Meet China’s new humanoid robot: It can cook dinner, wash clothes and care for seniors, but one everyday problem still stops it |

China’s race to build practical humanoid robots has mostly played out behind factory doors so far. Machines have sorted parcels, carried components, and repeated carefully programmed movements in controlled environments. But a different challenge is beginning to emerge, one that appears far messier and far more personal. As reported by the South China Morning Post,…

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NCB seizes 717kg ganja worth 3.58cr; Lanka link suspected | Chennai News

Chennai: Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) Chennai zonal unit dismantled an interstate drug trafficking network with suspected links to Sri Lanka, seizing 717kg of ganja worth approximately 3.58 crore and arresting three people on Wednesday.Acting on specific intelligence, NCB officials intercepted a container truck on the Madurai-Tuticorin National Highway near Meelavittam in Tuticorin. A detailed inspection…

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Thane court acquits man in 2021 assault case, states “evidence lacked substance”

Thane: A court in Maharashtra’s Thane district has acquitted a 35-year-old man accused of assaulting a person with a sickle in 2021, citing that the victim’s “cryptic” account of the attack and evidence lacked substance.Principal District and Sessions Judge S B Agrawal on Thursday acquitted Jitendra Narayan Buddhivant, a resident of Ganesh Nagar, in the…

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SP leader Azam Khan sentenced to 2 years in jail over 2019 ‘tankhaiyya’ remarks; fined Rs 5,000

RAMPUR: A court in Rampur sentenced Azam Khan to two years’ simple imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs 5,000 in a 2019 case related to his alleged derogatory “tankhaiyya” remarks against district administration officials during the Lok Sabha election campaign.Advocate Swadesh Sharma said the conviction was based on documentary and oral evidence presented before…

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Going paperless: Document writers worry of joblessness, warn of legal implications | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: The Karnataka govt’s pilot move to introduce fully paperless property registration has sparked widespread concern among licensed document writers, who warn the transition could weaken legal safeguards while threatening the livelihoods of thousands dependent on the profession.According to The Karnataka State Stamps and Registrations Development Authorised Licensed Document Writer’s Union, there are around 15,000…

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