Research published in the journals Science and Nature on Thursday deduced that social media platforms’ algorithms do&nbsp;not create political polarisation. The research came years after regulators and activists worried that social media companies’ algorithms were fuelling divide in the US politics through toxic posts and conspiracies.&nbsp;

The research, divided into four studies, was released under the unique partnership between university researchers and Meta’s own analysts to study how social media affects political polarisation.&nbsp;

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The partnership was the result of widespread concern from thinkers and regulators regarding the use of social media platforms to funnel political news in order to affect the upcoming presidential election of 2024.

<h2>Research doubts social media platform&nbsp;algorithms fuel political polarisation&nbsp;</h2>

The initial results of the research show that a company’s social media platforms play a critical role in pivoting users to partisan information with which they are likely to agree more. But the results cast doubt on assumptions that the strategies Meta could use to discourage virality and engagement on its social networks would substantially affect people’s political beliefs.

“Algorithms are extremely influential in terms of what people see on the platform, and in terms of shaping their on-platform experience,” Joshua Tucker, co-director of the Center for Social Media and Politics at New York University and one of the leaders of the research project, said in an interview.

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Tucker further said, “Despite the fact that we find this big impact in people’s on-platform experience, we find very little impact in changes to people’s attitudes about politics and even people’s self-reported participation around politics”.

All the studies of the research were peer-reviewed before publication, which is a standard procedure in science in which papers are sent out to other experts in the field who assess the work’s merit.&nbsp;

<h2>How the research was carried out?</h2>

Researchers, as part of the project, altered the feeds of thousands of Facebook and Instagram users in the fall of 2020 to see if that could change political beliefs, knowledge or polarisation by exposing them to different information. The researchers generally concluded that such changes had little to no impact on users.&nbsp;

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The collaboration, which is expected to be released over a dozen studies, will also examine data collected after the 6 January 2021, attack on the US Capitol, Tucker said.&nbsp;

<h2>The ever-going debate&nbsp;</h2>

The findings are likely to bolster social media companies’ long-standing arguments that algorithms are not the cause of political polarisation and upheaval. 
 
Meta has claimed in the past that political polarisation and support for civic institutions started declining long before the rise of social media.&nbsp;

But critics and researchers on the other hand, who had seen the research before its release, caution that the results do not give a free hand to tech companies to alter their algorithms indiscriminately.&nbsp;

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Research published in the journals Science and Nature on Thursday deduced that social media platforms’ algorithms do not create political polarisation. The research came years after regulators and activists worried that social media companies’ algorithms were fuelling divide in the US politics through toxic posts and conspiracies.

Research published in the journals Science and Nature on Thursday deduced that social media platforms’ algorithms do not create political polarisation. The research came years after regulators and activists worried that social media companies’ algorithms were fuelling divide in the US politics through toxic posts and conspiracies. The research, divided into four studies, was released under the unique partnership between university researchers and Meta’s own analysts to study how social media affects political polarisation. Also Read | Missing or not missing? Qin Gang's references reappear on Chinese foreign ministry site The partnership was the result of widespread concern from thinkers and regulators regarding the use of social media platforms to funnel political news in order to affect the upcoming presidential election of 2024. Research doubts social media platform algorithms fuel political polarisation The initial results of the research show that a company’s social media platforms play a critical role in pivoting users to partisan information with which they are likely to agree more. But the results cast doubt on assumptions that the strategies Meta could use to discourage virality and engagement on its social networks would substantially affect people’s political beliefs. “Algorithms are extremely influential in terms of what people see on the platform, and in terms of shaping their on-platform experience,” Joshua Tucker, co-director of the Center for Social Media and Politics at New York University and one of the leaders of the research project, said in an interview. Also Read | India withdraws from games in China over stapled visa controversy Tucker further said, “Despite the fact that we find this big impact in people’s on-platform experience, we find very little impact in changes to people’s attitudes about politics and even people’s self-reported participation around politics”. All the studies of the research were peer-reviewed before publication, which is a standard procedure in science in which papers are sent out to other experts in the field who assess the work’s merit. How the research was carried out? Researchers, as part of the project, altered the feeds of thousands of Facebook and Instagram users in the fall of 2020 to see if that could change political beliefs, knowledge or polarisation by exposing them to different information. The researchers generally concluded that such changes had little to no impact on users. Also Read | Time to swipe left?: Misinformation drives 'vaccine-free' dating The collaboration, which is expected to be released over a dozen studies, will also examine data collected after the 6 January 2021, attack on the US Capitol, Tucker said. The ever-going debate The findings are likely to bolster social media companies’ long-standing arguments that algorithms are not the cause of political polarisation and upheaval. Meta has claimed in the past that political polarisation and support for civic institutions started declining long before the rise of social media. But critics and researchers on the other hand, who had seen the research before its release, caution that the results do not give a free hand to tech companies to alter their algorithms indiscriminately. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Inauguration Of Mesmerising ITPO Complex By PM Modi 

