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The Punjab Police on Saturday succeeded in its operation of "cage the queen bee" with the arrest of the mastermind of last week's heist of Rs 8.49 crore, <keyword id="231843" type="General" weightage="80" keywordseo="mandeep-kaur" source="Orion">Mandeep Kaur</keyword>, a.k.a. Mona, who has been named '<keyword id="17756864" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="bandit-hasina" source="Orion">Bandit Hasina</keyword>', from the office of CMS Info Systems Ltd, a cash management firm, based in Ludhiana, along with her spouse <keyword id="166229" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="jaswinder-singh" source="Orion">Jaswinder Singh</keyword> while returning from a famous Sikh shrine in Uttarakhand. Commissioner of Police Mandeep Singh Sidhu confirmed the arrest of the couple. The police also arrested one of their accomplices. Earlier, the police arrested six accused -- <keyword id="17707747" type="General" weightage="80" keywordseo="manjinder-singh-mani" source="Orion">Manjinder Singh Mani</keyword>, Mandeep Singh, Harvinder Singh, Paramjit Singh, Harpreet Singh and Narinder Singh -- and recovered Rs 5 crore from them. The police recovered Rs 12 lakh on information about Kaur that was concealed in the under-seat of her mother's scooter. Responding to the arrest of the couple, Commissioner of Police Sidhu said all the accused had wished that they would pay obeisance at Kedarnath, Haridwar and Hemkund Sahib after a 'successful robbery'. Kaur and her husband were arrested by a team of Punjab Police while they were returning from Hemkund Sahib. "When the couple came to know that their accomplices have been arrested, they begged pardon at Gurdwara Hemkund Sahib for the crime," Sidhu said. They got married in February. The gang of alleged robbers was led by Mandeep Kaur, whose husband and cousin were also blamed for the heist. She in connivance with her friend and CMS employee Manjinder Singh Mani, had planned the robbery. They along with their eight accomplices looted Rs 8.49 crore from the office of the CMS firm, in the early hours of June 10. Sidhu blamed the company for negligence in the safety of the cash. He said Rs 50 lakh was recovered from the house of Mani in Abuwal village. He had hidden the cash in a septic tank after wrapping the bundles in a polythene bag. On Friday, the police launched the operation "Let's Cage the Queen Bee" to arrest the main mastermind Mandeep Kaur and her husband.

Meet Bandit Hasina who went on a pilgrimage after a 'successful robbery'

(Eds: Updating after discharge of players from hospital and incorporating SAI statement) New Delhi, Aug 17 () Six Indian men's hockey team players, including skipper Manpreet Singh, were on Monday discharged from a Bengaluru hospital after recovering from COVID-19. The Sports Authority of India (SAI) said in a statement that Manpreet, defender Surender Kumar, Jaskaran Singh, Varun Kumar, goalkeeper Krishan Bahadur Pathak and striker Mandeep Singh have been placed under quarantine at its Bengaluru centre after they were discharged from the hospital. "Manpreet Singh, Surender Kumar, Jaskaran Singh, Varun Kumar, Krishan B Pathak and Mandeep Singh, who had tested Positive for COVID-19 earlier this month and were later shifted to hospital as a precautionary measure and for better monitoring were discharged from hospital earlier today," the SAI said. "They are now under quarantine at Sports Authority of India's National Centre of Excellence (NCOE) in Bengaluru." Speaking about the health condition of the players, Dr Arun Kumar of SS Sparsh Multispeciality hospital in Bengaluru said, "All the six players have recovered fully and their vitals are absolutely stable. "They will be in quarantine at SAI's Bengaluru centre and will be given the anti-body test after 10 days to check if they have built immunity against the virus." All the six players are housed in the ground floor of the hostel, where other members of the camp have no access, the SAI said. "This is a precautionary measure to ensure there is no contact between the six players and the other campers over the next 10 days." The SAI said the rest of the players of the Indian hockey teams, men and women, will resume sporting activities from Wednesday as scheduled. Earlier, a SAI source had told that all the six players have tested negative twice and their vitals are normal. They returned positive for the virus between August 10 and 12. "All the hockey players have completely recovered from COVID-19 and will be discharged this evening," the source said. Although asymptomatic, Mandeep was the first to be shifted to the hospital by the SAI after a dip in his blood oxygen level. Later, Manpreet and four other players were also moved to the same hospital as a precautionary measure. Currently, 33 male and 24 female players are in Bengaluru for the camp. The light intensity national camp is expected to continue till September 30. All the women players tested negative in the on-arrival tests conducted by SAI. SSC PM PDS AH

