral tribute to the martyrs in Mumbai. #MumbaiAttacks #2611Attack #IndiaRemembers #NeverForget #Terrorism #PMModi #MannKiBaat #NationalSecurity ~ED.102~GR.121~HT.96~

Uttarkashi Tunnel Rescued Workers Speak to PM Modi over Telephone | Watch | Oneindia News

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's telephonic conversation with the workers who were successfully rescued from Uttarakhand's Silkyara tunnel after 17 days. #UttarkashiTunnelRescue #NarendraModi #UttarkashiTunnelDroneFootage #WorkersRescued #WorkersRescuedVideo #UttarkashiDroneVisuals #SilkyaraTunnel #Uttarakhand #MiningExperts #ManualDrilling #VerticalDrilling #CharDhamRoute ~PR.151~GR.124~ED.194~

Donald Trump Takes Aim at US Healthcare Ahead of Possible Election Showdown

Donald Trump Takes Aim at , US Healthcare , Ahead of Possible Election Showdown. Associated Press (AP) reports that former President Donald Trump has threatened to reopen his fight against the Affordable Care Act if elected to a second term. Trump, who failed to repeal the healthcare legislation while in the White House, said he is “seriously looking at alternatives.". In response, the Biden administration released a statement contrasting Trump's comments with the current president's efforts to lower drug costs. In response, the Biden administration released a statement contrasting Trump's comments with the current president's efforts to lower drug costs. Donald Trump is campaigning on a threat to rip away health care from millions of Americans, , Michael Tyler, Biden campaign communications director, via Associated Press. so we’re going to use every tool in our arsenal to make sure the American people know that lives are literally on the line next November, Michael Tyler, Biden campaign communications director, via Associated Press. AP reports that the topic could become a key issue in a potential general election rematch between Biden and Trump. . AP reports that the topic could become a key issue in a potential general election rematch between Biden and Trump. . The Biden administration has launched new advertising campaigns focused on healthcare in battleground states to motivate undecided Democratic voters. . The Biden administration has launched new advertising campaigns focused on healthcare in battleground states to motivate undecided Democratic voters. . Donald Trump’s America is one where millions of people lose their health insurance and seniors and families across the country face exorbitant costs just to stay healthy. , Ammar Moussa, Biden-Harris 2024 spokesperson, via Associated Press. Those are the stakes next November, Ammar Moussa, Biden-Harris 2024 spokesperson, via Associated Press. Trump posted on his Truth Social site defending his decision to fight for the repeal of the Affordable Care Act. The cost of Obamacare is out of control, plus, it’s not good Healthcare. I’m seriously looking at alternatives. , Donald Trump, Former U.S. President, via Truth Social

18 Nations Sign Non-Binding Agreement to Make AI 'Secure By Design'

18 Nations Sign , Non-Binding Agreement , to Make AI 'Secure By Design'. NBC reports that the United States, along with over a dozen other countries, have unveiled the first detailed international agreement aimed at regulating artificial intelligence. One senior U.S. official said the agreement aims to push companies to develop AI systems that are "secure by design" from rogue actors. One senior U.S. official said the agreement aims to push companies to develop AI systems that are "secure by design" from rogue actors. 18 countries agreed in a 20-page document that companies need to deploy AI products that keep customers and the public safe from misuse. This is the first time that we have seen an affirmation that these capabilities should not just be about cool features and how quickly we can get them to market or how we can compete to drive down costs, Jen Easterly, Director of the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, via NBC. Jen Easterly, the director of the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, said , "the most important thing that needs to be done at the design phase is security.”. Signatories of the non-binding agreement include the U.S., Britain, Germany, Italy, Estonia, Poland, Australia, Chile, Israel, Nigeria, Singapore and the Czech Republic. NBC reports that the guidelines include preventing hijack by hackers and thorough security testing. While the Biden administration has pushed for lawmakers to regulate AI, polarization in Congress has resulted in little progress toward effective regulation. While the Biden administration has pushed for lawmakers to regulate AI, polarization in Congress has resulted in little progress toward effective regulation. In October, Biden signed an executive order looking to reduce risks to consumers, workers and minority groups by AI systems. France, Germany and Italy recently signed a separate agreement revolving around “mandatory self-regulation through codes of conduct” for AI models

Biden presses for ceasefire extension as first US hostage released by Hamas

Biden hopes for extension of Israel-Hamas truce as more hostages released