PM Narendra Modi inaugurated the International Exhibition-cum-Convention Centre (IECC) complex in the national capital on Wednesday and unveiled its new name — Bharat Mandapam. 

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The revamped IECC complex at Pragati Maidan was developed as a national project at a cost of about Rs 2,700 crore and covers an area of approximately 123 acres. 

The Prime Minister’s vision of having world-class infrastructure for hosting meetings, conferences and exhibitions in the country led to the conceptualisation of the IECC at Pragati Maidan. 

Artists performed at the inauguration of the redeveloped IECC complex at Pragati Maidan. The inaugural ceremony was followed by fireworks at the venue. 

Prime Minister also interacted with the workers who were involved in the construction of the complex and felicitated them.

Inauguration Of Mesmerising ITPO Complex By PM Modi

Public opinion of honesty and ethical standards:
Very high: 29%
High: 50%
Average: 17%
Low: 3%
Very low: 1%

Public opinion of honesty and ethical standards:
Very high: 17%
High: 45%
Average: 28%
Low: 7%
Very low: 3%

Public opinion of honesty and ethical standards:
Very high: 14%
High: 44%
Average: 34%
Low: 5%
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Public opinion of honesty and ethical standards:
Very high: 14%
High: 39%
Average: 31%
Low: 12%
Very low: 3%

Public opinion of honesty and ethical standards:
Very high: 13%
High: 37%
Average: 32%
Low: 11%
Very low: 7%

Public opinion of honesty and ethical standards:
Very high: 7%
High: 34%
Average: 50%
Low: 6%
Very low: 1%

Public opinion of honesty and ethical standards:
Very high: 8%
High: 31%
Average: 42%
Low: 13%
Very low: 6%

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Veteran Punjabi singer Surinder Pal Dhami, better known as Surinder Shinda, passed away Wednesday after suffering from a prolonged illness at Ludhiana’s Dayanand Medical College and Hospital (DMCH). He was 70. People from the Punjabi music fraternity and several politicians expressed grief over Shinda’s death.&nbsp;

Punjab’s Chief Minister Bhagwat Mann expressed his condolences on X (formerly Twitter), “Very sad to hear the news of the death of famous singer Surinder Shinda ji... The voice of Punjab has gone silent forever”.&nbsp;

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Shinda was admitted to DMCH on July 15 and has been on a ventilator since then. DMCH principal head, Dr Dandeep Puri, who treated the singer, said that he was in a critical state at the time of admission and had slipped into a coma. His condition deteriorated by kidney failure.&nbsp;

Shinda is survived by his wife Joginder Kaur and son Maninder Shinda, who is a singer.

