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| 1 | US leaving UN Human Rights Council -- 'a cesspool of political bias' | Washington (CNN)US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley announced the United States is withdrawing from the UN Human Rights Council Tuesday, accusing the body of bias against US ally Israel and a failure to hold human rights abusers accountable. The move, which the Trump administration has threatened for months, came down one day after the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights slammed the separation of children from their parents at the US-Mexico border as "unconscionable."
Speaking from the State Department, where she was joined by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Haley defended the move to withdraw from the council, saying |
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20-Jun-2018 | News in Details |
| 2 | Anukreethy Vas From Tamil Nadu Crowned Femina Miss India 2018 | MUMBAI: Anukreethy Vas, a 19-year-old Tamil Nadu college student, has been crowned Femina Miss India 2018 in a grand ceremony in Mumbai hosted by filmmaker Karan Johar and actor Ayushmann Khurrana. Meenakshi Chaudhary from Haryana was the first runner-up while Shreya Rao Kamavarapu from Andhra Pradesh secured the second runner-up position.
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20-Jun-2018 | News in Details |
| 3 | World's most powerful supercomputer unveiled | US scientists have unveiled the world's most powerful and smartest scientific supercomputer that can complete over 200,000 trillion calculations per second - providing unprecedented computing power for research in energy, advanced materials and artificial intelligence (AI). The US Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)supercomputer called Summit will be eight times more powerful than its previous top-ranked system, Titan. For certain scientific applications, Summit will also be capable of more than three |
20-Jun-2018 | News in Details | |
| 4 | Google Is Training Machines to Predict When a Patient Will Die | A woman with late-stage breast cancer came to a city hospital, fluids already flooding her lungs. She saw two doctors and got a radiology scan. The hospital’s computers read her vital signs and estimated a 9.3 Then came Google’s turn. A new type of algorithm created by the company read up on the woman -- 175,639 data points -- and rendered its assessment of her death risk: 19.9
The harrowing account of the unidentified woman’s death was published by Google in May in research highlighting the health-care potential of neural networks, a form of artificial intelligence software that’s particularly good at using data to automatically learn and improve. Google had created a tool that could forecast a host of patient outcomes, including how long people may stay in hospitals, their odds of re-admission and chances they will soon die. |
19-Jun-2018 | News in Details | |
| 5 | Indian researchers find insulin clue to Huntington’s | New Delhi: A study by researchers at Department of Genetics at Delhi University South Campus has indicated that it was possible to restrict the progression of Huntington’s disease by increasing insulin The study conducted in fruit flies (Drosophila) has found that increasing the level of insulin Huntington’s presently has no treatment or cure. The afflicted individuals lose their ability to walk, talk, think, and reason. This disease begins between the |
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19-Jun-2018 | News in Details |
| 6 | South Korea and US agree to suspend planning of Ulchi-Freedom Guardian military drill, says Seoul | Seoul: South Korean and US officials confirmed the suspension of scheduled joint military drills on Tuesday, making good on a pledge by President Donald Trump during his summit with North Korea's leader. Seoul, which has a large number of US troops on its soil to help protect it from its hostile northern neighbour, said the suspension would affect the large-scale Ulchi-Freedom Guardian exercises slated for August. "South Korea and the US plan to continue discussions for further measures," said the South's |
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19-Jun-2018 | News in Details |
| 7 | BJP-PDP alliance ends in J&K; decision taken by PM Modi | BJP pulls out of its alliance with Mehbooba Mufti’s PDP.
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19-Jun-2018 | News in Details |
| 8 | Chanda Kochhar Goes On Leave, ICICI Bank Names Sandeep Bakhshi As COO | ICICI Bank Ltd.’s Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Chanda Kochhar will go on leave till an independent probe into allegations of impropriety against her is completed. The private lender named Sandeep Bakhshi as its chief operating officer for five years, according to a bank statement filed with the stock exchanges after a day-long board meeting. Bakhshi, currently COO designate, will take over as COO on June 19 or on receiving regulatory and other approvals, whichever is later. He will be responsible for handling all the businesses and corporate centre functions at the |
19-Jun-2018 | News in Details | |
| 9 | South Korea says sanctions on North should be eased after it takes 'meaningful steps' towards denuclearisation | Seoul: South Korea on Monday said that sanctions against North Korea could be eased once it takes "substantive steps towards denuclearisation", seemingly setting the bar lower than Washington for such a move. Last week's Singapore summit between US president Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Amid fears that the summit would weaken the international coalition against North Korea's nuclear programme, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo stressed after the meeting that sanctions would remain in place until North Korea's complete But his South Korean counterpart suggested on Monday that they could be eased sooner. |
18-Jun-2018 | News in Details | |
| 10 | World Bank approves $700 mn to improve primary education in Bangladesh | Dhaka [Bangladesh], June The Quality Learning for All Program ( It will also finance implementation of the government's Fourth Primary Education Development Program (PEDP4), Dhaka Tribune reported. The World Bank praised Bangladesh's progress in improving access to education. "Today almost every child steps into a classroom and eight out of 10 children completes primary education," Dhaka Tribune quoted Qimiao Fan, the World Bank country director for Bangladesh, Bhutan, and Nepal as saying. |
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18-Jun-2018 | News in Details |