Hockey players discharged from hospital after recovering from COVID-19

Hangzhou [China], October 4 (ANI): Continuing its dominating performance, India men's <keyword id="1451" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Hockey-Team" source="Orion">hockey team</keyword> defeated South Korea 5-3 in the semi-final to set up a summit clash at the <keyword id="84384" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Asian-Games" source="Orion">Asian Games</keyword>. Hardik Singh (5'), Mandeep Singh (11'), Lalit Kumar Upadhyay (15'), Amit Rohidas (24') and Abhishek (54') scored to guide the Indian men's hockey team to the final. Jung Manjae (17', 20', 42') scored a hat-trick for South Korea, as per Olympics.com. The Indian men's hockey team will face the winner of the other semi-final match between China and Japan in the gold medal match on Friday. If India wins the final, it will be its fourth gold at the Asian Games and the team will book a place at Paris Olympics games next year. Earlier, the Craig Fulton-coached India had topped Pool A after winning all their group games. South Korea finished as Pool B runner-up. India, third in the men's FIH rankings, started the match positively and went ahead five minutes into the match. A deft passing move down the right carved open the Korean defence before Hardik Singh slotted home to put India ahead. Mandeep Singh could've doubled the advantage minutes later but the Indian forward, who had already scored 11 goals coming into the match, shot over the goal from close range. Mandeep, however, didn't have to wait long for his 12th goal of the tournament as he tapped in a Gurjant Singh pass to give India a 2-0 lead. Lalit Kumar Upadhyay added one more to India's tally before the first quarter ended. Jolted by the Indian hockey team's fiery start, four-time Asian Games hockey champions Korea found an early response in the second quarter as Jung Manjae scored two - the first from a clever penalty corner routine and the second from open play - to reduce the deficit to a single goal. Just when it looked that the Koreans had turned the tides in their favour, Amit Rohidas restored a two-goal cushion for India with a thunderous drag flick from a penalty corner. India led 4-2 at half-time. After the break, India looked the better of the two sides with Harmanpreet Singh running the play from deep. Despite the Indian dominance, it was South Korea who scored with Jung Manjae deflecting in from an indirect penalty corner to complete his hat-trick. South Korea came out of the blocks hard in search of an equaliser in the final quarter and put the Indian defence under pressure. The Indian backline rode out the siege before India finally found some breathing room thanks to Abhishek. Abhishek won the ball near the Korean circle before driving in through a powerful reverse hit. Up 5-3, India held on to secure the victory and make their way to the final.

Asian Games: Indian men's hockey team storms into final, defeats South Korea 5-3

New Delhi, Aug 17 () Six Indian men's hockey team players, including skipper Manpreet Singh, have recovered from COVID-19 and will be discharged from a Bengaluru hospital on Monday evening. According a source close to the team, Manpreet, defender Surender Kumar, Jaskaran Singh, Varun Kumar, goalkeeper Krishan Bahadur Pathak and striker Mandeep Singh have tested negative twice and their vitals are normal. They tested positive for the infection between August 10 and 12. "All the hockey players have completely recovered from COVID-19 and will be discharged this evening," the source told . Although asymptomatic, Mandeep was the first to be shifted to the SS Sparsh Multi-speciality Hospital in Bengaluru by the Sports Authority of India (SAI) after a dip in his blood oxygen level. Later, Manpreet and four other players were also moved to the same hospital as a precautionary measure. The training camps for both the men and women teams will begin in Bengaluru from Wednesday. However, the six recovered players will have to serve some more time in solation before they join their teammates. Currently, 33 male and 24 female players are in Bengaluru for the camp. The light intensity national camp is expected to continue till September 30. "But as per the state government guidelines the recovered players will have to live in isolation inside SAI campus for a week to 10 more days before resuming practice," the source said. All the women players tested negative in the on-arrival tests conducted by SAI. SSC PM PM