<h2>Surinder Shinda: From a carpenter’s son to becoming legendary Punjabi singer&nbsp;</h2>

Surinder Shinda&nbsp;was born in a carpenter’s family in 1953 in Choti Ayali village, Ludhiana, Punjab. He was a colleague of Kuldeep Manak and also taught music to the late Amar Singh Chamkila, who was a legendary singer himself.&nbsp;

Having had a modest upbringing, Shinda never stopped dreaming of making&nbsp;it big in the Punjabi music industry. His father, Bachan Ram was his first guru. Shinda’s father being a fine classical singer himself gave Shinda the exposure and environment to groom himself into a class Punjabi singer. He started learning music at the tender age of 4.&nbsp;

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In search of a better career, Bachan shifted to Ludhiana and sent Shinda to Government Multipurpose School in Lakkar Bazar in the city. Rajinder Basant, a popular businessman whose Basant Ice-Creams brand is very popular in north India, was his classmate.

After completing higher secondary education, Shinda enrolled for a diploma in mechanical engineering in Ludhiana and briefly worked at a private firm before becoming a full-time singer.

Shinda began his career in singing in 1959 and released more than 160 music albums. His last album was released in 2017, titled Vella.

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He gave numerous hit songs during his illustrious career including "Jatt Jeona Morh", "Putt Jattan De", "Truck Billiya", "Balbiro Bhabhi" and "Kaher Singh Di Mout".

In 2013, Shinda was conferred with the Lifetime Achievement award at the Brit Asia TV Music Awards. He was also honoured by the Government of Punjab with the ‘Shiromani Gayak Award’.&nbsp;

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Veteran Punjabi singer Surinder Pal Dhami, better known as Surinder Shinda, passed away Wednesday after suffering from a prolonged illness at Ludhiana’s Dayanand Medical College and Hospital (DMCH).

Veteran Punjabi singer Surinder Pal Dhami, better known as Surinder Shinda, passed away Wednesday after suffering from a prolonged illness at Ludhiana’s Dayanand Medical College and Hospital (DMCH). He was 70. People from the Punjabi music fraternity and several politicians expressed grief over Shinda’s death. Punjab’s Chief Minister Bhagwat Mann expressed his condolences on X (formerly Twitter), “Very sad to hear the news of the death of famous singer Surinder Shinda ji... The voice of Punjab has gone silent forever”. Also Read | Oppenheimer's grandson disapproves of THIS scene in Nolan's film: The part I like least... Shinda was admitted to DMCH on July 15 and has been on a ventilator since then. DMCH principal head, Dr Dandeep Puri, who treated the singer, said that he was in a critical state at the time of admission and had slipped into a coma. His condition deteriorated by kidney failure. Shinda is survived by his wife Joginder Kaur and son Maninder Shinda, who is a singer. Surinder Shinda: From a carpenter’s son to becoming legendary Punjabi singer Surinder Shinda was born in a carpenter’s family in 1953 in Choti Ayali village, Ludhiana, Punjab. He was a colleague of Kuldeep Manak and also taught music to the late Amar Singh Chamkila, who was a legendary singer himself. Having had a modest upbringing, Shinda never stopped dreaming of making it big in the Punjabi music industry. His father, Bachan Ram was his first guru. Shinda’s father being a fine classical singer himself gave Shinda the exposure and environment to groom himself into a class Punjabi singer. He started learning music at the tender age of 4. Also Read | Back to the Future cast had a mini-reunion to celebrate Broadway musical on the cult film In search of a better career, Bachan shifted to Ludhiana and sent Shinda to Government Multipurpose School in Lakkar Bazar in the city. Rajinder Basant, a popular businessman whose Basant Ice-Creams brand is very popular in north India, was his classmate. After completing higher secondary education, Shinda enrolled for a diploma in mechanical engineering in Ludhiana and briefly worked at a private firm before becoming a full-time singer. Shinda began his career in singing in 1959 and released more than 160 music albums. His last album was released in 2017, titled Vella. Also Read | Actor with dwarfism criticises Hugh Grant's Oompa-Loompa casting in Wonka: They've enlarged his head... He gave numerous hit songs during his illustrious career including "Jatt Jeona Morh", "Putt Jattan De", "Truck Billiya", "Balbiro Bhabhi" and "Kaher Singh Di Mout". In 2013, Shinda was conferred with the Lifetime Achievement award at the Brit Asia TV Music Awards. He was also honoured by the Government of Punjab with the ‘Shiromani Gayak Award’. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Irish singer and activist, Sinéad O'Connor, known for her remarkable music and outspoken advocacy, has passed away at the age of 56. She sold millions of records following the 1990 album 'I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got'. Here are some of her top hits of all time.

