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Business Wire India - Multimedia: Digest for November 29, 2023

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Little Singham 3D Tele-Film "Bahubali Friends – Rise of Aparshatru", a collaboration between Reliance Animation, Rohit Shetty Picturez, and Warner Bros. Discovery, to screen at the International Film Festival of India (IFFI), Goa on 28th November 2023, at 11:45 a.m.

Being showcased at IFFI is truly a privilege for the makers, marking a momentous occasion for the film. This platform not only bestows honor but also serves as a remarkable opportunity for "Little Singham Bahubali Friends – Rise of Aparshatru" to captivate a diverse audience, both on a national and international scale.

Tejonidhi Bhandare, CEO of Reliance Animation, expressed his delight and honor at this achievement, stating, "We feel delighted and honoured that our film "Little Singham Bahubali Friends – Rise of Aparshatru" has been selected for the screening at prestigious 54th International Film Festival of India. Our joint efforts with Warner Bros. Discovery have paved way for home grown IP on the international platform. The passion, the drive to serve our young audiences is what inspired all of us to work out innovative strategies to ensure that we were able to deliver quality program at such a scale."

"Little Singham Bahubali Friends – Rise of Aparshatru" is all about how Mirchi Nagar faces elemental demon attacks, prompting the Bahubali Friends to unite. Little Singham rescues Mooshak Raj, but a greater threat, Aparshatru, is unveiled. Empowered by the Pralay Astra, he defeated Asurs but succumbed to its corruption. The Bahubali Friends hid the weapon, using elemental possessions as keys. Mooshak Raj guides them to its location. In a final showdown, Little Singham and friends outsmart Aparshatru, returning and destroying the dangerous Pralay Astra.
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  • India's Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman: A lot of talk, but no action on finance or technology transfer
  • Countries to press ahead with IMEEC despite challenges says Nirmala Sitharaman
  • UAE's AI Minister says calls for regulating AI a non-starter
  • India Global Forum Middle East and Africa 2023 kicks off in Dubai
  • Business leaders, policymakers, and celebrities converge at the inaugural IGF Forum session
 
Ahead of COP28, India's Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman called for concrete action on climate funding and transfer of technology at the upcoming global climate summit. The Minister's comments were made during a virtual session at the inaugural event of India Global Forum Middle East and Africa 2023 (IGF ME&A) in Dubai on Monday.
 
"India will certainly be pushing forward to showcase what it has achieved with its own funds. The Paris commitment given by us has been funded by us. We didn't wait for the hundred billion that is never on the table. A lot of talk, but no money coming on the table; No pathways to show how technology is going to be transferred," she observed.
 
Demanding action instead of words, the Minister added, "Particularly for developing and emerging market economies, funding this is going to be a huge challenge. So, I would think the conversations can happen, a lot of talk can happen but eventually, COP 28 should show the direction, both for transfer of technology and for the actual funding."
 
While she admitted that there would be challenges, Nirmala Sitharaman said that the current geopolitical tensions in the Middle East would not affect the ambitious India-Middle East-Europe Corridor that was announced during the G20 Summit in September.
 
"It is a vision and a vision for long-term considerations and it is going to be a long-term project. It's not just going to depend on one or the other major event pertaining to the area. It is going to be pursued because India has a very good relationship with each of the Middle East countries.
 
So, IMEEC, or the India Middle East Europe Economic Corridor is not going to be dependent on one or the other major event of concern, but it is something on which the vision drives the implementation in the long run. So, it's going to face challenges alright, but it has got its own strengths, and countries who are directly or indirectly in connection with this project are absolutely clear that this, through India, is going to be critical for global trade, global partnerships and also making sure that this corridor will benefit each one of these countries," she said.
 
Under the theme 'Unleashing Ambitions,' IGF ME&A convenes business leaders, policymakers, and thought leaders from India, the Middle East, and Africa to discuss opportunities for further collaboration and growth between these regions through a series of exclusive networking opportunities, panel discussions, and keynote speeches, covering a range of topics including trade, investment, innovation, technology, and sustainability.

Underscoring shared economic interests, India Global Forum Founder and Chairman, Manoj Ladwa said, "With India's growing dependability as a trusted global partner, its expertise in digital innovation, and enterprise, the Middle East's financial might and geographic position as a gateway between east and west, and the diversity, scale, and untapped human capital of Africa's markets, there is every reason to work together to achieve our common goals of bringing about sustainable and rapid economic prosperity. Or to put it another way, what reason could there possibly be not to work together?"

UAE's AI Minister Omar Al Olama emphasised the indispensability of Artificial Intelligence and its impact on society.

"If anyone, whether it's in the UAE or another country says we're going to stop or not allow you to use these tools, how will it impact your quality of life? It's going to have a detrimental impact on your quality of life. This is the fact of the matter. That's why countries like India, for example, went down the non-conventional path of creating its own platforms, which I think is very smart and really the way that many countries of that size need to go. In that sense, AI is driving the economy. AI is impacting society. And AI is today the technology that is enabling people to go into the 21st century in the right way. Governing it the right way, regulating it the right way and developing certain forms of the right way is really the only way to go."

On AI regulation, Olama expressed his scepticism saying, "Calls for regulation of AI are non-starters and I've been saying this for a few years and the reason why is it's as if I told someone I'm going to regulate a field of computer science or I'm going to regulate electricity. You don't regulate electricity, you regulate where electricity is used and what are the outcomes. And AI is a field of computer science. It is very difficult for you to have one set of regulations that cut across all its use cases. The second thing is the impact of AI differs on geography. So, I'm sure the Indian stakeholders in India that are looking at the impact of AI in India will see much different challenges to India than I'm seeing in the UAE because of demographic differences, because of different job classes and types of jobs and maturity of the technology."