Hockey players recover from COVID-19; to be discharged from hospital this evening

New Delhi, Mar 25 () To facilitate smooth movement of essential goods, Delhi police on Wednesday said they are proactively engaging with e-commerce portals for "seamless delivery" of essential commodities to residents of the national capital.The move comes a day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a complete lockdown across the country for 21 days from Tuesday midnight, asserting that social distancing is the only way out for the country in its decisive battle against the novel coronavirus.Police also held a meeting with e-commerce website representatives in the regard where they shared the problems faced by them in movement of essential goods."We have set up a platform for e-commerce websites where they can share with us difficulties faced by them, so we can solve them," said Mandeep Singh Randhawa, Delhi police PRO.Curfew passes have been issued to them and police have assured the delivery agents associated with e-commerce of ensuring smooth movement of essential goods, he added.Delhi police will be live on Twitter where in a one-hour session, they will respond to queries related to lockdown."Hi! Delhi. Today is Day 3 of #Lockdown. Please comply with directions issued by Govt. If you need any clarification, join us today in: #LockdownQuery Session 2. Timing: 5 - 6 PM."Just tweet your question with hashtag #LockdownQuery and we will answer it," Delhi police tweeted using its official Twitter handle.A similar Twitter session was held by the police on Tuesday, when they responded to several queries raised by people."To assist the Emergency and Essential Vehicles in their unhindered and quick movement, we have also dedicated lanes with proper signages. #IndiaFightsCorona #StayHomeIndia," DCP (South) Atul Kumar Thakur tweeted.Besides patrolling the streets, police said they are also assisting local stores in ensuring social distancing with customers. AMP ABHABHABH

Proactively engaging with e-commerce portals for delivery of essential goods: Delhi police

Kings XI Punjab rode on a solid batting performance by Hashim Amla and skipper <keyword id="470051" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Glenn-Maxwell">Glenn Maxwell</keyword> to thrash Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) by eight wickets in an Indian Premier League (<keyword id="6354312" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="IPL">IPL</keyword>) match at the Holkar Stadium here on Monday. 
 
Chasing a 149-run target, Punjab were boosted by an unbeaten half-century by experienced opener Amla and a power-packed innings by Maxwell lower down the order and crossed the line with 33 balls to spare. 
 
Amla batted through the innings and remained unbeaten on 58 runs off 38 deliveries, hitting four boundaries and three sixes along the way. 
 
Maxwell played a typically explosive innings, smashing 43 runs off 22 balls with three boundaries and four massive hits into the stands. 
 
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		KXIP XI: M Vohra, H Amla, W Saha, G Maxwell, D Miller, MP Stoinis, A Patel, M Sharma, Sandeep Sharma, V Aaron, T Natarajan
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	 RCB XI: S Watson, V Vinod, <keyword id="77602" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="AB-de-Villiers">AB de Villiers</keyword>, K Jadhav, M Singh, S Binny, P Negi, I Abdulla, T Mills, B Stanlake, Y Chahal
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		We've beaten Bangalore 10 out of the 18 times the two sides have met. What will be the result today? <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/LivePunjabiPlayPunjabi?src=hash">#LivePunjabiPlayPunjabi</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/KXIPvRCB?src=hash">#KXIPvRCB</a> <a href="https://t.co/Xxz0qZN3ix">pic.twitter.com/Xxz0qZN3ix</a>
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		All set for tonight game against Punjab <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/RCB?src=hash">#</a><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/RCB?src=hash">RCB</a>❤ <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/PlayBold?src=hash">#</a><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/PlayBold?src=hash">PlayBold</a>💪 <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/JaiMataDi?src=hash">#</a><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/JaiMataDi?src=hash">JaiMataDi</a>😊😊 <a href="https://t.co/wcqCnrwYZW">pic.twitter.com/wcqCnrwYZW</a>
	— yuZvendra Chahal23 (@yuzi_chahal) <a href="https://twitter.com/yuzi_chahal/status/851345965038567424">April 10, 2017</a></blockquote>
Probable XI 
 
