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    BIG FM applies for six more news channels, acquires Sapphire Media’s news business

    BIG FM has submitted a request to the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting for launching six news channels. This expansion aims to create a national news network combining traditional and digital broadcasting. The new channels will focus on timely reporting and hyperlocal content tailored for digital consumption. BIG FM's initiative is part of the broader ONE BIG WORLD media ecosystem.

    Is AI really stealing from artists? The uncomfortable truth about originality in art

    Contemporary art is at the forefront of navigating the intricate relationship between authorship and AI technology in visual culture. Artists like Pushpamala N and Raqs Media Collective delve into themes of collective memory and fractured identities. The rise of AI-generated art brings forth significant ethical challenges regarding copyright and cultural appropriation.

    Lenskart, Meesho among top picks as value retail leads India's consumption story: Siddhartha Khemka

    Value-focused retail formats are growing, while premium categories experience challenges due to stock availability issues. Recent demand fluctuated with a dip noted in September and October, with expectations for improvement in mid-October. Beauty products significantly influence sales, contributing to the overall trends in the market. Rural incomes may pose risks to discretionary spending as festive season approaches. Companies with effective inventory management and store-level traction are better positioned for growth.

    In 1974, Mississippi domestic worker L.V. Hull bought a 900-square-foot home with her wages; decades later, it became a restored art site and the L.V. Hull Legacy Center

    L.V. Hull, a dedicated domestic worker and artist, acquired a modest home in Kosciusko, Mississippi, in 1974, infusing it with her unique art. While the house blossomed into a celebrated art destination, it fell into neglect after her death in 2008. Restoration efforts have since revitalized it, marking its place as the first historic home of a Black woman visual artist. Visitors are now welcome at the newly opened L.V.

    Nick Engelbert was a Wisconsin dairy farmer when a sprained ankle led him to make one concrete sculpture; 15 years later, his yard held more than 40 statues

    In Wisconsin, Nick Engelbert, a dedicated dairy farmer, turned his farm into a unique art landscape featuring over 40 concrete sculptures inspired by his life's journey, historical narratives, and fairy tales. His wife, Katherine, enhanced the site with vibrant flower gardens. Following Engelbert's passing, the property fell into disrepair until the Kohler Foundation acquired and revitalized it in 1991.

    Three months too short to submit stampede probe report, will strive to meet deadline: SIT head

    A special investigation team led by Justice Anindita Roy Saraswati is assigned to probe the Durga Puja stampede. The incident occurred on October 17 and led to 19 fatalities and numerous injuries. The team intends to investigate the crowd dynamics and organizational preparedness at the event. They will scrutinize various forms of evidence, including CCTV footage and police records.

    The Economic Times
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