#Pooja Chaudhuri

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Jaipur Dialogues was founded by retired civil servant Sanjay Dixit. He is a staunch Hindutva supporter and, at times, has even voiced criticism towards the BJP for not addressing Hindu interests sufficiently. According to a September 2023 company report, that we found on the Indian Ministry of Corporate Affairs website, Dixit is also a director of the Jaipur Dialogues along with Sunil Sharma, a politician surprisingly from the BJP’s main opposition party Congress. After a recent controversy over Sunil Sharma’s association with Jaipur Dialogues, which he claims to have severed last year, he was dropped as a Congress candidate.

Pooja Chaudhuri, ‘How Four Hindu Nationalist Websites Make Their Money’, Bellingcat

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Why disinformation experts say the Israel-Hamas war is a nightmare to investigate

The Israel-Hamas conflict has been a minefield of confusing counter-arguments and controversies—and an information environment that experts investigating mis- and disinformation say is among the worst they’ve ever experienced.

In the time since Hamas launched its terror attack against Israel last month—and Israel has responded with a weekslong counterattack—social media has been full of comments, pictures, and video from both sides of the conflict putting forward their case. But alongside real images of the battles going on in the region, plenty of disinformation has been sown by bad actors.

“What is new this time, especially with Twitter, is the clutter of information that the platform has created, or has given a space for people to create, with the way verification is handled,” says Pooja Chaudhuri, a researcher and trainer at Bellingcat, which has been working to verify or debunk claims from both the Israeli and Palestinian sides of the conflict, from confirming that Israel Defense Forces struck the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza to debunking the idea that the IDF has blown up some of Gaza’s most sacred sites.

Bellingcat has found plenty of claims and counterclaims to investigate, but convincing people of the truth has proven more difficult than in previous situations because of the firmly entrenched views on either side, says Chaudhuri’s colleague Eliot Higgins, the site’s founder.

“People are thinking in terms of, ‘Whose side are you on?’ rather than ‘What’s real,’” Higgins says. “And if you’re saying something that doesn’t agree with my side, then it has to mean you’re on the other side. That makes it very difficult to be involved in the discourse around this stuff, because it’s so divided.”

For Imran Ahmed, CEO of the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), there have only been two moments prior to this that have proved as difficult for his organization to monitor and track: One was the disinformation-fueled 2020 U.S. presidential election, and the other was the hotly contested space around the COVID-19 pandemic.

“I can’t remember a comparable time. You’ve got this completely chaotic information ecosystem,” Ahmed says, adding that in the weeks since Hamas’s October 7 terror attack social media has become the opposite of a “useful or healthy environment to be in”—in stark contrast to what it used to be, which was a source of reputable, timely information about global events as they happened.

The CCDH has focused its attention on X (formerly Twitter), in particular, and is currently involved in a lawsuit with the social media company, but Ahmed says the problem runs much deeper.

“It’s fundamental at this point,” he says. “It’s not a failure of any one platform or individual. It’s a failure of legislators and regulators, particularly in the United States, to get to grips with this.” (An X spokesperson has previously disputed the CCDH’s findings to Fast Company, taking issue with the organization’s research methodology. “According to what we know, the CCDH will claim that posts are not ‘actioned’ unless the accounts posting them are suspended,” the spokesperson said. “The majority of actions that X takes are on individual posts, for example by restricting the reach of a post.”)

Ahmed contends that inertia among regulators has allowed antisemitic conspiracy theories to fester online to the extent that many people believe and buy into those concepts. Further, he says it has prevented organizations like the CCDH from properly analyzing the spread of disinformation and those beliefs on social media platforms. “As a result of the chaos created by the American legislative system, we have no transparency legislation. Doing research on these platforms right now is near impossible,” he says.

It doesn’t help when social media companies are throttling access to their application programming interfaces, through which many organizations like the CCDH do research. “We can’t tell if there’s more Islamophobia than antisemitism or vice versa,” he admits. “But my gut tells me this is a moment in which we are seeing a radical increase in mobilization against Jewish people.”

