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*This is a submission for the An AI-powered outdoor activity generator. The user enters their mood, available time, and whether they're alone or with friends, and the app suggests a simple offline activity. What I Built I built TouchGrass AI, a lightweight open-source AI-powered web app that helps people step away from their screens and spend time outdoors. Users enter their mood, available time, and preferred activity type, and the app generates practical outdoor activity ideas.
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This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend What I Built Demo • it runs locally via the terminal. Code import os from faster_whisper import WhisperModel import requests import json # 1.
No coaches for archers at Shanghai World Cup - Times of India
NEW DELHI: More bad news followed Indian archery two days after the Supreme Court rejected the outcome of the Archery Association of India's (AAI) December 22 elections and called for interested candidates to seek fresh referendum. To begin with, Indian compound archers competing in the Stage 2 of the Shanghai World Cup beginning Monday, will travel without a coach, courtesy a fresh face-off between the sports ministry and the Sports Authority of India (SAI) on one hand and the AAI on the other.
'AdWise' workplace counselling - How do I keep him off my turf?
Question: A senior colleague (senior only in the hierarchy, I don’t report to him) has taken it upon himself to interfere in my work assignments and mansplain on why his ‘inputs’ are not just significant but essential. His work profile is the same as mine and he bears no additional responsibilities or workload. We’ve had friction before in other aspects of work, mostly because he’s a mansplainer. That part I somehow deal with, but I don’t know how to tell him to keep off my turf.
CM Sonowal felicitates Hima, Dutee after national meet - Times of India
Assam chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal on Saturday felicitated India's latest track sensation Hima Das and Odisha's Dutee Chand for their exceptional performances during the recently concluded 58th National Inter State Athletics Championships in the city. Hima, also known as the 'Dhing Express', won in the women's 400m event on Friday, thus securing her qualification for the Asian Games in Jakarta.
Adopting British education system was blunder: Satyapal Singh
NEW DELHI: Union Minister of State for Human Resources Development Satyapal Singh on Saturday said the country's intellectual class was "corrupt" which is unfortunate and adoption of the British education system was a "grave mistake"."Those who were to lead in the field of intellectuality, academia got corrupted," Singh told a gathering after launching book "Politics Of A New India" here.He said four mistakes were committed in the country -- first, people were divided on lines of religion;...
More than 40% of 95K pollsters 'approve' of abusive tweets directed at Sushma Swaraj - Times of India
NEW DELHI: More than forty percent of the people who participated in an online poll conducted by external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj 'endorsed' the hate-filled, abusive comments directed at her days after her ministry granted passport to an interfaith couple.Late on Saturday night, Swaraj sought public opinion on the misogynist and personal attack she was being subjected to on social media for the last few days by organizing a Twitter poll."Friends: I have liked some tweets.
Harappa to hieroglyphs: Meet the 17-year-old who digs archaeology
'Egyptian Buddhism’ doesn’t seem like the kind of subject to interest a 17-year-old. But for Arsh Ali, it’s the subject that has consumed him for the past few years. He recently delivered a talk on it as part of the National Museum’s India and the World lecture series.
Teen ends life after news of mom’s death - Times of India
KOLKATA: A first-year student at South City College ended her life on Friday night after her mother died at Belle Vue Clinic where she had been on ventilation. Nineteen-year old Uttara Chowdhury’s father Uttam alias Jewel died four years ago after a prolonged kidney ailment Her mother had donated one of her kidneys to save her father but the operation failed, said a family member. Subsequently, even she developed a serious kidney illness that led to her death.
Plastic ban: State traders’ body decides not to pay fine - Times of India
Nagpur: Manufacturers and traders across the state have unanimously decided not to pay fine if caught selling or keeping banned plastic products. The decision was taken at a meeting of Chamber of Associations of Maharashtra Industry and Trade (CAMIT) in Mumbai on Saturday.
Maldives opposition unites to challenge Abdulla Yameen
COLOMBO: Opposition parties in the Maldives agreed on Saturday to field a joint candidate in September's presidential elections to challenge incumbent Abdulla Yameen , whose crackdown on dissent has alarmed the international community.Yameen declared a state of emergency in February in the Indian Ocean honeymoon paradise, a move critics say was aimed at averting his impeachment.
Is Rishi Kapoor keen on getting Ranbir Kapoor married soon? - Times of India
Ranbir Kapoor may be enjoying the blockbuster opening of his film 'Sanju', but his father Rishi Kapoor now wants him get married.
AITA agrees to field Bopanna-Sharan as team at Asian Games - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The AITA agreed to field Rohan Bopanna and Divij Sharan as a team at the Asian Games on request of the two players which means that veteran Leander Paes will team up with young Sumit Nagal.Bopanna and Sharan had requested AITA and the Sports Ministry to pair them.The AITA at its Executive Meeting (EC) discussed the matter and accepted Bopanna and Sharan's request."Yes, the EC has decided that Rohan and Divij will play as a team," a source said.Since Ramkumar Ramanathan and Prajnesh...
Iran to remain integral part of India’s foreign policy - Times of India
NEW DELHI: India can live without Iranian energy, but Iran will remain an important part of India’s foreign policy . As the US under Donald Trump takes an extreme view of Iran sanctions , it promises to constrain India’s manoeuvring space significantly if India is not careful.Iran moved back into third place as a source of energy in 2016, soon after the JCPOA unshackled global engagement with Tehran. A sizeable number of Indian refineries are configured to working on Iranian crude.
Pune hospital conducts 500 cardiac surgeries on children - Times of India
PUNE: Doctors at Sahyadri Hospitals have crossed an important milestone of successfully performing 500 paediatric cardiac interventions under state government's Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Jan Arogya Yojana (MJPJAY) since April 2014."Our doctors have successfully carried out more than 4,000 heart surgeries and more than 500 paediatric cardiac surgeries and 500 paediatric cardiac interventions under MJPJAY," said medical expert Ketan Apte , head of Sahyadri Super speciality Hospital , Deccan...
Rioting charge on 23 for waste-dumping protest - Times of India
NOIDA: The Noida Authority seems to be in no mood to relent over the garbage issue any more. On Friday, officials reiterated the Authority will clean the city’s garbage and dump it at the Mubarkpur village site over the next week. Meanwhile, police have slapped various cases, including that of rioting, on 23 protesters arrested on Thursday.Rajesh Singh, the officer on special duty to Noida Authority, said that the city “generates 600 tonnes of solid waste every day”.
Jharkhand high court extends Lalu Prasad's provisional bail on medical ground - Times of India
RANCHI: The Jharkhand high court on Friday extended the provisional bail of RJD supremo Lalu Prasad for another six weeks on medical grounds in the fodder scam cases.Prasad, whose provisional bail was extended till July 3 last Friday, would now remain on bail till August 17 as per today's order.The extension of the bail duration by Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh of the Jharkhand High Court was granted in three cases of multi-crore fodder scam related to fraudulent withdrawal of money from...
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