Kings XI Punjab 
 <keyword id="52739" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Eoin-Morgan">Eoin Morgan</keyword>, Manan Vohra, Wriddhiman Saha (wk), Glenn Maxwell (c), <keyword id="118827" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="David-Miller">David Miller</keyword>, Marcus Stoinis, Axar Patel, Swapnil Singh, Mohit Sharma, Sandeep Sharma, T Natarajan 
 
Royal Challengers Bangalore 
 Chris Gayle, <keyword id="6378477" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Shane-Watson">Shane Watson</keyword> (c), AB de Villiers, Mandeep Singh, Kedar Jadhav, Stuart Binny, Vishnu Vinod (wk), S Aravind, Iqbal Abdulla, Tymal Mills, Yuzvendra Chahal

IPL 2017, Kings XI Punjab vs Royal Challengers Bangalore: Maxwell smashes critics with an easy win

<ul><li><keyword id="152661" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Mandeep-Singh">Mandeep Singh</keyword>, CEO &amp; MD, <keyword id="4307007" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="CPM-India">CPM India</keyword> writes how Coronavirus, albiet devastating in many ways, also brought with it the much-needed push for <keyword id="860946" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="digital-transformation">digital transformation</keyword>. </li><li>He further highlights how <keyword id="9549432" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="predictive-shopping">predictive shopping</keyword> became a reality where we knew exactly what the consumer would be looking for and when.</li></ul>As we come to the end of 2025 and talk about the next five years in retail and consumers, let’s reflect on how the last five years came to become perhaps the most interesting years Indian retail has ever seen. It has been a time of rapid transformation. Our industry has been on a transformational path for quite some time but the year 2020 turned out to be a real change maker for the world, and especially for retail. Along with destruction to life and livelihoods, the COVID19 pandemic of 2020 brought with it, questions that the industry had never even considered until then. Never had we imagined a time when shopping malls would have to close their doors for months on end, or a point when manufacturing would come to a grinding halt. Nevertheless, halt it did. While I believe a dynamic sector like retail would have found ways to innovate and embrace change anyway, the pandemic five years ago definitely accelerated the pace. The last 5 years have seen the rapid emergence of the new retailing. This period has seen the emergence of some interesting global platforms that have begun to dominate the retail landscape, both, digitally and physically. It is amazing to see how these giants have created an ecosystem along with local stores, start-ups and large format stores with the super empowered consumer at the centre of it all. Today the lines of retail have blurred. It is no more about value chain but instead a mix of multi layered apps, personalized curation, data and analytics, digital engagements and payments. Retail learnt some important lessons while it remained shut for months five years ago and these lessons should not be forgotten. Here are some key drivers of retail that helped us bounce back five years ago and will continue to do so for coming period as well: The post COVID-19 tech boom The coronavirus pandemic was devastating in many ways. However, it also brought with it the much-needed push for digital transformation. Consumers needed contactless easy solutions, and those were going to be possible only by bringing in some tech-based solutions. Owing to this, early 2020 was when we first spotted a robot, scanning the aisles in supermarket and at the checkout counter. Today, retailers and brands are reaping the benefits of this forced technological transformation that has transformed the very core of how we do business. The digital was not only limited to solutions for shopping. Safety became a key factor for consumers and a measure of their shopping trust/comfort. We at CPM enabled retailers to have the latest version of our AI merchandizing and POSM solutions along with maintaining digital record of the ACNV ratings of their staff and reflect the same to their consumers. <keyword id="9549433" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="cross-channel-shopping">Cross Channel Shopping</keyword> For the first time ever, online and offline stopped fighting for dominance and instead came together to give rise to unique cross channel shopping experiences to consumers. This opened up a completely new set of opportunities for retailers making the sector even more exciting. Merging the offline and online, CPM was at forefront with retailers to ensure that the consumer journey was never compromised, and the quality of stewardship remained high. A click of a button led to a direct consultation with an expert, where the consumer needed and how he wanted it. The essential became visible The pandemic did what decades