Right at the time when the most insight is needed into how platforms are managing the torrent of dis- and misinformation flooding their apps, there’s the least possible transparency.

The issue isn’t limited to private organizations. Governments are also struggling to get a handle on how disinformation, misinformation, hate speech, and conspiracy theories are spreading on social media. Some have reached out to the CCDH to try and get clarity.

“In the last few days and weeks, I’ve briefed governments all around the world,” says Ahmed, who declines to name those governments—though Fast Company understands that they may include the U.K. and European Union representatives. Advertisers, too, have been calling on the CCDH to get information about which platforms are safest for them to advertise on.

Deeply divided viewpoints are exacerbated not only by platforms tamping down on their transparency but also by technological advances that make it easier than ever to produce convincing content that can be passed off as authentic. “The use of AI images has been used to show support,” Chaudhuri says. This isn’t necessarily a problem for trained open-source investigators like those working for Bellingcat, but it is for rank-and-file users who can be hoodwinked into believing generative-AI-created content is real.

And even if those AI-generated images don’t sway minds, they can offer another weapon in the armory of those supporting one side or the other—a slur, similar to the use of “fake news” to describe factual claims that don’t chime with your beliefs, that can be deployed to discredit legitimate images or video of events.

“What is most interesting is anything that you don’t agree with, you can just say that it’s AI and try to discredit information that may also be genuine,” Choudhury says, pointing to users who have claimed an image of a dead baby shared by Israel’s account on X was AI—when in fact it was real—as an example of weaponizing claims of AI tampering. “The use of AI in this case,” she says, “has been quite problematic.”

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Why disinformation experts say the Israel-Hamas war is a nightmare to investigate

A combination of irresponsibility on the part of social media platforms and the emergence of AI tech makes the job of policing fake news harder than ever.

BY CHRIS STOKEL-WALKER

The Israel-Hamas conflict has been a minefield of confusing counter-arguments and controversies—and an information environment that experts investigating mis- and disinformation say is among the worst they’ve ever experienced.

In the time since Hamas launched its terror attack against Israel last month—and Israel has responded with a weekslong counterattack—social media has been full of comments, pictures, and video from both sides of the conflict putting forward their case. But alongside real images of the battles going on in the region, plenty of disinformation has been sown by bad actors.

“What is new this time, especially with Twitter, is the clutter of information that the platform has created, or has given a space for people to create, with the way verification is handled,” says Pooja Chaudhuri, a researcher and trainer at Bellingcat, which has been working to verify or debunk claims from both the Israeli and Palestinian sides of the conflict, from confirming that Israel Defense Forces struck the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza to debunking the idea that the IDF has blown up some of Gaza’s most sacred sites.

Bellingcat has found plenty of claims and counterclaims to investigate, but convincing people of the truth has proven more difficult than in previous situations because of the firmly entrenched views on either side, says Chaudhuri’s colleague Eliot Higgins, the site’s founder.

“People are thinking in terms of, ‘Whose side are you on?’ rather than ‘What’s real,’” Higgins says. “And if you’re saying something that doesn’t agree with my side, then it has to mean you’re on the other side. That makes it very difficult to be involved in the discourse around this stuff, because it’s so divided.”

For Imran Ahmed, CEO of the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), there have only been two moments prior to this that have proved as difficult for his organization to monitor and track: One was the disinformation-fueled 2020 U.S. presidential election, and the other was the hotly contested space around the COVID-19 pandemic.

“I can’t remember a comparable time. You’ve got this completely chaotic information ecosystem,” Ahmed says, adding that in the weeks since Hamas’s October 7 terror attack social media has become the opposite of a “useful or healthy environment to be in”—in stark contrast to what it used to be, which was a source of reputable, timely information about global events as they happened.

The CCDH has focused its attention on X (formerly Twitter), in particular, and is currently involved in a lawsuit with the social media company, but Ahmed says the problem runs much deeper.

