Rajnath Singh Inaugurates Mega Drone Show At Hindon Airbase In UP

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday inaugurated a mega drone show being hosted at the Hindon airbase here.

The show -- Bharat Drone Shakti 2023 -- is being jointly organised by the Indian Air Force and Drone Federation of India (DFI).

Mr Singh opened the mega drone show and also watched a few aerial demonstrations of the drones. Later, he also visited the exhibition area and some of the stalls.

An officials Drone Federation of India said around 75 drones are on static display and over 50 will be displayed aerially during the course of the show.

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"I Also Worry...": OpenAI CEO Sam Altman On AI Regulation

The CEO of ChatGPT maker OpenAI said on Monday that it was possible to get regulation wrong but it is important and should not be feared, amid global concerns about rapid advances in artificial intelligence, or AI.

Many countries are planning AI regulation, and Britain is hosting a global AI safety summit in November, focusing on understanding the risks posed by the frontier technology and how national and international frameworks could be supported.

Sam Altman, CEO and the public face of the startup OpenAI, backed by Microsoft Corp, said during a visit to Taipei that although he was not that worried about government over-regulation, it could happen.

"I also worry about under-regulation. People in our industry bash regulation a lot. We've been calling for regulation, but only of the most powerful systems," he said.

"Models that are like 10,000 times the power of GPT4, models that are like as smart as human civilization, whatever, those probably deserve some regulation," added Sam Altman, speaking at an AI event hosted by the charitable foundation of Terry Gou, the founder of major Apple supplier Foxconn.

Mr Altman said that in the tech industry there is a "reflexive anti-regulation thing".

"Regulation has been not a pure good, but it's been good in a lot of ways. I don't want to have to make an opinion about every time I step on an airplane how safe it's going to be, but I trust that they're pretty safe and I think regulation has been a positive good there," he said.

"It is possible to get regulation wrong, but I don't think we sit around and fear it. In fact we think some version of it is important."

Terry Gou, currently running as an independent candidate to be Taiwan's next president, sat in the audience, but did not speak at the forum.

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Man's Backflip Stunt In Delhi Metro Ends In Epic Fail, Internet Asks ''What Was The Need?''

These days, several videos from the Delhi Metro have created quite a buzz on the internet. Despite repeated reminders about the ban on filming videos inside the train coaches by Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC), clips of people dancing or performing peculiar stunts inside Delhi metro coaches have seen a massive rise. In fact, it has become a trend. 

In one such video, a man attempted a backflip stunt inside the Delhi Metro only to fail miserably in the end. The video shared on the Instagram profile 'chaman flipper', shows the man getting ready for his big flip, while everybody is watching him. He makes the jump but loses control and ends up falling on his head. At the end of the video, he can be seen holding his head in pain. 

Sharing the post, he wrote, “Metro mein chot lag gai. (I got hurt in the metro).”

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The video has gone viral, with many social media users criticising his stunt. Many called such activities ''a nuisance'', and wondered why so many people were shooting such videos on the metro. Some others made fun of him, while others expressed concern over his fall.

"Catch this guy and hand him over to the cops. Doing such activities on the metro is risky,'' commented one user.  Another commented, ''Who asked you to perform such stunts when you don't know how to do it? You made a fool of yourself.''

A third joked, ''Due to embarrassment, he must have left the metro at the next station.'' A fourth wrote, ''If you attempt it from that low, this is bound to happen.'' A fifth added, ''Oh God, hope you are okay. If you do this in the metro, you will get hurt only.''

Last month, a video of a digital creator, who is also an athlete, doing somersaults in Bengaluru metro went viral. Filming of reels on the metro's premises has led to controversies and attracted authorities' attention. DMRC has time and again warned commuters not to film videos inside metro coaches but to no avail.

Recently, yet another concerning clip of a couple getting intimate in the Delhi metro surfaced online. In the undated clip, a couple was seen hugging and kissing near the automated doors of a moving metro train.

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"Decision By Month-End": YS Sharmila On Merger Possibility With Congress

YSR Telangana Party founder YS Sharmila on Monday said any possibility of working with the Congress will be finalised by the end of this month.

YS Sharmila, sister of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, held a meeting with senior functionaries and workers of the party and discussed various aspects in connection with the upcoming Telangana State Assembly elections, a press release said.

"The YSR Telangana Party chief stated that any possibility of working with the Congress will be finalised by the end of September, as the notification (for the assembly polls) timing is fast nearing. If no alliance fructifies, then the party will contest in all 119 Constituencies,” the release said.

Sharmila also said she would tour across all assembly segments starting October second week.

In today's meeting, the party chief assured the workers that their efforts will be recognised and their interests will be protected, the release added.

It was speculated that Sharmila would formally meet AICC leaders during the recently held Congress Working Committee meeting here a few days ago.

She earlier said that her discussions with Congress party on working together or a possible merger have come to a final stage. She had also met Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi in the national capital.

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Homemade Shikanji On-The-Go: A DIY Premix You Need Right Now

In India, there is no dearth of coolers to quench thirst and soothe our souls. Chaas, lassi, sherbet, and more - options are many, with each having its unique note to savour. But what reigns supreme is a soothing glass of shikanji! Made with lemon juice and a mix of spices, shikanji tugs at heartstrings with its earthy flavour and comforting aroma. And the fact that you can make it at home gives the drink an additional edge. But have you ever considered carrying your homemade shikanji while travelling? Most probably you haven't; after all, no one wants to risk spillage in their precious bags or on clothes. Right? What if we say we have the perfect solution to this universal problem? You heard us. Today, we've got you a shikanji premix recipe that is travel-friendly and super easy to make.

What Makes Shikanji So Unique?

- It includes easily available ingredients:

We all love the burst of flavours shikanji offers. But you don't need anything out of the world to achieve the flavour profile of the drink. Instead, scan through your spice rack and pick jeera, black pepper, salt, etc., to make this popular drink and relish.

- It has an earthy flavour profile:

The tanginess of lemon, the strong aroma of black salt, and the zing of cumin and black pepper all come together to create a unique flavour profile of the dish that is balanced yet very strong in nature.

- It soothes your soul instantly:

Lemon instantly cools you down and balances the body temperature, especially during summer. Alongside, the concoction of salt and sugar works as an electrolyte, balancing the water level in the body.

- It is loaded with nutrients:

Every ingredient of the drink is nutritious. Lemon loads you with vitamin C, while jeera is a storehouse of antioxidants. Alongside, rock salt adds sodium and iron to the body, fortifying the drink with every essential nutrient to stay healthy.
Also Read: 7 Recipes To Reinvent Plain Nimbu Pani To Make Interesting Drinks

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What Is So Special About Homemade Shikanji?

Shikanji is easily available at every nook and corner of your city. But we believe there's something very unique about the homemade ones. Wonder what? It's the possibility to customize ingredients as per your palate. Some like it sweeter, while some enjoy it with extra salt. Then there are some who like adding mint and pudina to the drink for added flavors. Making the drink at home opens immense possibilities to explore and experiment with the recipe of a classic shikanji.

DIY Shikanji Premix: How To Make Shikanji Premix

The recipe is very simple. All you need to do is roast cumin and black pepper and grind them with dry ginger powder, rock salt, mishri (rock candy), and some dry mango powder.
Now, whenever you feel like drinking shikanji, add a spoonful of the mix in a glass with water and lemon juice and mix well. That's it! You have a perfect shikanji ready to be relished. Click here for the detailed recipe of the premix.
Try this recipe at home and let us know how you liked it!

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