of business pitches failed to achieve – a strong focus on people who were going to be the final frontier – the interface between the brands and the consumers. Brands started investing more in up-skilling the retail staff, updating them to face newer realities. Moreover, retail staff were trained in skills that went beyond stocking and reporting (which the robots could do) so that they could now go on to become consumer experience specialists, instead of only focusing on sales. For the first time ever, hygiene and health became a part of the training module. The entire staff now had to be a Health A1 holder. CPM India identified the changes that COVID-19 was going to bring to the industry early on and began investing in upskilling the workforce through a multi-pronged training approach. Interactive digital learning and assessment, which led to greater efficiency and aided in optimization or clients. Predictive analytics to predictive shopping Analytics solutions helped many a retailer and brand help navigate this deluge of data and brought into the picture the use of predictive analytics, which helped clients and partners safeguard their businesses against unknown and sudden events while enabling learning on a daily basis. Post the pandemic, predictive analytics found applications in several scenarios where businesses started analyzing historical facts and made predictions on future and unknown events. Greater restrictions and cost sensitivity catalyzed the adoption of predictive analytics. Axis the analytics entity of CPM has played a key role in developing and enhancing their predictive capabilities, which has helped retailers, predict when a resource, product or communication needs to be deployed for the greatest return. In addition, the newer version has used consumer insights to give customized individual predictive recommendations to them. Predictive shopping became a reality where we knew exactly what the consumer would be looking for and when, what were must have stock at homes (MHS) and good to haves, which made planning a breeze! Contactless everything With the pandemic, consumers became more cautious about who was selling to them. They needed to know whether the right safety and health standards were being followed. This gave rise to contactless retail. Today, at the store, a digital POSM guides me to the correct aisle and helps me make the right choice. Also, I no longer need to lug back products from the store. They are delivered to my house in self-driving vans. Changing the way we shop Five to seven years ago, e-commerce was the buzzword. And while online shopping as we knew it had its advantages, we all have had those times when the wrong product (or even bars of soaps) turned up instead of the phone that we ordered. Today, we can use our hand held and wearable devices we not only get to size up the product through holographic 3D touch technology but also get to track its journey through every stage – from our specific customizations to the time when it is drone delivered to our doorsteps. With the technology at hand, it was possible for the consumers to shop from the comfort of their homes. In order to enable brands to capitalize on the e-commerce boom, Detail the online tool of CPM ensured that the right product was in the right place with the right offer and message. Coupled with the ability of a virtual consultation by an expert, a brand was able to communicate their promise to the consumer. Shopping in-store became shorter and with the need for limited contact. In 2020, the challenges seemed impossible to overcome. However, today while I key in my grocery requirements, customizing them largely, knowing that they will be delivered perfectly packaged by driverless vans, I know we as an industry acted quickly to help turn the situation around. Retail, being the resilient sector that it is pulled through by doing everything that was required for retailers to do in response to the disruptions to ensure business continuity and emerge successfully in the post-pandemic world. Today, five years later, it would do us all good to remember that we need to constantly keep innovating and calibrating and recalibrating risk in order to stay ahead of the curve, so we do not have to wait for another extraordinary event to ‘force’ us into changing. *** What you read above is what I hope to write five years from today. A happy account of lessons learnt from a difficult period. While I may not exactly be a clairvoyant with the ability to look into the future, I am hopeful. With each passing day as we are getting back to what is being called ‘The New Normal’, new learnings are emerging. Never before had we had to evolve so quickly. But evolve we must. It’s time we take the learnings this pandemic has brought us and put them into practice and be prepared, always, so we are better able to serve our customers who have deemed us as ‘essential’ in their lives. - By Mandeep Singh, CEO &amp; MD, CPM India

