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International Dog Day: 6 Reasons Why Dogs Are the Perfect Companion for Humans

In festival of Worldwide Hottest time of the year, which falls on August 26th, we investigate the significant and persevering through connection among people and canines. Canines have been our unwavering allies for millennia, offering fondness as well as a large number of advantages that upgrade our lives in different ways. The following are six convincing justifications for why canines are viewed as the ideal allies for people.
Unrestricted Love and Warmth
Canines have an unprecedented capacity to give unrestricted love and unflinching fondness. Dr. Jane Smith, a canine conduct master, makes sense of, “Canines don’t pass judgment on us in view of our appearance, riches, or societal position. They love us for what our identity is, and their friendship is a consistent wellspring of solace and bliss.”
Daily reassurance
Research has demonstrated the way that investing energy with canines can decrease pressure, tension, and wretchedness. Sarah Johnson, a clinician work in creature helped treatment, expresses, “The presence of a canine can deliver oxytocin, a chemical that advances sensations of trust and holding, which lightens close to home pain.”
Active work and Exercise
Canines are phenomenal inspirations for actual work. Standard strolls and recess with a canine friend energize a more dynamic way of life. “Having a canine urges individuals to get outside and participate in actual activity, which is fundamental for keeping up with great wellbeing,” says Dr. David Anderson, a wellness master.
Friendship for All Ages
Canines offer friendship to individuals of any age, from kids to the old. Linda Carter, a senior consideration subject matter expert, notes, “For seniors, particularly those living alone, canines give friendship as well as a feeling of inspiration and schedule, which can work on generally speaking prosperity.”
Feeling of safety
Canines have been watching and safeguarding human homes for quite a long time. Their sharp detects make them superb guard dogs, giving a conviction that all is good to their proprietors. Official James Mitchell, a canine unit controller, adds, “Canines have an inborn capacity to detect risk and go about as an obstacle to likely dangers.”
Social Association
Strolling a canine or visiting a canine park frequently prompts social cooperations with other canine proprietors. This can encourage a feeling of local area and set out open doors for building companionships. As per social scientist Dr. Emily Davis, “Canines act as regular ice breakers, assisting individuals with interfacing with others and battle sensations of disengagement.”
On Global Hottest time of the year, it’s clear that canines are something other than pets; they are treasured individuals from our families and crucial parts of our lives. Their immovable unwaveringness, everyday reassurance, and endless different commitments make them the ideal allies for people, enhancing our lives in limitless ways.
In this way, whether you’re going through the day with your dedicated shaggy companion or considering embracing a canine, pause for a minute to see the value in the unbelievable connection among people and these wonderful creatures.

August 26, 2023
RAW exempted under RTI Act unless human rights or corruption an issue: Delhi HC

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New Delhi: India’s external intelligence agency RAW is an exempted organisation under the Right to Information Act and unless the information sought by an RTI applicant relates to human rights or corruption issues, it is not liable to be disclosed, the Delhi High Court has said.
The court’s order came on a petition by an RTI applicant for disclosure of information on the residences of a former RAW chief during a certain period.
The court refused to interfere with the CIC order refusing to supply the information to the petitioner and observed that Section 24 of the Right to Information Act provides that it does not apply to the security and intelligence organisations specified in its Second Schedule and Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) was one of them.

“RAW is an organisation which is specifically mentioned in the Schedule to the RTI Act. It is an exempt organisation. Unless the nature of information sought relates to human rights or corruption related issues, information is not liable to be disclosed,” said Justice Prathiba M Singh in a recent order.
“In the present petition, the nature of information sought, i.e., the residences of the subject person who was the head of RAW which is a security agency, would not be covered in the exemption. In view of the above discussion, the impugned order does not deserve to be interfered with,” ordered the court.
In January 2012, petitioner Nisha Priya Bhatia had sought “certified copies of applications for allotment of government accommodation made by Shri S.K. Tripathi; IPS (UP; 1972) between 1986 to present” from the Directorate of Estates, Government of India under the RTI Act.
When the matter reached the CIC after the petitioner received no reply, the CIC in 2017 concluded that RAW was covered by Section 24 as an exempt organisation and no case of human rights or corruption is made out in the present case to attract the exception.

