'Jai Hind' after every inflight AI announcement

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Tata Motors unveils four cars at Geneva Motor show Tata Motors unveiled four cars, including premium hatchback Altroz and a concept version of small SUV H2X, at the Geneva Motor show on Tuesday. Geneva show has electrics, sports cars and a VW dune buggy Carmakers at the Geneva International Motor Show are unveiling new electric vehicles they hope will transform the industry as well as the high-end sports cars that are a fixture at the show. New Orleans celebrates Mardi Gras The streets of New Orleans will be filled Tuesday with excited kids catching beads from atop ladders, revelers in fancy costumes walking through the French Quarter and Mardi Gras Indians wearing finely beaded costumes. The deadliest tornado that shook the Alabama community The tornado that struck the area where the Deans lived packed winds estimated at 170 mph (274 kph) and chewed a path of destruction nearly a mile (1.6 kilometer) wide. Facebook bars foreign-funded ads for Indonesia election Facebook says it will not allow foreign-funded advertisements for upcoming presidential and legislative elections in Indonesia. 'Jai Hind' after every inflight Air India announcement Air India has issued a company advisory saying "with immediate effect, all are required to announce "Jai Hind" at the end of every announcement after a slight pause and with much fervour". Out of top 10 most polluted cities in the world, 7 cities are from India alone The only non-Indian city in the top five list is Faisalabad, Pakistan. Samba schools ready to roll for giant Rio Carnival Thousands of dancers from Rio de Janeiro's elite samba schools were set Sunday to roll out their traditional parades of feathers and sequins -- combined with a large dose of social and political commentary. Six gadgets that make life easy for visually challenged Innovative gadgets and applications designed to change the way people with low vision perceive and navigate the world. How social media 'shifted' India's focus to Abhinandan Varthaman's release The hysteria unleashed on social media platforms after pilot Abhinandan Varthaman's plane crashed in Pakistani territory on February 27 is partly responsible for the sudden shift in focus from fighting cross-border terrorism to bringing the pilot back home, experts believe.

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