The new age of retail

Assured of a <keyword id="22615464" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="quarterfinal-berth" source="keywords">quarterfinal berth</keyword>, India will aim for consistency when they take on reigning champions <keyword id="19949441" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Belgium" source="keywords" meta.keywordsubtype="org" meta.entityname="Belgium" meta.hostid="261" meta.entityid="Belgium">Belgium</keyword> in their tough penultimate Pool B match of the <keyword id="20028513" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Olympic-Games" source="keywords">Olympic Games</keyword> on Thursday. The Red Lions are leading Pool B with three wins from as many matches, while the Indians are a rung below in the second place with two wins and a draw. Mighty Australia are placed third with seven points from two wins and a loss. <keyword id="19907360" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Argentina" source="keywords" meta.keywordsubtype="org" meta.entityname="Argentina" meta.hostid="261" meta.entityid="Argentina">Argentina</keyword> have also qualified for the quarterfinals with four points from three games, which includes a win, a draw and a loss. <keyword id="19916454" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="New-Zealand" source="keywords" meta.keywordsubtype="org" meta.entityname="New Zealand" meta.hostid="261" meta.entityid="New Zealand">New Zealand</keyword> and <keyword id="20054308" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Ireland" source="keywords" meta.keywordsubtype="org" meta.entityname="Ireland" meta.hostid="261" meta.entityid="Ireland">Ireland</keyword> are out of the race after suffering three consecutive losses. Only the top four can make the last-eight stage cut. The Indians started their campaign on a shaky note with a close 3-2 win over New Zealand and then scored a last-minute goal to salvage a draw against former champions Argentina. But against Ireland, it was a completely different performance from the Indians, at least in the first two quarters. They dominated the possession with one-touch play to score two goals in the first quarter which proved vital in the end. India skipper Harmanpreet Singh once again rose to the occasion, first converting a penalty stroke and then finding the net from a set piece in the second quarter to hand his side the win. The Indian mid-field, led by veteran and four-time Olympian Manpreet Singh and vice-captain Hardik Singh, also brought their A game to the table, creating several chances for the forward-line. The likes of Mandeep Singh, Lalit Upadhyay, Gurjant Singh and Sukhjeet Singh sparkled upfront by keeping the pressure on the opposition defence. Against Ireland on Tuesday, India opted for one-to-one short passes to build their attacks, instead of going for aerial balls. Right-back <keyword id="20708828" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="jarmanpreet-singh" source="keywords">Jarmanpreet Singh</keyword> has been a revelation in the tournament so far and was omnipresent, be it in defence or creating chances from flanks. Another player who deserves credit is Amit Rohidas, who produced a rock solid performance at the back. He defended the penalty corners brilliantly being the first rusher and from one-on-one situations. But it is India's wall, goalkeeper PR Sreejesh, who is living up to his reputation in his Olympic swansong. He made multiple good saves against Ireland in the last two quarters to hand his side the win. After Belgium, India will end their pool engagements against nemesis Australia on Friday.

Quarters berth sealed, Indian men's hockey team set for first real test in Olympics against Belgium

<keyword id="1494441" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="Sunrisers-Hyderabad">Sunrisers Hyderabad</keyword> have defeated <keyword id="6354506" type="CITY" weightage="60" keywordseo="Royal-Challengers-Bangalore">Royal Challengers Bangalore</keyword> by 35 runs. It just felt like everything worked just right for Hyderabad. 
 
SRH XI: D Warner, S Dhawan, B Cutting, M Henriques, Y Singh, D Hooda, N Ojha, B Sharma, B Kumar, A Nehra, R Khan. 
 
RCB XI: C Gayle, M Singh, S Watson, K Jadhav, S Baby, TM Head, S Binny, T Mills, S Aravind, A Choudhary, Y Chahal 
 Opener Shikhar Dhawan (40) and one-down Moises Henriques (52) made up for the early loss of skipper <keyword id="60604" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="David-Warner">David Warner</keyword> (14) with a 74-run second-wicket stand after being sent in to bat at the <keyword id="469870" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="Rajiv-Gandhi-International">Rajiv Gandhi International</keyword> Cricket Stadium here. 
 
<a class="twitter-timeline" href="https://twitter.com/bi_india">LIVE Score: SRH vs RCB</a> 
 
Veteran Punjab batsman Yuvraj Singh (62), then joined the run feast and together with Australian all-rounder Henriques brought up another 58-run stand for the third wicket to take the hosts past the 150-run mark by the 15th over. 
 
Earlier, Rajasthan left-arm pacer Aniket Choudhary could not have asked for better IPL debut when he induced Warner with some swing to be comfortably caught by Mandeep Singh at backward point. The southpaw's eight-ball knock was laced with two fours and a six. 
 