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May 3, 2023
Human Trafficking Cases Lowest In JK: LG Sinha

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SRINAGAR: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha addressed the National Seminar on Anti Human Trafficking Awareness organized by National Commission for Women, in collaboration with Social Welfare Department and J&K Police on Thursday.
In his address, the Lt Governor shared valuable suggestions to effectively deal with the challenges of Human Trafficking in a comprehensive manner.
“Trafficking in persons is the most heinous form of organized crime which requires holistic and coordinated action by all the stakeholders at all levels,” said the Lt Governor.
“Law enforcement agencies, civil society groups, youth and every section of the society must unite to raise awareness of this issue, safeguards people from exploitation, effectively combat this violent crime and to dismantle the criminal network,” he added.
The Lt Governor asked the Anti-human trafficking cells to forge partnership with youth clubs and civil society groups.
“Anti-Human trafficking cell in the districts require a comprehensive approach and partnership with civil society and youth to prevent trafficking and assist the law enforcement agencies to punish the traffickers. Our small effort can save many innocent people from exploitation,” he said.
The Lt Governor stressed upon the Law enforcement agencies to analyze three important aspects – origin, transit & destination and prepare a Priority Action Plan to strike at the root of Human Trafficking Network.
“In order to eradicate this crime, our coordinate response must focus on vulnerable groups such as children, women, labourers, displaced persons and it should be ensured they are identified & sufficiently protected,” the Lt Governor said.

The Lt Governor said the Government has adopted a policy of zero tolerance for crime against women and committed to punish the criminal networks or individuals behind this heinous crime.
J&K UT has lowest number of cases of human trafficking. Rescue and rehabilitation is the priority. We are also fully committed to setting up Anti-Human Trafficking Cells in all the districts of J&K. Moreover, 202 women’s help desks have been set up in all the police stations of the UT, he further added.
The Lt Governor also highlighted the significant role of security forces in establishing peace in J&K and ensuring safety of the people.
On the occasion, the Lt Governor announced recruitment for the posts of Anganwadi’s Sangini and Sahayika. More than 4000 appointments will be made in a transparent manner soon. District Commissioners have been directed to complete the recruitment process within one month, he added.
Justice N. Kotiswar Singh, Chief Justice of J&K and Ladakh High Court said, the human trafficking mainly affects women and children. We should focus on the prevention part and the judiciary has a role to play where perpetrators are taken to task, he added.
Rekha Sharma, Chairperson, National Commission for Women stressed upon awareness in the society. Dr Arun Kumar Mehta, Chief Secretary reiterated the UT Administration’s commitment to eradicate Human Trafficking.
Members of National Commission for Women, senior officials from civil administration, police & other law enforcement agencies, and civil society members were present.

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( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

April 27, 2023
Lt Governor addresses National Seminar on Anti Human Trafficking Awareness by National Commission for Women

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SRINAGAR, APRIL 27: Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha addressed the National Seminar on Anti Human Trafficking Awareness organized by National Commission for Women, in collaboration with Social Welfare Department and J&K Police, today.
In his address, the Lt Governor shared valuable suggestions to effectively deal with the challenges of Human Trafficking in a comprehensive manner.
“Trafficking in persons is the most heinous form of organized crime which requires holistic and coordinated action by all the stakeholders at all levels,” said the Lt Governor.
“Law enforcement agencies, civil society groups, youth and every section of the society must unite to raise awareness of this issue, safeguards people from exploitation, effectively combat this violent crime and to dismantle the criminal network,” he added.
The Lt Governor asked the Anti-human trafficking cells to forge partnership with youth clubs and civil society groups.
“Anti-Human trafficking cell in the districts require a comprehensive approach and partnership with civil society and youth to prevent trafficking and assist the law enforcement agencies to punish the traffickers. Our small effort can save many innocent people from exploitation,” he said.
The Lt Governor stressed upon the Law enforcement agencies to analyze three important aspects – origin, transit & destination and prepare a Priority Action Plan to strike at the root of Human Trafficking Network.
“In order to eradicate this crime, our coordinate response must focus on vulnerable groups such as children, women, labourers, displaced persons and it should be ensured they are identified & sufficiently protected,” the Lt Governor said.

