The death toll stands at 530,728, the data updated at 8 am stated

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	Live news updates:&nbsp;Protesting wrestlers met the Union Sports Minister Anurag Thakur at his residence again in the evening after meeting him earlier in the day.<br />
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	&quot;I am going to give you in writing with my blood that terrorism is alive and it will not end till you start talking to Pakistan,&quot; said Abdullah&nbsp;<br />
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	Terrorism is alive in Jammu and Kashmir and can only be ended by holding dialogue with Pakistan, National Conference president Farooq Abdullah has said, lashing out at the BJP for &quot;spreading hatred&quot; which is a danger to the integrity of the country. He also said the Kashmiri Pandits need a balm on their wounds which is possible when love replaces hatred.<br />
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	Poster&quot; politics in Bihar is a regular affair and every party is uses it as a tool to target leaders of opposing parties as well as within the party. The latest development appeared on Thursday when JD-U MLC Sanjay Singh put up posters across the city, removing the photograph of party&#39;s Parliamentary Board President Upendra Kushwaha from it.<br />
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	Rahul Gandhi walked into Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday evening in the last phase of Congress&#39; Bharat Jodo Yatra. He will end the Bharat Jodo Yatra at the historic Lal Chowk in Srinagar city on January 30. Marching into Lakhanpur area of Kathua from neighbouring Punjab, Gandhi said: &quot;My ancestors belonged to this land, I feel I am returning home. I am going back to my roots, I know the suffering of the people of J&K. I come to you with a bowed head.<br />
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	Aviation regulator DGCA has imposed a fine of Rs 30 lakh on Air India and suspended the License of pilot-in-command for three months in connection with the Air India urination case.</p>
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	The regulator has also imposed a penalty of Rs 3 lakh on Director-in-flight services of Air India for failing to discharge her duties on November 26, 2022.</div>
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FBI chief says he's 'deeply concerned' by China's AI programme

FBI Director Christopher Wray said that he was &quot;deeply concerned&quot; about the Chinese government&#39;s artificial intelligence programme, asserting that it was &quot;not constrained by the rule of law&quot;.<br />
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Speaking during a panel session at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland on Thursday, Wray said Beijing&#39;s AI ambitions were &quot;built on top of massive troves of intellectual property and sensitive data that they&#39;ve stolen over the years&quot;.<br />
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