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Hans India
24-04-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Irresponsible usage of tech may cause damage
Vijayawada: Railway Public Relations Officer Nusrat M Mandrupurkar explained various benefits that AI can bring into communications and media world and also cautioned the damage that can be caused by the irresponsible usage of technologies. She was addressing the special PR Day conference organised by Amaravati Chapter of Public Relations Society of India here on Wednesday on the occasion of 38th National Public Relations Day with theme 'Responsible Use of AI: Role of Public Relations'. Nusrat warned that emergence of technology cannot be stopped but one must learn the way how judiciously same can be used for the benefit of common man and society at large. I&PR Minister Kolusu Parthasarathy explained that all the users of technology must decide what they can consume or not. He cautioned that excess use of technology beyond anyone's consuming capacity will lead to destruction. By highlighting WhatsApp governance model adopted by Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, he said that Naidu is always in forefront of using technologies to bring benefits to common man. Dr G Anita, chairman of PRSI Amaravati Chapter, welcoming delegates said that emergence of AI will further complicate the communication systems that were already under heavy impact of social media. In-charge Vice-Chancellor of Andhra Kesari University Prof DVR Murthy expressed concern over degradation of values in media from the days of print media dominance to present social media era. He advised media personnel and organisations to take appropriate measures immediately thus restricting the damage by technology to minimal. Olive Yaramal, Tressurer of PRSI Amaravati Chapter, Kiran, Joint Director of I&PR Dept, J Rajendra Kumar, Vice-Chairman, PRSI, Amaravati Chapter, Kandadai Partha Sarathy, Secretary, PRSI Amaravati Chapter, P Basheer, Joint Secretary, PRSI Amaravati Chapter and other executive committee members also participated.
Express Tribune
08-02-2025
- Politics
- Express Tribune
Afghan terrorist killed in operation: ISPR
Listen to article An Afghan national involved in terrorism inside Pakistan was killed during an operation conducted by security forces in Datta Khel area of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province's North Waziristan district on 6 February, according to a statement from the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) on Saturday. The individual was later identified as Luqman Khan, also known as Nusrat, son of Kamal Khan, a resident of Spera district, Khost province, Afghanistan. Photo: ISPR Pakistan has approached the Interim Afghan Government to take over the body of the individual, being an Afghan citizen, ISPR said in its statement. 'Such incidents are irrefutable evidence of involvement of Afghan nationals in terrorist activities in Pakistan. The Interim Afghan Government is expected to fulfil its obligations and deny the use of Afghan soil by terrorists for perpetuating acts of terrorism against Pakistan,' the statement added. Pakistan has repeatedly called on Afghan authorities to prevent militant groups from using Afghan territory to launch attacks inside its borders, a point of ongoing tension between the two countries. Security forces killed three militants during an intelligence-based operation (IBO) in the Datta Khel area of North Waziristan, according to a statement from the ISPR on Friday. The operation, conducted on the night of February 6-7, followed intelligence reports indicating the presence of militants in the region. The military's media wing stated that during the operation, troops successfully targeted the militants' location, resulting in the elimination of three terrorists. The militants were reportedly attempting to flee while disguised in burqas . The deceased terrorists were found in possession of weapons and ammunition. According to the ISPR, they were involved in multiple terrorist activities within the region. Following the operation, a sanitisation mission is currently underway to eliminate any remaining threats in the area.
Express Tribune
08-02-2025
- Politics
- Express Tribune
Afghan national involved in terrorism killed in operation: ISPR
Listen to article An Afghan national involved in terrorism inside Pakistan was killed during an operation conducted by security forces in Datta Khel area of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province's North Waziristan district on 6 February, according to a statement from the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) on Saturday. The individual was later identified as Luqman Khan, also known as Nusrat, son of Kamal Khan, a resident of Spera district, Khost province, Afghanistan. Photo: ISPR Pakistan has approached the Interim Afghan Government to take over the body of the individual, being an Afghan citizen, ISPR said in its statement. 'Such incidents are irrefutable evidence of involvement of Afghan nationals in terrorist activities in Pakistan. The Interim Afghan Government is expected to fulfil its obligations and deny the use of Afghan soil by terrorists for perpetuating acts of terrorism against Pakistan,' the statement added. Pakistan has repeatedly called on Afghan authorities to prevent militant groups from using Afghan territory to launch attacks inside its borders, a point of ongoing tension between the two countries. Security forces killed three militants during an intelligence-based operation (IBO) in the Datta Khel area of North Waziristan, according to a statement from the ISPR on Friday. The operation, conducted on the night of February 6-7, followed intelligence reports indicating the presence of militants in the region. The military's media wing stated that during the operation, troops successfully targeted the militants' location, resulting in the elimination of three terrorists. The militants were reportedly attempting to flee while disguised in burqas . The deceased terrorists were found in possession of weapons and ammunition. According to the ISPR, they were involved in multiple terrorist activities within the region. Following the operation, a sanitisation mission is currently underway to eliminate any remaining threats in the area.
