Humanity is bringing God closer to Artificial intelligence, with a Swiss church creating an AI-generated Jesus who will listen to confessions in 100 languages.

In place of a priest, Peter’s chapel in Lucerne, the oldest church in the Swiss city, plugged in an AI-powered computer in the confessional booth.

They are calling it Deus in Machina, which is part of a collaboration with a local university on immersive reality.

“We wanted to see and understand how people react to an AI Jesus. What would they talk with him about? Would there be interest in talking to him? We’re probably pioneers in this,” The Guardian quoted Marco Schmid from the church who is part of the project as saying.

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After discussing what avatar should be given to the confessional booth listener, they zeroed in on Jesus himself.

Wired into the confessional room is a computer trained in Christian theology. A hologram of Jesus is beamed on a screen that answers questions.

The Jesus image first asks that no personal information be shared, and after pressing the 'agree' button, the worshippers can share their concerns.&nbsp;

The project, which began in August, will end on November 27 with an analysis of its results.

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Besides Schmid, the AI programme was developed by Philipp Haslbauer and Aljosa Smolic from the Immersive Realities Center at Hochschule Luzern.&nbsp;

According to the Guardian report, more than 1,000 people including tourists from China and Vietnam as well as Muslims 'talked' to Jesus.

And as per Schmid, two-thirds of them felt it was a spiritual experience.&nbsp;

“So we can say they had a religiously positive moment with this AI Jesus. For me, that was surprising,” the paper quoted him as saying. But there were some who felt the interaction was mechanical. 
 
(With inputs from agencies) 
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Humanity is bringing God closer to Artificial intelligence, with a Swiss church creating an AI-generated Jesus who will listen to confessions in 100 languages. In place of a priest, Peter’s chapel in Lucerne, the oldest church in the Swiss city, plugged in an AI-powered computer in the confessional booth.

Humanity is bringing God closer to Artificial intelligence, with a Swiss church creating an AI-generated Jesus who will listen to confessions in 100 languages. In place of a priest, Peter’s chapel in Lucerne, the oldest church in the Swiss city, plugged in an AI-powered computer in the confessional booth. They are calling it Deus in Machina, which is part of a collaboration with a local university on immersive reality. “We wanted to see and understand how people react to an AI Jesus. What would they talk with him about? Would there be interest in talking to him? We’re probably pioneers in this,” The Guardian quoted Marco Schmid from the church who is part of the project as saying. Also read: Archaeologists find first 'Jesus is God' inscription in Israeli prison, call it 'greatest discovery' Watch: Martin Scorsese to make another film on Jesus Christ, meets Pope Francis × After discussing what avatar should be given to the confessional booth listener, they zeroed in on Jesus himself. Wired into the confessional room is a computer trained in Christian theology. A hologram of Jesus is beamed on a screen that answers questions. The Jesus image first asks that no personal information be shared, and after pressing the 'agree' button, the worshippers can share their concerns. The project, which began in August, will end on November 27 with an analysis of its results. Also read: Was the body of Jesus Christ not wrapped in Shroud of Turin? Shocking study claims... Besides Schmid, the AI programme was developed by Philipp Haslbauer and Aljosa Smolic from the Immersive Realities Center at Hochschule Luzern. According to the Guardian report, more than 1,000 people including tourists from China and Vietnam as well as Muslims 'talked' to Jesus. And as per Schmid, two-thirds of them felt it was a spiritual experience. “So we can say they had a religiously positive moment with this AI Jesus. For me, that was surprising,” the paper quoted him as saying. But there were some who felt the interaction was mechanical. (With inputs from agencies)

Jesus meets AI: Swiss church confession booth has God that 'answers' worshippers' concerns

The Romanian court sentenced the controversial social media influencer American-British Andrew Tate to 30 days in a prison facility the day following his arrest in December on charges of people trafficking, rape, and creating an organised crime syndicate. Following a search of their opulent property in Bucharest, Romania, the former professional kickboxer, his brother Tristan Tate, and two other suspects were all taken into custody. The social media personality Andrew Tate will now appear in court the following week.

