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On this Special Report, the focus is on Donald Trump’s launch of the 'Board of Peace' during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The organization, endorsed by a UN Security Council resolution, is initially tasked with cementing the Gaza ceasefire and overseeing reconstruction. Donald Trump, who chairs the board, stated, 'I'm a big fan of the UN potential, but it has never lived up to its potential,' suggesting the new body might eventually tackle global conflicts and potentially rival the United Nations. The board includes high-profile members such as Jared Kushner, Steve Whitkoff, and former British PM Tony Blair. While nations like Saudi Arabia and Turkey have joined, France has declined, citing conflicts with the UN Charter. Jared Kushner highlighted that the next phase involves working with Hamas on demilitarization and securing investments for Gaza. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian factions have reportedly endorsed the plan, which includes a transitional committee to administer the Gaza Strip under board oversight.

This special report features an Unidentified speaker providing an academic introduction to mathematical or scientific principles. The session begins with a brief, informal observation regarding a passing train before transitioning into a formal educational setting. The most significant point of the presentation occurs when the speaker states, 'In this lecture, I am going to give you a brief introduction to the concept of linear'. The discourse moves from a casual observation of a 'small' and 'normal' train to a structured lecture format. The transition includes a brief segment of Tamil speech, indicating a multilingual context for the presentation. The programme focuses on the initial definitions and the foundational framework required to understand linear concepts as explained by the Unidentified speaker. The report captures the shift from everyday surroundings to a technical academic explanation, highlighting the speaker's approach to introducing complex topics to an audience interested in educational and scientific advancements.

In an exclusive interview with India Today TV Consulting Editor Rajdeep Sardesai at Davos, Somalia's Deputy Prime Minister Salah Ahmed Jama spoke in fluent Hindi and slammed Donald Trump for his remarks and recalled his student days in India.

In an exclusive interview with India Today, technology pioneer and Vianai Systems CEO Vishal Sikka discusses the transformative potential of human-centered artificial intelligence. Sikka, the former CEO of Infosys, emphasizes that AI should be viewed as a powerful tool designed to amplify human abilities rather than replace them. Addressing the risks of the technology, he notes that 'AI systems hallucinate all the time' and stresses the urgent need for robust ethical standards and regulation. Sikka praises the Indian government's proactive stance on AI governance and expresses excitement for the upcoming AI summit in February 2024. He highlights education as the most critical global challenge AI can solve, sharing his vision of creating a 'billion entrepreneurs' in India who are AI-literate. The conversation also touches upon the 'AI gold rush' and the importance of building systems that serve genuine human needs and improve lives across the globe.