This is one of O'Connor's best-known hits by far. It was written by Prince which the Irish singer turned into a power ballad evoking the painful emptiness experienced by a jilted lover. It was released in 1990.

This was released as the second single from her debut album, 'The Lion and the Cobra', in 1987. It became a runaway hit on college radio stations and the Irish singer performed it on the US programme 'Late Night with David Letterman.'

Her second-highest charting song on Billboard was from her album 'I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got'.

This track does not appear on any of O'Connor's studio albums but was lauded by critics after it was released as the soundtrack to the 1993 film "In the Name of the Father," which starred Daniel Day-Lewis and Emma Thompson.

This track became her third-biggest hit and she called it her "most personal" track. The song's lyrics point to the cost of material success, and how fame can damage familial and romantic relationships.

Sinéad O'Connor's Top 5 All-Time Hits

In a rare shocking incident, a 29-year-old man from Pune was looted twice in just a span of a few minutes. The incident was reported in Bhosari in Pune on July 20, when a man reported double theft of his mobile phone and bike. What makes it a bizarre incident is the fact that the man got played both times in the name of help. First another man sought his help, while later the victim asked another man for help.

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One of the accused first fled with his mobile phone on the pretext of calling home and later when he was heading towards the police station to lodge a complaint about the stolen mobile phone, the other accused ran away with his bike on the pretext of helping him reach the police station and lodge a complaint in the matter.&nbsp;

The victim had come to Pune around two months ago with a private job at Mhalunge MIDC and did not know the city well, said his brother-in-law.&nbsp;

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“He is staying with us at Vishrantwadi and works with an electronics company in Mhalunge MIDC. He uses his uncle’s bike to reach Bhosari, from where he boards the bus meant for the company staffers,” his brother-in-law said.&nbsp;

<h2>Double blow&nbsp;</h2>

According to police, an unidentified person approached the complainant seeking help to call his home and claimed that he does not have his own mobile phone. The complainant with good intentions gave him his mobile phone to contact his family members. But the one seeking help was a thief as he ran away with the mobile phone.

In another incident, the victim who was unaware of the locality approached a person standing nearby to find the address of the local police station. The man&nbsp;assured him of help&nbsp;and said that he knows several policemen at the local police station.&nbsp;

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In return, he asked the victim to get a cigarette for him. However, as the victim reached a nearby shop to get a cigarette the accused ran away with his bike.&nbsp;

The victim, later on, checked his phone and got to know that the man who fled with his mobile phone had made a Rs 3,000 money transfer through a UPI transaction.

Police have booked two unidentified men under Sections 406 and 420 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).&nbsp;Further investigations into the matter are underway.&nbsp;

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In a rare shocking incident, a 29-year-old man from Pune was looted twice in just a span of a few minutes. The incident was reported in Bhosari in Pune on July 20, when a man reported double theft of his mobile phone and bike.