The Lt Governor said the Government has adopted a policy of zero tolerance for crime against women and committed to punish the criminal networks or individuals behind this heinous crime.
J&K UT has lowest number of cases of human trafficking. Rescue and rehabilitation is the priority. We are also fully committed to setting up Anti-Human Trafficking Cells in all the districts of J&K. Moreover, 202 women’s help desks have been set up in all the police stations of the UT, he further added.
The Lt Governor also highlighted the significant role of security forces in establishing peace in J&K and ensuring safety of the people.
On the occasion, the Lt Governor announced recruitment for the posts of Anganwadi’s Sangini and Sahayika. More than 4000 appointments will be made in a transparent manner soon. District Commissioners have been directed to complete the recruitment process within one month, he added.
Sh. Justice N. Kotiswar Singh, Hon’ble Chief Justice of J&K and Ladakh High Court said, the human trafficking mainly affects women and children. We should focus on the prevention part and the judiciary has a role to play where perpetrators are taken to task, he added.
Ms Rekha Sharma, Chairperson, National Commission for Women stressed upon awareness in the society. Dr Arun Kumar Mehta, Chief Secretary reiterated the UT Administration’s commitment to eradicate Human Trafficking.
Members of National Commission for Women, senior officials from civil administration, police & other law enforcement agencies, and civil society members were present.
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( With inputs from : roshankashmir.net )

April 27, 2023
Human blood stains found in Atiq Ahmed’s office: Forensic report

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Prayagraj: In a shocking development, the forensic examination report has confirmed that the blood stains found in the partially demolished office of gangster Atiq Ahmed in Uttar Pradesh’s Prayagraj district was human blood, police said.
The report was handed over to the Special Investigation Team late on Wednesday night.
The blood stains and a blood smeared knife was found inside the office in Chakia on Monday after which the forensic team was called in to take the samples.

Police sources said that investigations had revealed that the demolished and abandoned building was being frequented by some local drug addicts.
The police have detained some of the addicts for interrogation and some of them had injuries.
The development follows days after Atiq Ahmed and his brother Ashraf were shot dead by three men while they were being taken for medical examination in Prayagraj by a police team. The two brothers were in police custody and the entire shooting was captured live on camera.
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April 27, 2023
Human waste in water tank case: DNA test of 11 people today

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Chennai: DNA samples of 11 people will be collected on Tuesday in connection with the Vengavayil case in which human feces were found dumped in a water tank that supplies drinking water to a Dalit colony.
According to sources, the DNA samples, including that of policemen, are to be collected at Pudukkottai Government Medical College.
The move follows a directive from a Pudukkottai special court. The court has also directed the presence of an Assistant professor of Pudukottai Government Medical College when samples are taken.

The shocking incident of human excreta found in an overhead water tank that supplies drinking water to a Dalit colony in Vengavayil in Pudukottai district had hit national headlines.
Presence of human waste was detected after a test was conducted in the drinking water since many people in the colony fell ill. The incident occurred in December and after initial investigations by the local police, the Crime Branch CID is now investigating the case.
Several Dalit outfits, including the Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK), have been insisting on transferring the case to the CBI.
The DNA test is being conducted to identify the people whose feces were found in the overhead water tank.

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April 25, 2023
8-yr-old boy murdered in Hyderabad, family suspect human sacrifice

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Hyderabad: An eight-year-old boy was brutally murdered in Hyderabad in what his family has suspected to be a case of human sacrifice. But the police said they have no evidence of it.
The body of Abdul Wahid was found in a drain in Moosapet early Friday.
The boy went missing on Thursday from his house in Allauddin Koti area of Sanath Nagar and his family had lodged a complaint with the police.

Police have arrested Imran, a transgender, and four others for the murder. The victim’s family ransacked his house and claimed to have found indications of a human sacrifice.
However, the police said the boy was murdered over a financial dispute between Imran and the boy’s father Waseem Khan, who runs a business of readymade garments.
After the boy went missing on Thursday evening, his father had lodged a complaint with the police. Based on CCTV footage in the area, police arrested Imran, who confessed to killing the boy and throwing the body in a drain.
According to the victim’s family, Imran had asked the boy to fetch ORS. When the boy, who was fasting, went to Imran’s house to give the ORS packet, the latter caught hold of him.
The accused strangled him to death by forcibly dipping his head in the bucket filled with water. After confirming the child had died, Imran, with the help of an auto-rickshaw driver, stuffed the body in the water bucket and a bag and threw it in the drain.

