Manav Rachna University, in collaboration with Dearc Entertainment, presented Symphony of Souls—a spectacular culmination of artistic brilliance on...
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Manav Rachna University, in collaboration with Dearc Entertainment, presented Symphony of Souls—a spectacular culmination of artistic brilliance on March 21, 2025, at G Block, Mandala Auditorium. This grand finale marked the completion of a six...
New Delhi: The prestigious AIFACS Art Gallery, located at Rafi Marg, Delhi, is set to host an extraordinary national group art exhibition titled...
New Delhi: The much-awaited Hasya Rang Utsav , organized by Sahitya Kala Parishad and the Government of NCT, Delhi , commenced with resounding...
President Smt. Draupadi Murmu distributed the 70th National Film Awards at Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi on 8 October. In this ceremony, apart from many...
In today’s world, AI is taking over many fields in distributing content. It is also in the developing stage of taking few jobs of humans as its own, which can result in many people is giving up their jobs as they cannot compete with AI. However, there are certain points where AI cannot ever compete with humans.
|| By Saswat Mishra
Firstly, the creation of AI is done by humans. Plus, as the name ‘Artificial Intelligence’, it displays all the content and skills that aren’t realistic, but artificial. Therefore, the content created by humans can be well researched and even used by the creative intelligence by the humans.
Talking about creative intelligence, the humans are more creative in thinking with the ideas never discovered before or never implemented before. However, the AI suggests the already used ideas as reference and makes the work easier rather than unique.
AI delivers content that requires less of human workload and therefore, it separates the hardworking outcomes that result in certain appreciation, an AI based outcome won’t be accepted.
Whenever a human based outcome fails, the feedback and the criticism make the human retry and work better and give better results and outcome as well. However, when the AI based outcome gives bad results, it doesn’t realize where it went wrong and therefore, remains as it is.
AI Bots and Tools are somewhat a half process completed, with only the suggestion of ideas and plans, which should later be implemented by human workforce. However, the human workforce during the planning and ideas’ stage, can also contribute for the implementation.
Apart from this basic differentiation, AI has several more incompetencies in the current stage that can be worked on, however, it requires human workforce in it as well. No matter how high end technically successful and useful AI might be in the later future, its starting creation comes from the humans which can’t be ever changed. If the AI goes big in the future, it is because of the high thinking ability of the humans to develop the workforce in order to decrease the stressful moments for the companies, instead of just gobbling up the employees’ jobs and employment.
In order to secure a job, college degree is the basic requirement. And as Malcolm X had said, ‘Education is our passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs only to the people who prepare for it today’.
By Saswat Mishra
No matter what skill you wish to possess, in today’s world, every occupation has course to cover and receive degree for. Here are some unusual courses you can study and cover around the world:
Surf Science
In this course, people can learn and prepare for their careers in surfing, which is a sport activity people train themselves for. Taking an example of John Tonkin College in Australia, the institution offers this flagship training that focuses on aquatic training and education.
Zombie Studies
There is a course that focuses and implements learning biological factors and psychology of humans revolving around zombies. This course makes people learn about cells, enzymes, pathogens and disease outbreaks generating humans to zombies. Several Universities in places like Columbia, Georgia, California, etc, focus on these courses.
Puppetry
The entertainment program that is made for children and every feel-good theatre lover is the puppet show, as it creates a great impact of clean display of entertainment to small town and urban audiences altogether. In order to organize such programs, there is a course that teaches how to make the puppets and how to move them with your fingers. From local Indian institutions to high end international colleges, this course is well taught to students wishing to deliver entertainment.
Comedic Arts
Apart from film making, script writing and creative scenario learning, there is also a rare degree that teaches how to become a great comic artist with different types of comedies. Be it physical, verbal or silent, every kind of comedy is taught. In Amazon Prime, there was a show named Comicstaan, where different comedians show and teach contestants on how to conduct comedy sets.