In a rare shocking incident, a 29-year-old man from Pune was looted twice in just a span of a few minutes. The incident was reported in Bhosari in Pune on July 20, when a man reported double theft of his mobile phone and bike. What makes it a bizarre incident is the fact that the man got played both times in the name of help. First another man sought his help, while later the victim asked another man for help. Also Read | PM Modi in Rajasthan: Govt won't let farmers suffer, taking decisions in their interest One of the accused first fled with his mobile phone on the pretext of calling home and later when he was heading towards the police station to lodge a complaint about the stolen mobile phone, the other accused ran away with his bike on the pretext of helping him reach the police station and lodge a complaint in the matter. The victim had come to Pune around two months ago with a private job at Mhalunge MIDC and did not know the city well, said his brother-in-law. Also Read | VIDEO: Speeding car hits bike and two schoolgirls in hit-and-run case in India's Karnataka “He is staying with us at Vishrantwadi and works with an electronics company in Mhalunge MIDC. He uses his uncle’s bike to reach Bhosari, from where he boards the bus meant for the company staffers,” his brother-in-law said. Double blow According to police, an unidentified person approached the complainant seeking help to call his home and claimed that he does not have his own mobile phone. The complainant with good intentions gave him his mobile phone to contact his family members. But the one seeking help was a thief as he ran away with the mobile phone. In another incident, the victim who was unaware of the locality approached a person standing nearby to find the address of the local police station. The man assured him of help and said that he knows several policemen at the local police station. Also Read | Naked woman pulls up car, takes out gun, opens fire on California Bridge; video goes viral In return, he asked the victim to get a cigarette for him. However, as the victim reached a nearby shop to get a cigarette the accused ran away with his bike. The victim, later on, checked his phone and got to know that the man who fled with his mobile phone had made a Rs 3,000 money transfer through a UPI transaction. Police have booked two unidentified men under Sections 406 and 420 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). Further investigations into the matter are underway. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Double blow: Indian man robbed of phone loses bike to another thief few minutes later

IND vs WI 1st ODI free live streaming: The three-match ODI series between India and West Indies will kick off with the first ODI match on July 27 in Barbados. The white-ball matches between IND and WI come fast on the heels of the conclusion of the Test series, with the focus shifting to ODI cricket in particular.&nbsp;

India will look to get their play in order before the massively important Asia Cup. With significant players such as Jasprit Bumrah, Rishab Pant, and Shreyas Iyer missing, their deputies will try to earn their spots as starters for the biggest tournament of them all.&nbsp;

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The West Indies, on the other hand, begin their own journey, which is more long-term and will take this series from a perspective of restructuring their approach to ODI cricket. For the first time in their history, West Indies will miss out on the World Cup, a massive blow to the identity of the team.&nbsp;

Here are all the live-streaming details of the upcoming match.&nbsp;

<h2>IND vs WI 1st ODI free live streaming: Details</h2>

<h2>When is the West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023?</h2>

West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023 is scheduled to be played on July 27.

<h2>Where is the West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023 scheduled to be played?</h2>

West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023 will be played at Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados.

<h2>What time will the West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023 begin?</h2>

The West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023 will start at 7:00 PM IST (9:30 AM local). The toss for the same will take place at 6:30 pm.

<h2>Which TV channel will broadcast the West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023?</h2>

West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023 will be broadcast on the Doordarshan Sports channel.

<h2>Where can I catch the live streaming of West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023?</h2>

The Live Streaming of West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023 will be available on the JioCinema app and website. 
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IND vs WI 1st ODI free live streaming: The three-match ODI series between India and West Indies will kick off with the first ODI match on July 27 in Barbados. The white-ball matches between IND and WI come fast on the heels of the conclusion of the Test series, with the focus shifting to ODI cricket in particular.

IND vs WI 1st ODI free live streaming: The three-match ODI series between India and West Indies will kick off with the first ODI match on July 27 in Barbados. The white-ball matches between IND and WI come fast on the heels of the conclusion of the Test series, with the focus shifting to ODI cricket in particular. India will look to get their play in order before the massively important Asia Cup. With significant players such as Jasprit Bumrah, Rishab Pant, and Shreyas Iyer missing, their deputies will try to earn their spots as starters for the biggest tournament of them all. Also Read | IND vs WI ODI Series: Mohammed Siraj returns to India as part of workload management; no replacement named The West Indies, on the other hand, begin their own journey, which is more long-term and will take this series from a perspective of restructuring their approach to ODI cricket. For the first time in their history, West Indies will miss out on the World Cup, a massive blow to the identity of the team. Here are all the live-streaming details of the upcoming match. IND vs WI 1st ODI free live streaming: Details When is the West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023? West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023 is scheduled to be played on July 27. Where is the West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023 scheduled to be played? West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023 will be played at Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados. What time will the West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023 begin? The West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023 will start at 7:00 PM IST (9:30 AM local). The toss for the same will take place at 6:30 pm. Which TV channel will broadcast the West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023? West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023 will be broadcast on the Doordarshan Sports channel. Where can I catch the live streaming of West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023? The Live Streaming of West Indies vs India 1st ODI 2023 will be available on the JioCinema app and website.