<h2>Andrew Tate wire tape goes viral</h2>

The influencer in a social media transcript began by informing a victim that they could possibly predict how much money he makes and that he had to hide his true line of work. The victim continued by inquiring as to if Andrew Tate was alluding to his "web cam" enterprise. In response, Tate said for a long period, he did this with a group of female video chat workers. Even though the firm was a fraud, he said, this is how he cleaned up his shady finances. He continued by saying that some of the females he employed, he utilised them for other purposes for instance to transfer money, contraband, papers, etc.&nbsp;

<h2>Andrew Tate hospitalized amid Romanian detention?&nbsp;</h2>

According to sources cited by multiple media outlets, Andrew Tate was brought to the hospital when a node developed in his lung. A pulmonary nodule is a lung tumour that is often benign but that occasionally develops into cancer. Andrew allegedly went to the hospital to have the nodule evaluated by a doctor after seeking a biopsy to make sure it wasn't a malignant growth. The aforementioned information has not been validated by law enforcement, nevertheless.

<h2>Twitter spat with Greta Thunberg&nbsp;</h2>

Tate has a lot of accomplishments, but he is well-known for his opinions on women. He and Greta Thunberg recently engaged in a Twitter argument about the automobiles he owned and their emissions. On December 27, he said please offer your email address so that he may send a detailed list of his automobile collection and their respective massive emissions. Yes, do enlighten me, she answered in response. Smalld***energy@getalife.com is my email address, she added in her tweet.&nbsp;

<h2>Andrew Tate cars and other possessions&nbsp;</h2>

Tate is notorious for routinely flaunting his extensive collection of high-end vehicles. He has a sizable collection of luxury vehicles, including Porsche 911s, Range Rovers, BMWs, Mercedes-Benzes, and many others. His other business ventures include casinos, OnlyFans management, webcam businesses, and Hustler's University.

<h2>Andrew Tate Net Worth&nbsp;</h2>

His net worth is estimated to be around $360 Million.&nbsp;

<h2>Kickboxing career&nbsp;</h2>

Tate relocated from America to London as a young man to pursue a career in kickboxing. Since making his professional debut in 2010, he has won three ISKA championships and one Enfusion Championship.

<h2>Investigation so far&nbsp;</h2>

Romanian officials confiscated a large number of his vehicles as part of an ongoing investigation into an accusation of human trafficking against Andrew Tate. Four additional high-end vehicles owned by the Tate Brothers were confiscated by the authorities on Friday. Prior to this, Romanian officials had seized 11 of his vehicles.

<h2>Controversy at UK Big Brother &amp; on an English podcast&nbsp;</h2>

Tate participated in the 2016 season of Big Brother UK before being removed due to a video that purported to show him slapping a lady with a belt. After gaining notoriety for his social media activity, he was banned from Twitter the following year for claiming that women should carry responsibility for being sexually raped. Last month, he was brought back to the platform. He announced that he is completely sexist and totally a misogynist on the Anything Goes with James English podcast last year.&nbsp;

The Romanian court sentenced the controversial social media influencer American-British Andrew Tate to 30 days in a prison facility the day following his arrest in December on charges of people trafficking, rape, and creating an organised crime syndicate.

The Romanian court sentenced the controversial social media influencer American-British Andrew Tate to 30 days in a prison facility the day following his arrest in December on charges of people trafficking, rape, and creating an organised crime syndicate. Following a search of their opulent property in Bucharest, Romania, the former professional kickboxer, his brother Tristan Tate, and two other suspects were all taken into custody. The social media personality Andrew Tate will now appear in court the following week. Andrew Tate wire tape goes viral The influencer in a social media transcript began by informing a victim that they could possibly predict how much money he makes and that he had to hide his true line of work. The victim continued by inquiring as to if Andrew Tate was alluding to his "web cam" enterprise. In response, Tate said for a long period, he did this with a group of female video chat workers. Even though the firm was a fraud, he said, this is how he cleaned up his shady finances. He continued by saying that some of the females he employed, he utilised them for other purposes for instance to transfer money, contraband, papers, etc. Andrew Tate hospitalized amid Romanian detention? According to sources cited by multiple media outlets, Andrew Tate was brought to the hospital when a node developed in his lung. A pulmonary nodule is a lung tumour that is often benign but that occasionally develops into cancer. Andrew allegedly went to the hospital to have the nodule evaluated by a doctor after seeking a biopsy to make sure it wasn't a malignant growth. The aforementioned information has not been validated by law enforcement, nevertheless. Twitter spat with Greta Thunberg Tate has a lot of accomplishments, but he is well-known for his opinions on women. He and Greta Thunberg recently engaged in a Twitter argument about the automobiles he owned and their emissions. On December 27, he said please offer your email address so that he may send a detailed list of his automobile collection and their respective massive emissions. Yes, do enlighten me, she answered in response. Smalld***energy@getalife.com is my email address, she added in her tweet. Andrew Tate cars and other possessions Tate is notorious for routinely flaunting his extensive collection of high-end vehicles. He has a sizable collection of luxury vehicles, including Porsche 911s, Range Rovers, BMWs, Mercedes-Benzes, and many others. His other business ventures include casinos, OnlyFans management, webcam businesses, and Hustler's University. Andrew Tate Net Worth His net worth is estimated to be around $360 Million. Kickboxing career Tate relocated from America to London as a young man to pursue a career in kickboxing. Since making his professional debut in 2010, he has won three ISKA championships and one Enfusion Championship. Investigation so far Romanian officials confiscated a large number of his vehicles as part of an ongoing investigation into an accusation of human trafficking against Andrew Tate. Four additional high-end vehicles owned by the Tate Brothers were confiscated by the authorities on Friday. Prior to this, Romanian officials had seized 11 of his vehicles. Controversy at UK Big Brother & on an English podcast Tate participated in the 2016 season of Big Brother UK before being removed due to a video that purported to show him slapping a lady with a belt. After gaining notoriety for his social media activity, he was banned from Twitter the following year for claiming that women should carry responsibility for being sexually raped. Last month, he was brought back to the platform. He announced that he is completely sexist and totally a misogynist on the Anything Goes with James English podcast last year.

