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Chandigarh: A total 60 FIRs were filed against a Delhi man and unknown people across different districts of Punjab after videos of a morphed ‘old speech' by Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convener Arvind Kejriwal on Dr BR Ambedkar surfaced on social media platforms, according to sources in the Punjab police . The FIRs have been filed under the same provisions of BNS and SC/ST Act. Seven FIRs each were registered in different police stations of Amritsar and Ludhiana Commissionerate, followed by six in Bathinda, five in Hoshiarpur, four each in Barnala and Ferozepur. The FIRs were registered in different police stations in 16 other police districts also. The complainants, in their statements to the police, have highlighted that some miscreants had uploaded a ‘morphed speech' video of AAP leader Kejriwal on social media platforms about Dr Ambedkar. These morphed videos are hurting the sentiments of the SC/ST community and are tarnishing the image of Kejriwal, they added. The cases have been registered under similar charges of 192 (wantonly giving provocation with intent to cause riot), 336(4) (forgery), 352 (intentional insult with intent to breach peace), 353(2) (creating enmity between different groups) of the BNS; Section 3(1) of SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act; and Section 65 of the IT Act. One of the complaints in Bathinda has been filed by Balbir Singh Chotian, district president SC wing and the other by Manjit Singh, state joint secretary SC wing, AAP Punjab. X user Vibhor Anand later posted on his handle that the video had been posted online by multiple people. Reacting to the registration of FIRs against him, Anand said that he would "fight this witch hunt by Punjab Police." Stay updated with the latest news on Times of India . Don't miss daily games like Crossword , Sudoku , Location Guesser and Mini Crossword . Spread love this holiday season with these Christmas wishes , messages , and quotes .Freiburg survives late onslaught to beat Wolfsburg in Bundesliga thrillerAll-star Scottie Barnes returns to Raptors lineup vs. Timberwolves
Aston Villa denied last-gasp winner in Juventus stalemate"The View" co-host Ana Navarro took shots at President-elect Donald Trump being on the cover of Time Magazine and named the publication’s "Person of The Year." "The View" co-host Ana Navarro took shots at President-elect Donald Trump being on the cover of Time magazine as the publication’s " Person of The Year ," noting historic villains had received the recognitionas well. The anti-Trump commentator said the title isn’t necessarily an honor considering that former Nazi leader Adolf Hitler and other notorious figures have been on the cover. "It's not always been great people that have been on the cover of Time, right? It’s been people like Joseph Stalin and Adolf Hitler and [Nikita] Khrushchev and [Ayatollah] Khomeini, so he's in that kind of company, as well," she snarked. Navarro’s digs came after Trump was named Time’s "Person of The Year" on Thursday, a title the long-running magazine has bestowed on the winner of that year's presidential election in every race since George W. Bush in 2000. Trump was also named Person of the Year in 2016 when he first won the White House. INCOMING TRUMP PRESS SECRETARY PROMISES MORE PRESS ACCESS, SLAMS BIDEN'S ‘DERELICTION OF DUTY’ "The View" co-host Ana Navarro trashed President-elect Trump's Time Magazine cover, saying Hitler, Stalin, and other evil men of history have been on it. The publication noted Trump's political comeback and realignment of the electoral map with his win over Kamala Harris, saying, "Trump is once again at the center of the world, and in as strong a position as he has ever been." Navarro ridiculed Trump for reportedly having a fake Time cover featuring himself displayed in several of his clubs. The fake covers, which The Washington Post reported that Trump had prior to starting his political career, featured a main coverline praising his reality TV success with "The Apprentice." CLICK HERE FOR MORE NEWS ABOUT MEDIA AND CULTURE President-elect Donald Trump speaks at a reception at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) after being named Time’s "Person of the Year" for the second time on December 12, 2024 in New York City. Trump followed the event by ringing the opening bell on the trading floor. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) "At least this is a real Time mag cover, because you remember he used to keep a fake Time Magazine cover – that he used to keep in his country clubs," she said. Navarro brought up the infamous authoritarian leaders that had been on Time covers at one point or another. Hitler was named "Person of The Year" in 1938, former Soviet Union dictator Joseph Stalin received the title in 1939, and the Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini, did in 1979. Yet other recent Persons of the Year include former President Barack Obama (2008 and 2012), Pope Francis (2013) and pop star Taylor Swift last year. The Washington Post's Philip Bump said Trump's designation this year had an asterisk because it was expected the president-elect would get it. "One appeal of giving the award to the winner of the presidential election is that you have tens of millions of people who just expressed their support for this person with their votes — tens of millions of people who might be willing to shell out a few bucks for a commemoration of their and his success," he wrote. President-elect Donald Trump has been named Time Person of the Year for a second time. (Peter Kramer/NBC via Getty Images) Fox News Digital’s David Rutz contributed to this report. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Gabriel Hays is an associate editor for Fox News Digital.