India vs West Indies Free Live Streaming: When and where to watch IND vs WI 1st ODI on TV, mobile

In 2022, Gallup curated a list of 18 professions rated by over 1,000 U.S. adults on their opinions of the honesty and ethics of the people in those professions. 

Public opinion of honesty and ethical standards: 
Very high: 2% 
High: 4% 
Average: 33% 
Low: 34% 
Very low: 25% 

Public opinion of honesty and ethical standards: 
Very high: 2% 
High: 7% 
Average: 28% 
Low: 37% 
Very low: 25% 

Public opinion of honesty and ethical standards: 
Very high: 2% 
High: 8% 
Average: 44% 
Low: 31% 
Very low: 13% 

Public opinion of honesty and ethical standards: 
Very high: 2% 
High: 12% 
Average: 48% 
Low: 25% 
Very low: 11%

Public opinion of honesty and ethical standards: 
Very high: 2% 
High: 13% 
Average: 42% 
Low: 31% 
Very low: 10% 

Public opinion of honesty and ethical standards: 
Very high: 3% 
High: 18% 
Average: 50% 
Low: 19% 
Very low: 9% 

Public opinion of honesty and ethical standards: 
Very high: 3% 
High: 20% 
Average: 35% 
Low: 24% 
Very low: 18% 

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6 Must-Watch Biopics on Scientists and Mathematicians

Based on the biography Alan Turing: The Enigma, this thrilling historical drama starred Benedict Cumberbatch as a crypto-analyst who decrypted German intelligence codes during the Second World War.

Based on the life of Nobel Laureate John Nash, starring Russel Crowe in the lead role, is considered a beautiful exploration of what life is like when living with a mental illness.

Based on the life of theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking, this romantic biographical drama was adapted from Jane Hawking’s memoir Travelling to Infinity: My Life with Stephen.

A slightly fictionalised account of Randal Keynes’s Darwin biography Annie’s Box, the movie dealt with Charles Darwin’s personal life, particularly the conflict between his wife’s ideologies and his theory of evolution.

Based on the life of Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan, the movie showcases the story of how a mathematical genius from an impoverished background manages to break ground in the field of mathematics.

One of the most empathetic movies to deal with the subject of autism, the semi-biographical drama was based on the life of American professor Mary Temple Grandin. 

Delhi and its neighbouring areas woke up to heavy rainfall on Wednesday. The National Capital Region (NCR) also received a downpour with thundershowers and lightning, bringing respite from the soaring temperatures. The minimum temperature on Wednesday morning stood at 26 degree&nbsp;Celsius.&nbsp;

For most of Delhi-NCR, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has also issued a ‘yellow’ alert, indicating heavy to very heavy rainfall along with thunderstorms.&nbsp;

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“Heavy to very heavy rainfall and thunderstorm/lightning at isolated places over west Uttar Pradesh. Heavy rain/thunderstorm/lightning at isolated places over HP, Punjab, Haryana, East Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan,” the IMD wrote in its bulletin.