Baking Science
Ever wondered why the cakes shown in the travel channels like TLC, are so classy and well made with different types of props and mixes? It is because the bakers are not only trained in making such cakes, but also are trained to create them well and good looking. The course of baking science involves the aspects of chemistry, where different chemical reactions and concoctions are tested if they are edible to put on cake or not. Since the COVID-19, many people have taken interest to learn about baking cakes and therefore, the course gets more recognition than ever.
Despite being unusual, the course degrees play a great role in giving occupation to people with certain skills to portray in different fields, be it sports, culinary or higher psychology.
A glittering start was given to Delhi’s most exclusive jewellery showroom by VCJ jewellers, inaugurated on Sunday by Bollywood actor Malaika Arora.
A trusted jewellery brand for more than forty years, VCJ Jewellers has now come up with a capacious, 3500-square-foot showroom in Delhi’s posh South Extension 1.
Known for its exquisite jewellery designs, VCJ’s new showroom will house an enormous collection of bespoke Kundan, Polki, and Jadau jewelry, along with some of the finest diamond and antique gold jewellery.
As a preferred jewellery brand for Delhi-NCR’s discerning connoisseurs, Vikas Chain and Jewellers have an established legacy based on trust and quality jewellery offerings.
Mr. Dinesh Verma, Director at VCJ, said, “Our new showroom at South Extension 1 will have the most promising collection of fine artistic pieces in the capital city.” The doors to one of India’s most luxurious VCJ stores will open on February 5, marking the grand opening of a lavish retail experience.
“VCJ has served its patrons with its sui generis designs and quality jewellery for four decades.” “The new showroom will redefine the experience of jewellery shopping with an endless collection of jewels to suit every occasion and celebration of our customers,” added Mr. Sulish Verma, Director, VCJ Jewellers.
Ms Shreya Sharma is an ambitious young entrepreneur and TEDx speaker, who studied International relations at the prestigious Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, and recently graduated from Cardiff University, Wales with LLB Hons.
Although Ms Sharma came from an affluent family in the city, she always knew that she was to make her own mark in this competitive world. After a lot of pondering, introspection, and hard work she successfully built a legal aggregator platform, Rest The Case, that strives to make legal information and services approachable to the nation. By the people and for the people, Rest the case offers infinite opportunities for lawyers and clients and makes the law accessible to everyone in just a few clicks. In just the first year of its inception, her company Rests The Case has been recognized as the best start-up of 2021 by the India 500. This award-winning company Is an online platform that gives a smart and convenient edge to bridge the gap between the courts and the people. From starting her own company at the age of 21 to being a recipient of the India 5000 women achiever award 2021 she left no stone unturned to rise triumphant.
Breaking the bias:-
I have started my own company at a young age and have always worked very hard to make it work.
When I started my work initially I was advised by a lot of people to hire a C.E.O to help me manage my work and this suggestion usually stemmed from the fact that I was a young woman starting out on my own, my family however always believed I would be able to manage on my own and this kept me going.
People in my company are always hired because they work hard and not because of their gender. I have tried to inculcate this practice from the very beginning that the people we hire are there because we think they can do well.
With less than a week until this year’s International Women’s Day, we take a closer look at the campaign for 2022 and how you can get involved. International Women’s Day (IWD) is recognized globally on 8 March, honoring the achievements of women in a variety of fields, from culture to politics.
Each year, it also calls for new action to achieve equality for women, advocate for gender equality, raise awareness, and fund women-focused charities.
The first IWD is reported to have taken place in 1911, with more than a million women and men attending rallies campaigning for women’s rights to work, vote, be trained, to hold public office and end discrimination.
What is the theme for International Women’s Day 2022?
This year’s theme is #BreakTheBias and it calls for a world free of bias, stereotypes and discrimination where women can move ahead. IWD recognizes that action is needed to create a gender-equal world and challenges those who want to support a campaign to help create a more diverse and inclusive future. Awareness alone is not enough to bring about change. There are several ways to get involved.