Saudi Gazette report RIYADH — Freelancing is rapidly growing in Saudi Arabia, becoming a significant contributor to the national economy and assisting individuals. As of September 2024, over 2.25 million individuals were registered on the freelance platform, reflecting the increased demand for this flexible work option. The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development established the "Future Work" company in 2019 with an objective of boosting the freelancing sector. It focuses on promoting modern work styles, like remote work, flexible hours, and freelancing. Its goal is to expand job opportunities, empower Saudi talent, and create a new labor market that complements the traditional system while keeping pace with global developments. A recent report by Future Work highlights the sector's impressive growth and its alignment with Vision 2030. The report also reveals a diverse range of freelance activities. Trade and retail lead this sector with 38 percent, followed by industry 13 percent and business services 11 percent. This highlights the dynamism of the freelance market, capable of meeting the needs of various sectors. In terms of education, the sector offers flexibility for different qualifications. Bachelor degrees are the most common with 62 percent, followed by high school graduates or less, with 31percent and holders of higher degrees with 7 percent. Technology plays a crucial role, with digital platforms becoming essential tools for freelancers, especially in tech, information, and finance. These platforms enhance efficiency and communication, leading to greater sustainability and success. Geographically, Riyadh has the highest concentration of freelancers with 27 percent, followed by Makkah 22 percent and the Eastern Province 14percent. The 25-34 age group is the most active, reflecting young people's growing interest in freelancing. The report also highlights a promising trend: 3.2 million women expressed interest in entering the freelance market. This reflects the success of initiatives launched to help women participate in the economy, while balancing professional and personal lives. According to the report, freelancers’ contribution to the GDP is significant. In 2023, it reached SR72.5 billion, representing two percent of the Kingdom's GDP. This underlines the sector's contribution to the national economy and to diversifying sources of income. Government initiatives like the Reef program, the Social Development Bank, and the Human Resources Development Fund further support this growth by providing a supportive environment for freelancers. < Previous Page Next Page >
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Coach Brian Callahan is sticking with Mason Rudolph at quarterback for a second straight game to see if the Tennessee Titans can build on the veteran who's played in four of their highest scoring games this season. Callahan said Tuesday that he thinks Rudolph earned another chance to play despite a 38-30 loss to Indianapolis. “Obviously the one interception was probably his only really poor moment," Callahan said. "The rest of it was pretty well executed on his part and operated in a drop-back passing game and had to fight his way back through it. And it was good to see, so we’ll let him take another crack at it.” Rudolph is 2-4 in the six games he's played in this season. That includes coming in for an injured Will Levis on Sept. 30 in a 31-12 win at Miami , and he tried to rally the Titans in a turnover-plagued 37-27 loss to Cincinnati before being selected as the starter last week. Rudolph, who is in Tennessee on a one-year deal, was 23 of 34 for 252 yards with two touchdown passes and three interceptions. One went off running back Tony Pollard's hands with the final pick coming on the last play of the game after Rudolph led a rally from a 38-7 deficit in the final 18 minutes. Rudolph's ability to avoid sacks is a key piece of sticking with him over Levis, the 33rd pick overall in the 2023 draft. The quarterbacks' stats are similar with Rudolph having eight TD passes and eight interceptions, completing 63.8% of his passes with a 78.8 passer rating. That’s similar to Levis completing 63.7% of his passes with 12 TD passes and 12 interceptions. But Levis has been sacked 40 times compared to just seven for Rudolph. “He’s got the ability to avoid the negative play when it comes to sacks," Callahan said of Rudolph. “He gets the ball out. He knows where to go with it quickly.” That means Rudolph gets a chance Sunday when the Titans (3-12) visit the Jacksonville Jaguars (3-12) to see if he can guide the offense to more than the six points Levis managed against their AFC South rival in a 10-6 loss on Dec. 8 in Nashville. Rudolph said he knows he put the Titans defense in a bad spot with some turnovers. "I’m ready to prove that I can take care of the ball better and keep scoring points,” Rudolph said. The Titans held a walk-through Tuesday with Callahan giving the team Wednesday off for Christmas. An injury report won't be released until Wednesday, and Callahan said it'll likely be lengthy. RG Dillon Radunz, who was knocked out of last week's game with an injury, will be on that report. Lineman Jaelyn Duncan, who hurt a hamstring badly enough early in his first start at right tackle Oct. 20 that he wound up on injured reserve , will be available. Callahan said he is excited to see Duncan play. AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/nflSay Nothing’s Gerry Adams disclaimer, explained