“It’s fundamental at this point,” he says. “It’s not a failure of any one platform or individual. It’s a failure of legislators and regulators, particularly in the United States, to get to grips with this.” (An X spokesperson has previously disputed the CCDH’s findings to Fast Company, taking issue with the organization’s research methodology. “According to what we know, the CCDH will claim that posts are not ‘actioned’ unless the accounts posting them are suspended,” the spokesperson said. “The majority of actions that X takes are on individual posts, for example by restricting the reach of a post.”)

Ahmed contends that inertia among regulators has allowed antisemitic conspiracy theories to fester online to the extent that many people believe and buy into those concepts. Further, he says it has prevented organizations like the CCDH from properly analyzing the spread of disinformation and those beliefs on social media platforms. “As a result of the chaos created by the American legislative system, we have no transparency legislation. Doing research on these platforms right now is near impossible,” he says.

It doesn’t help when social media companies are throttling access to their application programming interfaces, through which many organizations like the CCDH do research. “We can’t tell if there’s more Islamophobia than antisemitism or vice versa,” he admits. “But my gut tells me this is a moment in which we are seeing a radical increase in mobilization against Jewish people.”

Right at the time when the most insight is needed into how platforms are managing the torrent of dis- and misinformation flooding their apps, there’s the least possible transparency.

The issue isn’t limited to private organizations. Governments are also struggling to get a handle on how disinformation, misinformation, hate speech, and conspiracy theories are spreading on social media. Some have reached out to the CCDH to try and get clarity.

“In the last few days and weeks, I’ve briefed governments all around the world,” says Ahmed, who declines to name those governments—though Fast Company understands that they may include the U.K. and European Union representatives. Advertisers, too, have been calling on the CCDH to get information about which platforms are safest for them to advertise on.

Deeply divided viewpoints are exacerbated not only by platforms tamping down on their transparency but also by technological advances that make it easier than ever to produce convincing content that can be passed off as authentic. “The use of AI images has been used to show support,” Chaudhuri says. This isn’t necessarily a problem for trained open-source investigators like those working for Bellingcat, but it is for rank-and-file users who can be hoodwinked into believing generative-AI-created content is real.

And even if those AI-generated images don’t sway minds, they can offer another weapon in the armory of those supporting one side or the other—a slur, similar to the use of “fake news” to describe factual claims that don’t chime with your beliefs, that can be deployed to discredit legitimate images or video of events.

“What is most interesting is anything that you don’t agree with, you can just say that it’s AI and try to discredit information that may also be genuine,” Choudhury says, pointing to users who have claimed an image of a dead baby shared by Israel’s account on X was AI—when in fact it was real—as an example of weaponizing claims of AI tampering. “The use of AI in this case,” she says, “has been quite problematic.”

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Shri Venkateshwara University conferred the Venkateshwara Mother Power award 2023 for commendable work in different fields.

Shri Venkateshwara University conferred the Venkateshwara Mother Power award 2023 on 51 women for commendable work in different fields.

Apart from these, we honored a dozen women with a shawl & memento who run NGOs like Friends Forever, Prayas, and Broadway.

On this occasion, the Group Chairman, Dr Sudhir Giri, vowed to help the meritorious underprivileged girls by offering them free education & subsidized health care.

The Group Chairman Dr Sudhir Giri, Pro Chancellor Dr Rajiv Tyagi, President of Friends Forever Dr Ruchi Garg, BJP City Head Ms Dolly Gupta & Mayank Agarwal of Broadway inaugurated the event by lighting a lamp to Goddess Saraswati.

The Group Chairman, Dr Sudhir Giri, reiterated the Venkateshwara Group feels proud to honor Mother Power.

The Pro Chancellor Dr Rajiv Tyagi asserted the Venkateshwara Group will provide all possible help to underprivileged and meritorious girls for higher education and free health services.