Kickboxer Andrew Tate's shocking confessions: know everything about controversy, his net worth & investigation

A 16-year-old Pennsylvania boy reportedly admitted through Instagram video chat of murdering a 13-year-old girl. After he was taken into custody, he informed police that "it was an accident," read the criminal complaint. The incident took place in Bensalem, Pennsylvania. Police on Friday afternoon was alerted by a girl that she reportedly received a video call and text messages from Joshua Cooper. The girl said that in an Instagram video chat, Cooper told her that he had killed someone. Cooper also sought help from the girl for disposing the body, the complaint said.

When police arrived at Cooper's house in response to the report of the video chat, they observed a young guy sprinting out from the rear of the house who they suspect to be Cooper. Police found the 13-year-old victim inside the home with a "large caliber" gunshot wound to her chest, according to the complaint. The authorities said the girl's family later recognised the victim based on the jewellery she was wearing.

Later, police found and apprehended Cooper. The complaint claims that the suspect was making "unsolicited utterances" as he was being taken into custody. Cooper was saying “sorry” and that he is “going to jail for the rest of his life.” However, Cooper was denied bail on several adult charges which includes criminal homicide. The 16 years old was sent to a juvenile detention centre, according to a police statement, reported CNN.&nbsp;

According to the complaint, Cooper during an interview with detectives reportedly admitted to viewing a Netflix series with the victim in his house. The paper said that the suspect claimed to have been in a previous relationship with the victim. Additionally, according to the complaint, Cooper said that he had accessed his father's safe earlier that day and opened it by replacing the batteries that his father had taken out, rendering the combination lock unoperational. The document stated that he removed, rearranged, and replaced the weapons that were in the safe.

Cooper and his mother reportedly "terminated" the investigators' interview with them before it was finished. According to the Bucks County District Attorney's Office, Cooper's next court date is December 7.

A 16-year-old Pennsylvania boy reportedly admitted through Instagram video chat of murdering a 13-year-old girl. After he was taken into custody, he informed police that "it was an accident," read the criminal complaint.

A 16-year-old Pennsylvania boy reportedly admitted through Instagram video chat of murdering a 13-year-old girl. After he was taken into custody, he informed police that "it was an accident," read the criminal complaint. The incident took place in Bensalem, Pennsylvania. Police on Friday afternoon was alerted by a girl that she reportedly received a video call and text messages from Joshua Cooper. The girl said that in an Instagram video chat, Cooper told her that he had killed someone. Cooper also sought help from the girl for disposing the body, the complaint said. When police arrived at Cooper's house in response to the report of the video chat, they observed a young guy sprinting out from the rear of the house who they suspect to be Cooper. Police found the 13-year-old victim inside the home with a "large caliber" gunshot wound to her chest, according to the complaint. The authorities said the girl's family later recognised the victim based on the jewellery she was wearing. Later, police found and apprehended Cooper. The complaint claims that the suspect was making "unsolicited utterances" as he was being taken into custody. Cooper was saying “sorry” and that he is “going to jail for the rest of his life.” However, Cooper was denied bail on several adult charges which includes criminal homicide. The 16 years old was sent to a juvenile detention centre, according to a police statement, reported CNN. According to the complaint, Cooper during an interview with detectives reportedly admitted to viewing a Netflix series with the victim in his house. The paper said that the suspect claimed to have been in a previous relationship with the victim. Additionally, according to the complaint, Cooper said that he had accessed his father's safe earlier that day and opened it by replacing the batteries that his father had taken out, rendering the combination lock unoperational. The document stated that he removed, rearranged, and replaced the weapons that were in the safe. Cooper and his mother reportedly "terminated" the investigators' interview with them before it was finished. According to the Bucks County District Attorney's Office, Cooper's next court date is December 7.

