‘Personality rights’: Remove AI-generated content on actor Shilpa Shetty, says Bombay high court | Mumbai News

MUMBAI: Bombay high court on Friday, in an interim order, granted relief to actor Shilpa Shetty in her plea to restrain several known and unknown social media platforms, artificial intelligence (AI)-linked entities, and others, including all unknown persons, from posting manipulated or morphed images and videos of her, alleging violation of her “personality rights.”The HC…

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Delhi air pollution: Several areas record ‘very poor’ and ‘severe’ levels; thick smog reduces visibility | Delhi News

NEW DELHI: Delhi’s air quality worsened again on Saturday after a brief improvement earlier in the week, with several parts of the city recording pollution levels in the ‘very poor’ and ‘severe’ categories. Residents across the capital woke up to thick smog, which reduced visibility in many areas. According to data from the Central Pollution…

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Mumbai: Woman sentenced to 10-year rigorous imprisonment for trafficking 17-year-old daughter | Mumbai News

Mumbai: A sessions court convicted and sentenced a 38-year-old mother to 10 years imprisonment for trafficking her 17-year-old daughter for the purpose of sex work, noting that her actions warranted no leniency. She was also charged with seven-year terms for violations of the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act and three years under the Juvenile Justice Act….

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‘Vendetta’: Delhi HC scraps CISF officer’s forced retirement; restores pension and service till superannuation | Delhi News

NEW DELHI: The Delhi high court has quashed a 20-year-old official order to compulsorily retire a CISF officer, now 72, over sexual harassment, ruling that the allegations made in 1998 by a woman constable “reek of vengeance rather than genuine harassment”. HC also found that even after being cleared three times, senior officers constituted yet…

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Mumbai: Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation mandates stricter labelling rules for solvent manufacturers after cough syrup tragedies that killed at least 25 children | Mumbai News

Mumbai: The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) has mandated stricter labelling rules for solvent manufacturers in response to the contaminated cough syrup tragedies that killed at least 25 children in Madhya Pradesh in Oct. The new guidelines, issued to state FDAs are to prevent industrial chemicals from entering the medicinal supply chain.The earlier deaths…

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