Those present included Dr Surbhi Agarwal, Manju Garg, Mamta Singhal, Meenu Agarwal, Poonam Singhal, Meenu Saxena, Akanksha Singh, Dr Poonam Agarwal, Dr Surbhi Goyal & Ritu Chaudhury.

Along with Roopa Sharma & Dr Pooja Bansal, hundreds of ladies were present for the Venkateshwara Mother Power award 2023 function.

The heartiest thanks to Team media for excellent news coverage. Special gratitude to Dr Rajiv Tyagi Pro Chancellor Shri Venkateshwara University/Institute Gajraula Meerut UP.

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Countinue. ..These women went agonist the social norms of there time to make India more democratically sound.There is no extent to the reforms that women are capable of bringing and progress can happen faster with solidarity. But women who don't conform to social norms are almost never supported and the intersection of sexisam and misinformation justifies their abuse.while social media gives a platform for women to raise issues,repeated abuse takes away that freedom .Social media ,the place that bolsters the #MeToo movement ,is the same place used to shut women down. A report by Amnesty International lat year said that 95 femail politicians out of 724 received nearly one million hateful mentions on Twitter between March and May ,one in five of which was sexisam or misogynistic. But misinformation like other forms of abuse has inter - sectional challenges. While actor Sara Bhaskar receives some of the most sexisam troll at takes ,activist Salford Zargar is targeted for being women as well as Muslim After her arrest for participating in protest against the Citizenship (Amendment)Act ,pornographic videos were shared in Ms.Zargar's name on social media.organised disinformation and sexisam intersect religious bigotry and other forms of discrimination to threaten vocal women from minority communities (Thanks for the Pooja Chaudhuri ,Editore of the Alt news ,Preethi Shiva Kumar (ioll group Analizer ) De Answers : Dears ,"One hand beating afore not came to voice,Two hands are must ,8 years befor social media under regurly active one ours are understanding to Misinformation and disinformation ,fact and meaning befor many years activities also,many million women's and girls are posting to misinformation and own body naked picture ,restricted to ours,not any government, journalists ,activists and public not making to this hard job.our own money hungry name many million women's and girls social media under posting one abuse activities not see to written one.so need the femails. (at Mumbai, Maharashtra) https://www.instagram.com/p/CS4VraWP_Oz/?utm_medium=tumblr

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FSIA The Real Super Heroes & Real Super Women Awardees List 2020

Forever Star India Award is the India`s biggest online platform and it is the biggest community of participants, awardees and pageant participants where they can create their own profile and they can update it on regular basis. Everyone can view the FSIA verified member profiles of the Real Super heroes & Real Super Women Awards 2020 here.

There are our Real Super Heroes and Real Super Women Awardees 2020 are following below:

1. Leena Dudhagara                        2. Aryansh Arora                              3. P Mareeswari

4. Dr. Gurpreet Kaur                       5. Sanjay More                                  6. Dr. Brijesh Byrappa

7. Shilpa Venkat                                                8. Ram Dayal Bairwa (RES)            9. Harsha Gala

10. Rashmi Rao                                  11. Tapasi Mohanty                         12. Afsana Firoji

13. Nalini Srinivas                             14. Varsha Majethia                        15. Pooja Pandey

16. Adv Dr Shivangi Zarkar            17. Dr Vinay Malik                            18. Naina More

19. R.G. Anand                                  20. DR. DEEPIKA KAPOOR             21. Dr. Archana Chawla

22. Anupama Thakur                      23. Manisha Bhujbal                       24. Priti Waghela

25. Venika Sukhija                           26. Dr Sayantan Dey Sarkar          27. Pooja Gupta

28. Trupti Padhi                                29. Prerna Rajora                             30. Junjaram Thory

31. Pawan Vij                                     32. SOMA LAHIRI MALLIK             33. Roneeca Sahu

34. Risha Chaudhuri                        35. Sherin Chacko                            36. Mrs. Gurjitkaur Bhatia

37. Amita Singh                                38. Deepak Kumar Taank              39. Dr. shubham Kaushal

40. Anjali Jangam                             41. Dipshikha Singh                         42. Anjali Pandey

43. Chirag Bhatt                                                44. Nupur Patil                                  45. Sunita Mallik