During the early hours, the IMD predicted “thunderstorms with light to moderate intensity rain” that would occur over and neighbouring areas of isolated places of Delhi-NCR, and other places.&nbsp;

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The rainfall on Wednesday came after weeks of sweltering heat and humidity in the capital city. Many visuals of heavy rain lashing parts of Delhi-NCR were shared on social media. The downpour&nbsp;also&nbsp;caused waterlogging in some parts of the city.&nbsp;

A video shared by news agency PTI showed dense clouds over the national capital.

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<h2>Water level&nbsp;rises in Yamuna, Hindon&nbsp;</h2>

The Yamuna River in the national capital is still flowing just a few centimetres below the danger mark at 205.24 metres, as recorded at 10:00 pm on Tuesday. Amid heavy rainfall in the upper catchment areas,&nbsp;mainly Himachal and Uttarakhand, there have been marginal fluctuations in the water level over the past few days.&nbsp;

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The river touched an all-time high level of 208.66m on July 13 which flooded low-lying areas across Delhi, causing evacuations of more than 27,000 people. The losses incurred in terms of property, businesses, and earnings have run up to crores, said reports.

Meanwhile, on Tuesday, the Hindon River, a tributary of the Yamuna, began overflowing due to an increase in the water discharge. It submerged a huge yard filled with cars belonging to a private company in the Ecotech 3 area of Greater Noida.

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Delhi and its neighbouring areas woke up to heavy rainfall on Wednesday. The National Capital Region (NCR) also received a downpour with thundershowers and lightning, bringing respite from the soaring temperatures.

Delhi and its neighbouring areas woke up to heavy rainfall on Wednesday. The National Capital Region (NCR) also received a downpour with thundershowers and lightning, bringing respite from the soaring temperatures. The minimum temperature on Wednesday morning stood at 26 degree Celsius. For most of Delhi-NCR, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has also issued a ‘yellow’ alert, indicating heavy to very heavy rainfall along with thunderstorms. Also Read | Fire breaks out inside SpiceJet aircraft at Delhi airport during maintenance “Heavy to very heavy rainfall and thunderstorm/lightning at isolated places over west Uttar Pradesh. Heavy rain/thunderstorm/lightning at isolated places over HP, Punjab, Haryana, East Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan,” the IMD wrote in its bulletin. During the early hours, the IMD predicted “thunderstorms with light to moderate intensity rain” that would occur over and neighbouring areas of isolated places of Delhi-NCR, and other places. Also Read | 'Only 1 rice bag per family': US stores limit rice purchases as NRIs hoard amid India's export curbs The rainfall on Wednesday came after weeks of sweltering heat and humidity in the capital city. Many visuals of heavy rain lashing parts of Delhi-NCR were shared on social media. The downpour also caused waterlogging in some parts of the city. A video shared by news agency PTI showed dense clouds over the national capital. #WATCH | Rain lashes parts of the national capital. Visuals from Shantipath. pic.twitter.com/3uosfVnTa9 — ANI (@ANI) July 26, 2023 × Water level rises in Yamuna, Hindon The Yamuna River in the national capital is still flowing just a few centimetres below the danger mark at 205.24 metres, as recorded at 10:00 pm on Tuesday. Amid heavy rainfall in the upper catchment areas, mainly Himachal and Uttarakhand, there have been marginal fluctuations in the water level over the past few days. Also Read | How India's 'most loved' prime minister stunned Pakistan in Kargil The river touched an all-time high level of 208.66m on July 13 which flooded low-lying areas across Delhi, causing evacuations of more than 27,000 people. The losses incurred in terms of property, businesses, and earnings have run up to crores, said reports. Meanwhile, on Tuesday, the Hindon River, a tributary of the Yamuna, began overflowing due to an increase in the water discharge. It submerged a huge yard filled with cars belonging to a private company in the Ecotech 3 area of Greater Noida. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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India’s G20 leader's meetings will be held at the newly-developed ITPO complex in New Delhi. It is situated in Pragati Maidan and was inaugurated on Wednesday, 26 July. The site is owned by India Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO) and has been under redevelopment by state-owned construction company NBCC (India) Ltd since 2017.&nbsp;

With a campus area of approximately 123 acres, the Pragati Maidan Complex holds the title of India's largest MICE (meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions) destination.&nbsp;

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The IECC complex is truly impressive in terms of its size and capacity to host events. It ranks among the top 10 exhibition and convention complexes in the world, alongside other famous names such as the Hannover Exhibition Centre in Germany and the National Exhibition and Convention Centre (NECC) in Shanghai. The IECC's infrastructure is a testament to India's ability to host large-scale events, and it's truly a sight to see.