What can I do to support International Women’s Day 2022?
Everyone can step forward to challenge bias in their community, school or workplace and call out gender bias, discrimination and stereotyping when seen in action.
When the event arrives on March 8, the IWD organization will be sharing images and videos of people striking this year’s campaign pose – crossing their arms in an X – to encourage further work in creating an inclusive world.
You can share your picture on social media with the #BreakTheBias hash tag and submit it on the IWD website here.
There are also a number of resources available to help you organize your own event or fundraise for a charity of your choice.
Why is International Women’s Day 2022 celebrated?
It’s estimated that gender parity will not be achieved for almost a century, according to the World Economic Forum.
To that end, there is work that can be done now to secure a brighter and fairer future.
Lakmé Fashion Week and Fashion Design Council of India Announce Return To A Physical Format In Delhi
The FDCI X Lakme Fashion Week will be held from 23-27th March 2022.
After two years of restrictive measures due to the pandemic, the powerhouses of fashion & beauty in India -Lakmé Fashion Week (LFW) jointly organized by Lakmé & RISE Worldwide; and Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI) are set to return to a full physical, season-fluid edition from 23-27 March 2022. The FDCI X Lakmé Fashion Week will be hosted for the very first time in New Delhi keeping in mind safety measures and regulations.
FDCI X Lakmé Fashion Week will release the schedule shortly comprising the best of curation and designers from across India. The event will culminate with the Lakmé Absolute Grand Finale on 27th March.
The platform will be back with two showcase areas for designers to present their collections up close and personal and will continue to champion sustainability through path breaking initiatives while further spreading messages of inclusivity and diversity. The Showroom will be back in an onground format for buyers in addition to enhanced features in the virtual initiative. Shows will continue to be live streamed across key OTT platforms to reach a far and wide audience.
Sunil Sethi, Chairman FDCI commented, “The return of physical fashion weeks is a sign of the world returning to normalcy, and we couldn’t be happier. And what better way to kickstart the celebrations than in New Delhi. While technology has helped us negate the distance and bring the world closer, we’re excited to be back in action, in person. We are happy to announce that business is once again on a major upswing as we bring back the physical Showroom and additionally will also have a virtual one to cater to global buyers and help expand our reach. The schedule like previous FDCI x Lakme Fashion Week season-fluid editions will continue to comprise a mix of designers from both cities, and beyond.”
Sumati Mattu, Head of Innovations at Lakmé said, “We are thrilled to be back to a physical format in its entirety with the FDCI X Lakmé Fashion Week this season, bringing alive the world of beauty and fashion in the capital city – New Delhi. Lakmé’s trend statement this year acknowledges the hybrid lives we are all returning to – opening up our worlds yet treading with caution, the bonhomie of engaging with our loved ones yet mindful of our health and wellbeing. With the Lakmé Absolute Explore Eye Collection, our trend focus this season is all about the eyes, the window to our souls and importantly, visible above our masks. A range of trendy liquid-duo eyeshadows and vibrant gel pencils in never before, dramatic, unmissable colours and textures. Get ready for eyes that speak volumes. Through the Lakme Fashion Week, it has always been our endeavor to create an environment for the community that fosters new talent, innovation, and growth. With the return of physical showcases, we are excited to see how the talent showing this year drives renewed energy and excitement in the industry.”
Jaspreet Chandok, Head RISE Fashion and Lifestyle said, “We are excited to announce the return of FDCI X Lakmé Fashion Week in the form of an on-ground event. While the last two years have challenged all of us to innovate and break past geographical barriers, we understand that the magic of experiencing fashion in person and the power of the physical is unparalleled. Digital will continue to play an important role in helping us engage with and reach wider audiences and enhance the physical aspects. We look forward to alternate the fashion weeks between Delhi and Mumbai. This collaborative effort will give the platform and its stakeholders the opportunity to interact with varied audiences, while catering to the fashion communities across both hubs.”
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