46. Manjula Srinivasa Guptha     47. SOMEN SAHA                             48. Dr. Sachin Parhe

49. Sanjana Bakshi Datta               50. Dr. Bhushan Paraskar              51. Surekha Kamble

52. Deepak kumar Jain                  53. Dr. Rahul Banerjee                  54. Manoj Jain

55. FURGAN KHAN                          56. Shrenik Patil                                57. DURLOVE TRIPATHY

58. Pankaj Chaudhari                      59. Dr. Anmol Bagaria                    60. Dr. Anmol Bagaria

61. KOLLU BALAKRISHNA              62. PRIYABRATA DAS                      63. DINESH CHAND SHARMA

64. Ravee Kiran Tripurana             65. Appu Keshari                              66. Adv. Shubham Gajanan Kawalkar

67. Chaitali Mondal                          68. Sharmistha Basu                        69. Md Ariful Islam          

70. Sonu Sood                                   71. Shailendra Yadav                       72. PRAKASH HEDAOO

73. Shrimohan meena                    74. Dr. Isaac Raj Alanka                  75. Ankit Jhunjhunwala

76. Dr. Avinandan Mondal            77. Anil Toche Neurotherapist    78. TANUSRI BANERJEE

79. Govinthasamy mahendran   80. Prashant Tupkari                       81. Dr. Ashish Atloye      

82. Mohsim Shaikh                          83. Jivhala Sanstha                           84. Siva Reddy

85. Ankush Prakash                         86. NILESH WAGH                            87. SUBHAM SHARMA

88.

Dr. Rajesh Kumar Nanglia

     89.

Shalini Jadhav

            90.

Sai Hansika Chakrat

 91.

Sandhya Dalai

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Lakme Fashion Week 2019: Katrina Kaif Stuns Everyone In Black Lehenga By Manish Malhotra As She Walks The Ramp For The Fashion Designer – Let’s Look At The Picture Now

On the opening day of Lakme Fashion Week, Katrina has walked the ramp for celebrated fashion designer Manish Malhotra. Katrina has donned a beautiful lehenga from designer’s latest ‘Maahrumysha’ collection.  Manish Malhotra loves Katrina Kaif and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan as her model to showcase a dress to the world. Both of them can be considered as a perfect muse. By looking at the picture of Katrina on the ramp, we cannot deny the fact at all.

For the fashion show, Katrina has worn a black lehenga that has been embellished with detailed golden work. As accessories, beautiful neckpiece has been chosen with pair of stud. Little bit of makeup has made the look perfect. Eyes have been highlighted on the occasion too. Smile can be seen in both Katrina and Manish’s face. Through heavy work, attention is directed to the lehenga while the blouse has been kept rather simple.

Katrina Kaif LFW 2019

During the show, several Bollywood celebrities like Karisma Kapoor, Pooja Hegde, Daisy Shah, Sophie Chaudhury, Khushi Kapoor and Ishaan Khatter have been present also.

As far as work is concerned, Katrina Kaif has been seen last in Ali Abbas Zafar’s Bharat starring Salman Khan. On Eid, the movie has released at the box office and it has become a blockbuster quite instantly. Right now, Katrina is shooting for Akshay Kumar starrer Sooryavanshi which is directed by Rohit Shetty. Sooryavanshi is part of Rohit’s series of movie on police. Both Singham starring Ajay Devgan and Simmba starring Ranveer Singh are part of the series also.

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Who is the author of the book "Hema Malini: Beyond the Dream Girl"? A. Pooja Gautam B. Ram Kamal Mukherjee C. Rakesh Anand Bakshi D. Shantanu Ray Chaudhuri Answer: Option B