Thereafter, it was Dhawan and Henriques all the way, taking SRH past 50 in just five overs, as the visitors found it tough to handle the left-right combination. 
 Dhawan, who has been out of the India selectors' radar for quite a part of the domestic season, unsettled the RCB bowlers with his 31-ball knock comprising five fours, including four from RCB skipper <keyword id="6378477" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Shane-Watson">Shane Watson</keyword>'s first over. 
 
RCB had to wait until the 11th over to get their second wicket when Dhawan failed to clear the long-on boundary off Stuart Binny to be caught by Sachin Baby. 
 
Henriques, on the other hand, started with a flashy four and lost no time to settle down. The Aussie all-rounder helped SRH continue the momentum even after the fall of Dhawan and together with Yuvraj blasted the bowlers all over the park. 
 
Yuvraj, who was dropped on 26 off Choudhary, took full advantage of the life, rushing to his fastest IPL half century in just 23 balls. 
 
The 35-year-old's 27-ball knock, comprising seven boundaries and three massive sixes, provided the much-needed impetus to the defending champions who left from where they left off in the last edition. He, however, fell to England quick Tymal Mills after failing to connect a fast good length delivery in the penultimate over of the innings. 
 
Deepak Hooda and Ben Cutting, then provided the finishing touch with some lusty blows to take the home side past the 200-run mark.

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<ul class="summary-list"><li>The generative AI industry is set to grow from $40 billion in 2022 to a $1.3 trillion market in 2032. </li><li>The industry will grow at a compounded rate of 42% per year, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.</li></ul>The release of AI tools like ChatGPT and Google Bard has created an explosion of interest in the generative AI industry, which could see revenues grow to over $1.3 trillion in the next decade, according to a report by Bloomberg Intelligence viewed by Insider. Bloomberg's report suggests that in 2022 the industry generated revenues of around $40 billion. By 2032, the report says, that figure could be $1.32 trillion, an compounded annual growth rate for the sector of 42%.Broken down by business areas, Bloomberg's report suggests that AI software like AI assistants, infrastructure products, and programs that speed up coding could generate $280 billion by 2032, an annual growth rate of 69%.Hardware, however, will make up the bulk of the $1.3 trillion of revenue, accounting for $641 billion by 2032, per Bloomberg's estimates. Of that $641 billion, $168 billion come from devices, and $473 will come from infrastructure.Hardware revenue will come from AI servers, AI storage, computer vision AI products, as well as conversational AI tools, which will be worth $108 billion. Digital ads pertaining to AI will make revenues of $192 billion, while AI assistant software will be worth $89 billion, per the report. Generative AI is forecasted to make up about 10 to 12% of total IT hardware, software services, ad spending, and gaming markets by 2032, compared to less than 1% currently, Bloomberg Intelligence's report suggests."The world is poised to see an explosion of growth in the generative AI sector over the next ten years that promises to fundamentally change the way the technology sector operates," Mandeep Singh, senior technology analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence and lead author of the report said in the press release."The technology is set to become an increasingly essential part of IT spending, ad spending, and cybersecurity as it develops," Singh added. OpenAI's AI chatbot ChatGPT was <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/chatgpt-new-ai-chatbot-conversation-with-questions-answers-examples-2022-12?r=US&amp;IR=T">launched to the public in November</a> and exploded in popularity because of its ability to hold intelligent conversations, compose music, code, and even write essays. It became the<a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/chatgpt-may-be-fastest-growing-app-in-history-ubs-study-2023-2?r=US&amp;IR=T"> fastest-growing consumer app</a> in internet history reaching 100 million users in just over two months. ChatGPT has fueled the hype around AI leading to tech giants competing to release better tools including <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/google-bard-ai-chatgpt-alternative-2023-3?r=US&amp;IR=T">Google's Bard </a>and <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/bing-microsoft-how-to-use-the-new-ai-search-photos-2023-2?r=US&amp;IR=T">Microsoft's new AI-powered Bing</a>.The rise of AI has led to growing concerns, including from many of those crucial to its development, that the technology could cause a threat to humanity. In an open letter this week, the CEOs of major AI firms like Deepmind and OpenAI said <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/ai-extinction-risk-openai-deepmind-anthropic-ceos-sam-altman-2023-5">AI poses a "risk of extinction" to humanity</a> if not properly regulated.

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