<h2>New Convention Centre for G20: Details and features</h2>

Seating capacity

The IECC has an impressive seating capacity of 7,000 on level 3, making it a world-class venue for hosting large events. This makes it even larger than the seating capacity of approx. 5,500 of the iconic Sydney Opera House in Australia. This impressive feature establishes the IECC as a venue fit for hosting mega conferences, international summits, and cultural extravaganzas on a global scale.
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Exhibition halls

The exhibition halls offer seven innovative spaces for showcasing products, innovations, and ideas. These state-of-the-art halls provide an ideal platform for exhibitors and companies to engage with their target audience, fostering business growth and networking opportunities.
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Amphitheatre&nbsp;

The IECC truly has so many great things to offer. One standout feature is its impressive amphitheatre, which can accommodate up to 3,000 people. Equivalent to three PVR theatres combined, this grand amphitheatre sets the stage for captivating performances, cultural shows, and entertainment events, captivating the audience with its mesmerizing ambience.
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Parking lots

At the IECC, the priority will be the convenience of visitors. The convention centre has over 5,500 parking spaces available for vehicles, which is a huge relief. And the roads leading to the venue are signal-free, so getting there is a breeze.

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India’s G20 leader's meetings will be held at the newly-developed ITPO complex in New Delhi. It is situated in Pragati Maidan and was inaugurated on Wednesday, 26 July.

India’s G20 leader's meetings will be held at the newly-developed ITPO complex in New Delhi. It is situated in Pragati Maidan and was inaugurated on Wednesday, 26 July. The site is owned by India Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO) and has been under redevelopment by state-owned construction company NBCC (India) Ltd since 2017. With a campus area of approximately 123 acres, the Pragati Maidan Complex holds the title of India's largest MICE (meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions) destination. Also Read | G20 members fail to strike consensus over Ukraine war mention in text ahead of summit: Report The IECC complex is truly impressive in terms of its size and capacity to host events. It ranks among the top 10 exhibition and convention complexes in the world, alongside other famous names such as the Hannover Exhibition Centre in Germany and the National Exhibition and Convention Centre (NECC) in Shanghai. The IECC's infrastructure is a testament to India's ability to host large-scale events, and it's truly a sight to see. New Convention Centre for G20: Details and features Seating capacity The IECC has an impressive seating capacity of 7,000 on level 3, making it a world-class venue for hosting large events. This makes it even larger than the seating capacity of approx. 5,500 of the iconic Sydney Opera House in Australia. This impressive feature establishes the IECC as a venue fit for hosting mega conferences, international summits, and cultural extravaganzas on a global scale. Exhibition halls The exhibition halls offer seven innovative spaces for showcasing products, innovations, and ideas. These state-of-the-art halls provide an ideal platform for exhibitors and companies to engage with their target audience, fostering business growth and networking opportunities. Also Read | Indian woman Anju marries Pak man, changes name to Fatima; father says 'she's dead for us' Amphitheatre The IECC truly has so many great things to offer. One standout feature is its impressive amphitheatre, which can accommodate up to 3,000 people. Equivalent to three PVR theatres combined, this grand amphitheatre sets the stage for captivating performances, cultural shows, and entertainment events, captivating the audience with its mesmerizing ambience. Parking lots At the IECC, the priority will be the convenience of visitors. The convention centre has over 5,500 parking spaces available for vehicles, which is a huge relief. And the roads leading to the venue are signal-free, so getting there is a breeze. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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