‘Sorry!’: On Instagram video, US teen confesses to killing girl, tells cop it was an ‘accident’

Playing a game of truth or dare with friends can often lead to enjoyment, but the same is not the case with a 21-year-old British man, who has been sentenced to life in prison on Friday, as he allegedly confessed to killing an elderly grandmother during the game. &nbsp;

According to the Lancashire Constabulary, Tiernan Darnton was convicted this week. Darnton had killed 94-year-old Mary Gregor when he set afire her home on May 28, 2018. &nbsp;&nbsp;

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On June 1, 2018, Gregory died and the cause of death was initially ruled as pneumonia and smoke inhalation. &nbsp;&nbsp;

After a joint investigation by police and the Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service, it was concluded that the fire started as the result of a discarded cigarette. In October 2018, her death was determined to have been accidental. &nbsp;&nbsp;

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A year later, the case was reopened after Darnton allegedly confessed to a counselor that he deliberately set the house on fire. In the investigation, it was also revealed that he made a similar confession weeks after Gregory's death during a game of truth or dare with friends, reported Sky News. &nbsp;

In the new probe, it was determined that the fire was set intentionally. Darnton was charged with murder in March. He will now have to serve at least 15 years in prison before he can give petition for parole. &nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies) &nbsp;

Playing a game of truth or dare with friends can often lead to enjoyment, but the same is not the case with a 21-year-old British man, who has been sentenced to life in prison on Friday, as he allegedly confessed to killing an elderly grandmother during the game.

Playing a game of truth or dare with friends can often lead to enjoyment, but the same is not the case with a 21-year-old British man, who has been sentenced to life in prison on Friday, as he allegedly confessed to killing an elderly grandmother during the game. According to the Lancashire Constabulary, Tiernan Darnton was convicted this week. Darnton had killed 94-year-old Mary Gregor when he set afire her home on May 28, 2018. Also Read: Grave mistake? Kurdish politician’s wife gets jail for a typo in miscarriage form in Turkey On June 1, 2018, Gregory died and the cause of death was initially ruled as pneumonia and smoke inhalation. After a joint investigation by police and the Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service, it was concluded that the fire started as the result of a discarded cigarette. In October 2018, her death was determined to have been accidental. Also Read: Trump’s former advisor Steve Bannon indicted for refusing to testify for Capitol riot probe A year later, the case was reopened after Darnton allegedly confessed to a counselor that he deliberately set the house on fire. In the investigation, it was also revealed that he made a similar confession weeks after Gregory's death during a game of truth or dare with friends, reported Sky News. In the new probe, it was determined that the fire was set intentionally. Darnton was charged with murder in March. He will now have to serve at least 15 years in prison before he can give petition for parole. (With inputs from agencies)

Truth or dare? 21-yr-old makes confession during game, gets jail for killing elderly woman

India on Wednesday questioned the functioning of Pakistan's notorious military courts and urged the <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/indian-counsel-harish-salve-strongly-objects-to-abusive-language-of-pakistans-counsel-in-kulbhushan-jadhav-case-at-icj-asks-un-court-to-draw-a-redline-198610">International Court of Justice </a>(ICJ) to annul <a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/kulbhushan-jadhav-case-pakistan-embarrassed-to-disclose-charges-against-jadhav-says-india-at-icj-198089">Kulbhushan Jadhav</a>'s death sentence, which is based on an "extracted confession".&nbsp;

Jadhav, 48, a retired Indian Navy officer, was sentenced to death by a Pakistani military court on charges of "espionage and terrorism" after a closed trial in April 2017. His sentencing evoked a sharp reaction in India.

