The India Today Group has introduced Sutra, a new AI-powered news anchor, at the India AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi. The launch marks another major step in India’s growing use of artificial intelligence in digital journalism. Sutra, the AI-powered news anchor introduced by India Today Group during the India AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi. Sutra is designed to summarise, analyse, and contextualise discussions from the summit in real time. With this innovation, India Today Group aims to deliver faster, clearer, and more inclusive news experiences for modern audiences. The AI anchor has been developed in collaboration with BharatGen and was showcased in the presence of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology. What Is Sutra AI News Anchor Sutra is an advanced AI-driven virtual news presenter built to support real-time news summarisation. Unlike traditional AI anchors, Sutra focuses on contextual intelligence, not just scripted delivery. Key Capabil...
Stock Market Today: Jay Thakkar Picks 3 F&O Stocks to Watch – Cipla, Bajaj Finserv in Focus Markets Extend Decline for Second Day Amid Global Uncertainty The Indian stock market ended sharply lower on Friday, with the Sensex plunging 721 points and the Nifty 50 slipping 225 points , both settling at monthly lows. This marks the second consecutive day of losses, driven by heavy selling in financials, IT, and oil & gas stocks , along with persistent foreign institutional investor (FII) outflows . The BSE Sensex closed at 81,463.09 , down 0.88% , while the Nifty 50 ended at 24,837 , shedding 0.90% . Intraday, the Sensex dropped nearly 786 points, hitting a low of 81,397.69. Key Market Drivers FII selling continues amid global uncertainty. Weak cues from Asian and European markets added to bearish sentiment. Investors are closely watching Q1 FY26 earnings , especially commentary on margins and sector-specific growth . US–India trade deal prospects remain a posit...
A cargo ship carrying thousands of luxury cars — including Porsches and Bentleys — has sunk, nearly two weeks after it caught fire off the Portuguese Azores archipelago, a port official has said. The Panama-flagged Felicity Ace sank on Tuesday as efforts to tow it encountered difficulties due to structural problems caused by the fire and rough seas, Joao Mendes Cabecas, the captain of the nearest port on the island of Faial, told Reuters. The blaze on the ship carrying around 4,000 vehicles made by Volkswagen Group from Germany to the US broke out on February 16. The 22 crew members were evacuated the same day. “When the towing started... water started to come in,” he said. “The ship lost its stability and sank.” Read More : https://www.thenationalnews.com/world/2022/03/02/felicity-ace-ship-carrying-porsches-and-bentleys-sinks-two-weeks-after-fire/
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