INSKolkata, in the last 40 hours, through concerted actions successfully cornered and coerced all 35 Pirates to surrender & ensured safe evacuation of 17 crew members in the evening today #16Mar 24 from the pirate vessel without any injury.
#INSKolkata had carried out the interception of the Pirate Ship Ruen almost 1400 nm (2600km) from the Indian Coast, and forced the pirate ship to stop through calibrated actions which were augmented by #INSSubhadra, HALE RPA, P8I maritime patrol aircraft & #MARCOS PRAHARs air-dropped by C-17 aircraft.
Btw where is the so called world police ?👀
#INSKolkata had carried out the interception of the Pirate Ship Ruen almost 1400 nm (2600km) from the Indian Coast, and forced the pirate ship to stop through calibrated actions which were augmented by #INSSubhadra, HALE RPA, P8I maritime patrol aircraft & #MARCOS PRAHARs air-dropped by C-17 aircraft.
Btw where is the so called world police ?👀
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The US Ambassador to India, Eric Garcetti, speaking at the India Today Conclave on Friday said that the United States can't give up on principles and principles of religious freedom and equality are a cornerstone of democracy.
Speaking on this, S Jaishankar said, “I have principles too, and one of my principles is an obligation to people who were let down at the time of partition".
“If you are saying you are picking some faiths and not other faiths, I will give you many examples from across the world," Jaishankar said and mentioned the Jackson–Vanik amendment, Lautenberg Amendment, Spector Amendment and so on that fast-tracked citizenships for specific ethics minorities such as Jews and Christians.
the Jackson-Vanik amendment
In 1951, the United States suspended the most-favoured-nation (MFN) status to the Soviet Union and other communist nations, excluding Yugoslavia. Under international trade rules, the MFN principle ensures equal treatment of goods and services from all countries with this status, avoiding discrimination, as stated by the CRS report.
In 1974, the Jackson-Vanik Amendment barred the restoration
of specific commercial relations with any non-market economy (NME) that prohibited or severely restricted its citizens' freedom to emigrate.
Lautenberg Amendment:
In 1990, the Lautenberg Amendment was introduced, setting a lower evidentiary requirement for refugee status applications for specific groups, such as Jews and certain Christian minorities from the former Soviet Union, along with individuals from Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam.
in 2004, the Specter Amendment expanded the scope to include certain Iranian religious minorities experiencing heightened discrimination, arrests, and imprisonment. This comprised Jews, Armenian and Assyrian Christians, Baha’is, Sabaean-Mandaeans, and Zoroastrians.
Speaking on this, S Jaishankar said, “I have principles too, and one of my principles is an obligation to people who were let down at the time of partition".
“If you are saying you are picking some faiths and not other faiths, I will give you many examples from across the world," Jaishankar said and mentioned the Jackson–Vanik amendment, Lautenberg Amendment, Spector Amendment and so on that fast-tracked citizenships for specific ethics minorities such as Jews and Christians.
the Jackson-Vanik amendment
In 1951, the United States suspended the most-favoured-nation (MFN) status to the Soviet Union and other communist nations, excluding Yugoslavia. Under international trade rules, the MFN principle ensures equal treatment of goods and services from all countries with this status, avoiding discrimination, as stated by the CRS report.
In 1974, the Jackson-Vanik Amendment barred the restoration
of specific commercial relations with any non-market economy (NME) that prohibited or severely restricted its citizens' freedom to emigrate.
Lautenberg Amendment:
In 1990, the Lautenberg Amendment was introduced, setting a lower evidentiary requirement for refugee status applications for specific groups, such as Jews and certain Christian minorities from the former Soviet Union, along with individuals from Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam.
in 2004, the Specter Amendment expanded the scope to include certain Iranian religious minorities experiencing heightened discrimination, arrests, and imprisonment. This comprised Jews, Armenian and Assyrian Christians, Baha’is, Sabaean-Mandaeans, and Zoroastrians.
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First oil palm processing mill under Mission Palm Oil in
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#Gs3 #Gs1 #Palm_oil
Arunachal Pradesh. 🛢️🌴🌴🌴
#Gs3 #Gs1 #Palm_oil
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Kashmir hosts first ever "Formula-4 Car race show at Boulevard in Srinagar
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A billionaire CEO died after her Tesla reversed into a pond: questions this has raised about car safety 🔗
#express_explained
#express_explained
The Indian Express
A billionaire CEO died after her Tesla reversed into a pond: questions this has raised about car safety
Experts say that if your car falls into water, don't try calling for help, like Angela Chao did. Here's how the Foremost Group CEO died, and the concerns, lessons her death holds
Analysing datasets: How predictive AI models are gaining traction 🔗
#artificial_intelligence #express_premium
#artificial_intelligence #express_premium
The Indian Express
Analysing datasets: How predictive AI models are gaining traction
“The technologies we’re using mostly relate to machine learning. In particular, we’re using various types of deep neural networks. But we’ve also explored other more classical statistical techniques, with funny names like random forests and support vector…