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RANCHI: US representative Juan Vargas has urged US secretary of state Antony J Blinken to take up the matter of octogenarian Jesuit priest Father Stan Swamy, who is in Tajola jail in Maharashtra on charges of terrorism, with the Indian government as part of US foreign policy. Blinken has assured the Congressman to look into the matter. Rep. Vargas, a Democrat who represents the San Diego region in the US Congress, raised the issue before the foreign affairs committee that held a hearing on President Joe Biden administration’s priorities for the US foreign policy on Wednesday. Raising the issue, Vargas said Swamy was arrested from Bagaicha (in Jharkhand), a Jesuit action centre in India on October 8, 2020, by the National Investigation Agency for “instigating violence at Bhima Koregaon near Pune in 2017”.
episode “Trapped In The Closet” lampooned the Church of Scientology simply by stating the religion’s beliefs out loud. A bit of condensed Dianetics, some shoddy animation of Xenu, and the words “THIS IS WHAT SCIENTOLOGISTS ACTUALLY BELIEVE” flashing across the screen in all caps was all it took. Advertisement The South ParQ Vaccination Special gives a similar treatment to QAnon. When Mr. Garrison returns to teaching after his (a.k.a. Trump’s) presidency comes to an end, most of the town’s parents pull the students out of school, fearful of exposing their kids to a man who caused so much destruction to the world. South Park Elementary’s educators are also being put under additional stress due to not being given access to the new COVID vaccine. That’s when Q’s disgraced and debunked supporters swoop in, reassembling as a homeschooling service called Tutoron to clandestinely infect the youth of South Park with their false doctrine.
Last modified on Sun 7 Mar 2021 17.26 EST Fans of Seinfeld understand the perverse pleasures of spending time with the Costanza family – watching these pugnacious people bicker and yell and jump down each other’s throats, turning what might have been sedate occasions into epic shouting matches. I daresay that the Beare family in Mother and Son – particularly the titular characters, brilliantly played by Ruth Cracknell and Garry McDonald – could give George and his folks a run for their money. This great Australian sitcom is so devoted to capturing their arguments that watching it feels almost like a form of assault. Retrospectively viewed through the prism of a proto-Seinfieldian exercise in narrative minutiae, this terrifically spiky and shouty series – which ran for six seasons, between 1984 to 1994, collecting much acclaim and popularity – is in some respects more devoted to matters of inconsequence than the famous “show about nothing”. Created and written by Geoffrey Atherden, and produced and directed by Geoff Portmann, Mother and Son is more pared back than Seinfeld, with a very small cast and a huge portion of it taking place in the house where Maggie (Cracknell) and Arthur (McDonald) live.
New to Stan March 2021: Stan has announced the full list of all the new movies and TV shows coming in March, including City on a Hill and Bridge and Tunnel.
25 February 2021 | 08:38am StockMarketWire.com - The FTSE 100 climbed almost 20 points to 6,678.32 this morning, continuing its resurgence from yesterday on the back of stronger oil prices. The Government's roadmap out of lockdown, announced at the start of the week, has continued to provide a boost to the outlook for many businesses. Associated British Foods today said it expected to reopen 83% of Primark stores by 26 April, and forecast better-than-expected first-half performance for its grocery, sugar, agriculture and ingredients businesses. Its share price continued on its upward trajectory, reaching £24.38 this morning. Spectris' Shares price was down 1.39% at £30.45 in spite of announcing a 5% increase in its full year dividend for 2020, alongside a £200 million share buyback programme.
Mayor: New alderman, 39, brings younger perspective to Shelton board Brian Gioiele FacebookTwitterEmail 1of8 New alderman Joanna Carloni is sworn-in by attorney Francis Teodosio, left, as Shelton Mayor Mark Lauretti looks on at the start of a Board of Alderman meeting at Shelton City Hall in Shelton, Conn., on Tuesday Feb. 23, 2021. Carloni was appointed as a new alderman to replace Stanley Kudej who died this past month.Christian Abraham / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of8 New alderman Joanna Carloni is sworn-in by attorney Francis Teodosio, left, as Shelton Mayor Mark Lauretti looks on at the start of a Board of Alderman meeting at Shelton City Hall in Shelton, Conn., on Tuesday Feb. 23, 2021. Carloni was appointed as a new alderman to replace Stanley Kudej who died this past month.Christian Abraham / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air cast: Ahead of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air reunion, here's what the cast are doing now including Will Smith and Janet Hubert.