"Annul the decision of the military court and restrain Pakistan from giving effect to the (death) sentence. Release Jadhav and ensure safe release forthwith. If not then direct a trial under normal law with full consular access," said Deepak Mittal, Joint Secretary, the Ministry of External Affairs, making the final submission in the court on the third day of the hearing.

He requested the court to declare that Pakistan acted in breach of Article 36 of Vienna Convention and failed to inform Jadhav of his rights. 
"Government of India requests this court to adjudge and declare that Pakistan acted in egregious breach of Article 36 of Vienna Convention," he said, asserting that Pakistan repeatedly denied consular access to Jadhav.

Harish Salve, who was representing India in the case, also said that the time has come for the ICJ to make Article 36 a potent weapon for protecting human rights. "Jadhav has become a pawn in Pakistan's tool to divert international scrutiny from itself," Salve said in his arguments during which he mentioned the "dastardly" terror attack in Pulwama and another in Iran last week by Pakistan-based terror groups targeting security forces in both countries.

Salve said that Pakistan is used as a safe haven by UN proscribed terrorist entities like al-Qaeda, LeT, JeM, Haqqani Network et al and individuals like JuD chief Hafiz Saeed and underworld don Dawood Ibrahim.

"There was a time when the world respected Pakistan, today the world doesn't have the same respect for Pakistan in its own incarnation," Salve said, taking a dig at Pakistan's counsel Khawar Qureshi, who on Tuesday said 'he has great respect for India but not its present incarnation.'

Salve said that Jadhav has been sent to gallows on the basis of "extracted confession". "Jadhav's trial was completed in 4-6 months or weeks...What happened to the 150 people killed in the Mumbai terror attacks?" Salve asked as he raked up the Ajmal Kasab case to highlight the meaning of judicial review.

"In Kasab case, the LeT terrorist who was apprehended and caught red-handed by brave police officers, the Supreme Court of India examined materials on record first-hand since it was the case of a death sentence. This is called review," he said. He also objected to the abusive language used by Pakistan's counsel in the case, urging the UN court to draw a red line.

Counsel Qureshi's transcript is "peppered with words such as shameless, nonsensical, laughable, breathtaking and arrogance. India takes exception to be addressed in this fashion. I would let the matter rest as Indian culture prevents me from indulging in a similar language of insults," he said.

India moved the ICJ in May 2017 for the "egregious violation" of the provisions of the Vienna Convention by Pakistan by repeatedly denying New Delhi consular access to Jadhav.

The four-day hearing in the Jadhav case opened Monday at the ICJ headquarters in The Hague amidst heightened tensions between India and Pakistan following one of the worst terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir by Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad terror group that killed 40 CRPF soldiers. On Thursday, Pakistan will submit its final arguments. The ICJ is expected to deliver its verdict in the summer of 2019.

India on Wednesday questioned the functioning of Pakistan's notorious military courts and urged the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to annul Kulbhushan Jadhav's death sentence, which is based on an "extracted confession".

