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Ajith Kumar has concluded the Azerbaijan filming schedule for his forthcoming film 'Vidaa Muyarchi'. The star's manager announced the completion of the Azerbaijan schedule on social media, adding that they will be moving to a new location soon.
Ajith wraps Azerbaijan shoot.
Ajith Kumar has wrapped up filming in Azerbaijan for his upcoming film 'Vidaa Muyarchi'. The actor's manager shared the news of the successful completion of the Azerbaijan schedule on social media.
Ajith Kumar, Arjun Sarja, Trisha and others have been in Azerbaijan for the past few months filming critical scenes. The film, directed by Magizha Thirumeni and produced by Lyca Productions, is rumoured to be an action thriller.
Written and directed by Magizh Thirumeni, 'Vidaa Muyarchi' is tipped to be an action thriller featuring Ajith Kumar in the lead. Arjun Sarja, Trisha, Regina Cassandra and Arav are part of the supporting cast.
Produced by Subaskaran Allirajah under Lyca Productions, 'Vidaa Muyarchi' will stream on Netflix after its theatrical run. Composer Anirudh Ravichander, cinematographer Nirav Shah and editor NB Srikanth form the technical crew of the film.
Since making his India debut last year, Rinku Singh has taken international cricket by storm. After enjoying a breakthrough season with Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) in the Indian Premier League (IPL), Rinku was rewarded with a India call-up last year. Across 15 games and 11 innings in T20Is for India, Rinku has scored 356 runs at an average of 89.00 and a strike rate of over 176 with two half-centuries. Rinku has become the talk of town once again after a viral video captured his father, Khanchand Singh, delivering LPG cylinders in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh.
Rinku Singh's father delivers LPG.
In the video, Khanchand can be seen loading LPG cylinders in a small truck.
This comes after Rinku revealed that his father refused to give up his job, despite his success in cricket.
“I told my father to relax now as we have enough for him not to haul cylinders, but he still does it and loves his job,” he was quoted by Free Press Journal as saying.
The cricketer added, “If someone has worked all his life, it is difficult to tell him to stop unless he wants it.”
Rinku, who was born in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, has been retained by KKR for Rs 55 lakh ahead of IPL 2024. He was first acquired by KKR in 2018 for INR 80 lakh. Even though the first season didn’t turn out to be great, his potential was considered and he was retained for IPL 2019 as well.
Recently, former South Africa captain AB de Villiers hailed Rinku, saying that the batter is a match-winner and his consistency is needed to win the games.
Talking about Rinku on his Youtube Channel, AB said, “Rinku is a fantastic player, a match-winner, and it is good to see him become consistent as well. You need to be a consistent player who is always trying to win games for your team.”
The main opposition party of the Maldives, the Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP), which holds a majority in Parliament, has gathered enough signatures to submit a motion to impeach Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu, Maldivian local media, The Sun reported on Monday.
34 support impeachment motion.
It reported quoting a lawmaker from the MDP, that the MDP in partnership with the Democrats have gathered signatures for an impeachment motion.
A total of 34 members, including representatives from both the MDP and Democrats, have given their support to the motion for the impeachment of the president that was disrupted yesterday over chaos in the Maldivian parliament, according to Adhahdhu.
Adhadhu is an online news portal in the Maldives.
The Sun further reported that the MDP had decided it will deny approval to Ali Ihusan, the home minister, and Mohamed Ghassan Maumoon, the defense minister, if government lawmakers continue to disrupt the Parliament.
Meanwhile, after a skirmish between political leaders inside the Maldivian Parliament, heavy police arrangements have been made to tighten the security in the parliament ahead of today’s session, according to Adhahdhu.
In a video shared by the media outlet, police personnel were seen assembling outside the Parliament complex carrying protective shields.
Earlier on Sunday, the Maldives Parliament witnessed violence when government MPs (PPM/PNC party) disturbed the proceedings of Parliament and the Speakers.
A key vote on parliamentary approval for the Muizzu government was scheduled on Sunday.
As dramatic visuals surfaced on social media from Male, a fight between MDP MP Isa and PNC MP Abdullah Shaheem Abdul Hakeem was seen.
According to Adhadhu, one video showcased Shaheem gripping Isa’s leg and the two falling together, whereas another visual that went viral on social media showed Isa kicking Shaheem’s neck and pulling his hair.
The footage also shows other members pushing Shaheem out of the area. A member of parliament was brought to an ambulance after suffering injuries, the local media reported.
Notably, the ministers’ approval was slated for 1:30 p.m. However, several PNC members barricaded the House and disrupted the session.
The demonstrators said that accepting the ministers would stymie progress, as they demanded the Speaker of Parliament to quit.
The ruling coalition parties, the PNC and the PPP, released a statement portraying the ministers’ refusal as an impediment to the delivery of public services, according to Adhadhu.
However, Chief Advisor to Muizzu and PNC Chairman Abdul Raheem Abdullah stated that the ministers have the right to be reappointed even if they are not authorised.
He criticised the refusal to approve the ministers as irresponsible.
Quite recently, two opposition parties in the Maldives came out against the current regime over its ‘stark’ anti-India pivot.
The Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) and the Democrats jointly issued a joint press statement, labelling the shift in foreign policy as ‘extremely detrimental’ to the country’s long-term development.
The statement served to reassert and affirm the Opposition’s belief that “alienating any development partner, and especially the country’s most long-standing ally will be extremely detrimental to the long-term development of the country”.
The Opposition further underscored that “stability and security in the Indian Ocean is vital to the stability and security of the Maldives.