IGF Forum also witnessed interventions from Paytm CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma, Gujarat Industries Minister Harsh Sanghavi, and Author and Monk Gaur Gopal Das among others.

To watch the day's sessions please click here and to access the photo gallery click here.
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Trainocate is excited to announce it is a proud recipient of the 2023 Global AWS Training Partner Award, recognizing leaders around the globe playing a key role in helping customers drive innovation and build solutions on Amazon Web Services (AWS). The Partner Awards Gala was held during AWS re:Invent 2023 at TAO Nightclub - Las Vegas. With over 25 years of expertise, Trainocate remains a steadfast leader in providing comprehensive cloud training solutions, enhancing digital literacy across diverse industries. A panel of AWS experts selected the winners based on strict criteria.

"We are incredibly honoured to receive this global award for the 2nd consecutive year. This recognition is a true testament to the team's continued efforts and commitment towards our partnership with AWS in driving training outcomes and fostering our customers' success in their cloud transformation journey," said Takashi Ozawa, Chairman of Trainocate Holdings.

"We are honoured to receive the 2023 Global AWS Training Partner Award for the second consecutive year, a testament to our steadfast dedication to AWS and our mission of empowering customers to attain their business goals. This award reflects the exceptional efforts of our team and the invaluable partnerships we continue to build with AWS, marking another triumphant year of success," said Khor Hee Soo, Managing Director for India, and Chairman for SEANM and UAE.

"This award stands as a testament to our global reach and unmatched delivery capabilities, reinforcing our commitment to providing top-notch education that addresses evolving skill gaps and fosters success in this era of transformation. We express gratitude to AWS for acknowledging our performance and dedication. Heartfelt thanks to our customers for their trust and continued support as we strive to meet their upskilling needs." - Vikas Mathur, Vice President of Sales - Cloud, at Trainocate India.

Trainocate is uniquely positioned to deliver enhanced training and certification on the latest advances in AWS technologies. Reach out to Trainocate to equip teams with the skills to enhance their networks and gain a competitive advantage in organizations.
 
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Piccadily Distilleries announces the launch of Camikara 3 Years Old (YO) – a 100% pure cane juice rum, aged in American oak barrels for three years. Unlike most Indian rums produced using molasses or grain ENA, Camikara takes pride in being India's first premium, pure cane juice rum. It is a testament to India's growing admiration for good quality rum, with the rum market foreseeing an annual growth of 5.55% (CAGR 2023-2028), according to a Statista report.

Camikara 3YO, bottled at 42.8% ABV, is a departure from the myth that rum is a seasonal spirit. Inviting young consumers to experiment, and impressing rum enthusiasts with its complexity, Camikara 3YO is a versatile drink, a rum like no other. On the rocks or as the foundation of a preferred cocktail, it can be savoured all year long, serving as a canvas for the true essence of the cane juice to shine through.

Elevating the legacy and tradition of rum in India, Camikara was born to rediscover the past and pave the way for the future. The inspiration came from the culture of Punjab, where there's a history of distilling cane juice to make a local household brew called Laahan. Piccadily Distilleries aims to revive this age-old tradition, take it further with advanced maturing techniques and present the beauty of premium Indian rums in the form of Camikara.

Carrying forward the reputation of its award-winning 12YO variant, Camikara 3YO is a step further in the company's vision of making premium Indian spirits more accessible. India is the world's largest producer of sugarcane and has a rich history of producing cane juice distillates or rums. But due to years of colonization, the domination of Western whiskies and the subsequent devaluation of rum as a quality brown spirit, India never produced a premium category rum. The story is similar to that of tea and coffee; India was primarily a coffee-producing and coffee-drinking nation until the British colonisers introduced tea. It is only recently, with the conscious efforts of the new generation, that both indigenous Indian coffee and rum are reclaiming their space and finding their footing on a global scale.

Speaking about the launch, Siddhartha Sharma, Founder, Piccadily Distilleries, said, "We are very excited to expand our portfolio of pure cane juice rums and launch Camikara 3YO. Camikara was born out of a desire to revive the age-old distilling tradition from India and introduce an indigenous premium category rum. When we launched the limited-edition Camikara 12YO, it became the first ever Indian rum to win a 'Gold Medal' at the prestigious IWSC Awards 2023. This inspired us to expand our rum portfolio and make the golden elixir more accessible. We hope that Camikara 3YO will carry on the legacy and cater to a wider audience."

Camikara 3YO stands as a testament to purity. It entices with classic, naturally sweet top notes of sugarcane. On the nose, it offers intriguing hints of funkiness, vegetal greenness and a subtle embrace of wet leather. Then, a fruity sweetness unfolds, reminiscent of melons, complemented by a gentle touch of honey and understated hints of vanilla, enhancing the innate sweetness of its aroma. On the palate, Camikara 3YO offers a masterful alchemy of oak and cane juice spirit. Subtle oak and char-induced smoky notes form a sturdy foundation that allows the sugarcane congeners to gracefully evolve. The outcome is a well-rounded and impeccably balanced spirit. A grand manifestation of pure sugarcane juice rum, Camikara 3YO offers a gratifying finish with each sip.

Camikara 3YO is currently available in Haryana at INR 1,500, Rajasthan at INR 2,410 and Uttarakhand at INR 1,830. The spirit will soon be available in Maharashtra, Goa, Punjab, Assam, Arunachal, MP, Chandigarh, UP and more.
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