India on Wednesday questioned the functioning of Pakistan's notorious military courts and urged the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to annul Kulbhushan Jadhav's death sentence, which is based on an "extracted confession". Jadhav, 48, a retired Indian Navy officer, was sentenced to death by a Pakistani military court on charges of "espionage and terrorism" after a closed trial in April 2017. His sentencing evoked a sharp reaction in India. "Annul the decision of the military court and restrain Pakistan from giving effect to the (death) sentence. Release Jadhav and ensure safe release forthwith. If not then direct a trial under normal law with full consular access," said Deepak Mittal, Joint Secretary, the Ministry of External Affairs, making the final submission in the court on the third day of the hearing. He requested the court to declare that Pakistan acted in breach of Article 36 of Vienna Convention and failed to inform Jadhav of his rights. "Government of India requests this court to adjudge and declare that Pakistan acted in egregious breach of Article 36 of Vienna Convention," he said, asserting that Pakistan repeatedly denied consular access to Jadhav. Harish Salve, who was representing India in the case, also said that the time has come for the ICJ to make Article 36 a potent weapon for protecting human rights. "Jadhav has become a pawn in Pakistan's tool to divert international scrutiny from itself," Salve said in his arguments during which he mentioned the "dastardly" terror attack in Pulwama and another in Iran last week by Pakistan-based terror groups targeting security forces in both countries. Salve said that Pakistan is used as a safe haven by UN proscribed terrorist entities like al-Qaeda, LeT, JeM, Haqqani Network et al and individuals like JuD chief Hafiz Saeed and underworld don Dawood Ibrahim. "There was a time when the world respected Pakistan, today the world doesn't have the same respect for Pakistan in its own incarnation," Salve said, taking a dig at Pakistan's counsel Khawar Qureshi, who on Tuesday said 'he has great respect for India but not its present incarnation.' Salve said that Jadhav has been sent to gallows on the basis of "extracted confession". "Jadhav's trial was completed in 4-6 months or weeks...What happened to the 150 people killed in the Mumbai terror attacks?" Salve asked as he raked up the Ajmal Kasab case to highlight the meaning of judicial review. "In Kasab case, the LeT terrorist who was apprehended and caught red-handed by brave police officers, the Supreme Court of India examined materials on record first-hand since it was the case of a death sentence. This is called review," he said. He also objected to the abusive language used by Pakistan's counsel in the case, urging the UN court to draw a red line. Counsel Qureshi's transcript is "peppered with words such as shameless, nonsensical, laughable, breathtaking and arrogance. India takes exception to be addressed in this fashion. I would let the matter rest as Indian culture prevents me from indulging in a similar language of insults," he said. India moved the ICJ in May 2017 for the "egregious violation" of the provisions of the Vienna Convention by Pakistan by repeatedly denying New Delhi consular access to Jadhav. The four-day hearing in the Jadhav case opened Monday at the ICJ headquarters in The Hague amidst heightened tensions between India and Pakistan following one of the worst terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir by Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad terror group that killed 40 CRPF soldiers. On Thursday, Pakistan will submit its final arguments. The ICJ is expected to deliver its verdict in the summer of 2019.

Kulbhushan Jadhav's death sentence based on 'extracted confession', should be annulled: India tells ICJ

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Facebook Inc Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said on Wednesday that his company made mistakes in how it handled data belonging to 50 million of its users and promised tougher steps to restrict developers&#39; access to such information.

 
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President Donald Trump is poised to unveil sanctions against China Thursday for the &quot;theft&quot; of US intellectual property, a White House official said, teeing up a second potential confrontation in as many months.

 
<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/court-orders-fir-against-cricketer-hardik-pandya-for-tweet-on-ambedkar-36680" target="_blank">Court orders FIR against cricketer Hardik Pandya for </a><a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/court-orders-fir-against-cricketer-hardik-pandya-for-tweet-on-ambedkar-36680" target="_blank">tweet</a><a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/court-orders-fir-against-cricketer-hardik-pandya-for-tweet-on-ambedkar-36680" target="_blank"> on Ambedkar</a>

A special SC/ST court in Jodhpur, Rajasthan has directed police to file an FIR against cricketer Hardik Pandya for an alleged tweet about Ambedkar.

 
<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/dravidian-language-family-is-4500-years-old-study-36676" target="_blank">Dravidian</a><a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/dravidian-language-family-is-4500-years-old-study-36676" target="_blank"> language family is 4,500 years old: Study</a>

The Dravidian language family, consisting of 80 varieties spoken by nearly 220 million people across southern and central India, originated about 4,500 years ago, a study has found.

&nbsp;

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A man suspected of carrying out a series of bombings in the Texas capital Austin blew himself up Wednesday, leaving behind a recorded video &quot;confession&quot; that police said portrayed &quot;challenges in his personal life.&quot;

Data breach: Zuckerberg says Facebook made mistakes on user data, vows curbs Facebook Inc Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said on Wednesday that his company made mistakes in how it handled data belonging to 50 million of its users and promised tougher steps to restrict developers' access to such information. Trump to announce trade sanctions against China on Thursday President Donald Trump is poised to unveil sanctions against China Thursday for the "theft" of US intellectual property, a White House official said, teeing up a second potential confrontation in as many months. Court orders FIR against cricketer Hardik Pandya for tweet on Ambedkar A special SC/ST court in Jodhpur, Rajasthan has directed police to file an FIR against cricketer Hardik Pandya for an alleged tweet about Ambedkar. Dravidian language family is 4,500 years old: Study The Dravidian language family, consisting of 80 varieties spoken by nearly 220 million people across southern and central India, originated about 4,500 years ago, a study has found. Texas bomb suspect blows himself up, leaves confession A man suspected of carrying out a series of bombings in the Texas capital Austin blew himself up Wednesday, leaving behind a recorded video "confession" that police said portrayed "challenges in his personal life."

WION Morning News Brief, March 22, 2018

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