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Technology · AI
How wealth shapes our view of artificial intelligence
Per capita income, it turns out, may be the single best predictors of how a population feels about AI
Source: The Hindu
Technology
IT fresher hiring rebounds; Agrani's Rs 800 crore raise
Happy Friday! After nearly two years of subdued fresher intake, hiring is picking up across the technology and IT industry. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Source: The Economic Times

Technology · AI
AI is going rogue. Who should be held responsible?
Source: The Indian Express

Politics
Why UDF convener has hit out at Kerala CM Satheesan: ‘No point in hiding resentment’
Source: The Indian Express

Business · Finance
PNG Drive 3.0 targets 50 lakh new connections, shifts focus to gas network utilisation
The third phase of the National PNG Drive would be in force until end of fiscal year 2027.
Source: The Hindu

India · Politics
In Nandigram, BJP has clear edge. But will arrest of Congress candidate backfire?
Source: The Indian Express

Gujarat · Ahmedabad
Left out of rolls after SIR? Special voter registration drive in Gujarat on 4 Sundays
Source: The Indian Express

Gujarat · Ahmedabad
Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel announces scheme to relocate Maldharis from lions’ ‘second home’
Source: The Indian Express

Business · Companies
Why Samajwadi Party fielded Reliance executive Dhanraj Nathwani in Rajya Sabha polls
Source: The Indian Express

Gujarat · Ahmedabad
‘Inaction over women safety’: Nirma varsity students hold ‘Black day’ protest
Source: The Indian Express

Sports
Wales come from behind to beat 10-man Norway
Watch the best of the action as Wales come from behind to beat Norway 2-1 in the Nations League.
Source: BBC News

Business
Govt. caps sugar stock limit for dealers to 1,000 quintals ahead of festive season
The Food Ministry said the objective of the amended rules was to “ensure that there is no unnecessary accumulation of sugar in the distribution chain” and that the supply of sugar from mills through dealers to the consumer remained “smooth”
Source: The Hindu