The murder led to high tension in the area.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Srinivas Rao said dispute over financial matters led to the murder. He, however, said if the victim’s family suspects it to be a case of human sacrifice, they will probe the case from that angle as well.
Minister for animal husbandry T. Srinivas Yadav visited the areas.
He clarified that it was not a case of human sacrifice but assured the victim’s family that culprits will not be spared.
He said a fast track court will be constituted to ensure speedy trial and punishment.
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April 21, 2023
Telangana: 34 minor boys rescued; 4 human traffickers held in Kazipet

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The Railway Protection Force (RPF) along with Telangana police rescued 34 children at the Kazipet railway station who were being trafficked from Bihar to Secunderabad, and some to Karnataka on Wednesday night.
Siasat.com spoke to RPF officials who informed that all rescued children were boys between the age group of 14 and 17 years of age.
“All were boys who were travelling on the Darbanga-Secunderabad Express. Based on a tip we conducted a search and found 34 boys. These boys were being transported for labour. Some of them told us that they had relations working in Hyderabad and had come on their request,” the official said.

The children are now under the care of the Child Welfare Committee (CWC) and District Child Protection Officers (DCPO). “After contacting their parents/guardians the children will be sent back home,” the officer said.
No arrest has been made so far. However, a few adults who were travelling with the children have been detained. “Our investigation is still on,” the official told Siasat.com.
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April 20, 2023
Future ChatGPT models to replace many human tasks: Top AI scientist

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New Delhi: The future versions of ChatGPT have the potential to replace many tasks currently performed by humans, leading AI researcher and cognitive scientist Ben Goertzel has warned.
Known for co-developing Sophia the Robot, Goertzel believes the new large language models that power generative AI will transform the world, reports ZDNet.
“You don’t need to be incredibly creative and innovative or make big leaps to do most people’s jobs, as it turns out,” Goertzel was quoted as saying.

Automated AI tools could lead to industry reshuffling and reassigning job duties.
Drive-through fast-food workers, copy editors and designers are already impacted by AI.
“Tools like Grammarly decrease the need for human copy editors,” Goertzel said.
China-based marketing and public relations agency BlueFocus is replacing third-party copy writers, designers, and short-term contractors to fully embrace generative AI like ChatGPT.
After the ChatGPT success, apps with the term ‘AI Chatbot’ or ‘AI Chat’ in either their app name, subtitle, or description on both Google and Apple app stores have increased a whopping 1,480 per cent (year-over-year) in the first quarter this year.

According to analytics firm Apptopia, just this year (through March), 158 such apps have arrived on the app stores.
However, jobs where the essence is human contact, like preschool teachers, political strategists and artists, “will not become obsolete”.
Today’s generative AIs “are able to impersonate general AIs by just having such a broad variety of training data. They don’t have to go far beyond that training data to do amazing stuff. It’s a testament to the power of computer networks and multi-GPU server farms,” he was quoted as saying.
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April 16, 2023
Hyderabad: Two human trafficking offenders sent to jail

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Hyderabad: Two men were held for allegedly organising prostitution rackets in the limits of Medipally police station under the PD act under the Rachakonda police limits.
The accused were sent to Central Prison in Cherlapally on Sunday. The accused were identified as Banala Srikanth (24) resident of Peerzadiguda and Koramatla Srinivas Rao (27) from Khammam.
According to the press release from the Cyberabad police, accused Banala Srikanth and Koramatla Srinivas Rao posted pictures of women on the “Skokka Website” named website and provided their phone numbers to buyers over Whatsapp. They also hired women from the Khammam District, rented a space in Medipally, and set up prostitution, enabling male clients to enter the property in exchange for large sums of money.

Before the project arrests in 2022 by the Medipally Police, the offender Banala Srikanth was also placed in detention under the PD Act by the police commissioner at the time. After being released from preventive prison, he again started unlawful activities, said a press release.
On receiving information, the Medipally Police raided the house at Krishna Nagar, Boduppal on 2, February 23 and arrested both the organizers and rescued one victim woman.
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April 2, 2023