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Congress Wants To Give Minorities Right To Eat Beef: CM Adityanath
The chief minister said they wanted to give minorities the liberty to eat the food of their choice, meaning they are talking about allowing cow slaughter.
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Josh Hutcherson talks about his character in The Beekeeper
Josh Hutcherson who is known for his portrayal of Peeta Mellark in the popular series The Hunger Games is all set to play a negative character in the upcoming action thriller film The Beekeeper. The film also stars Jason Statham who plays Mr. Clay, a not so ordinary beekeeper.
Coming back to Josh Hutcherson, talking about playing his character Derek Danforth, he said, “Playing Derek is a pretty big departure for me. He’s an absolute maniac who is high on power, high on money and high on many substances. I typically try to stay away from those things myself.” Adding further, the actor said, “But it was just, going into the headspace of somebody who is just on a tear and his ego and narcissism are just like, through the roof firing at levels that no one should ever experience, It’s a lot. It’s exhausting but it’s really fun to just tap into a whole other side of yourself that you didn’t know existed and you kind of find out, it’s scary that it can exist.”
Check out the film’s trailer.
Directed by David Ayer, The Beekeeper promises not only jaw-dropping action sequences but also a plot that will keep you hooked from start to finish. The film released in theatres back in January and will be released on OTT on April 26th.
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Arjuna Awardee Paramilitary Officer Guilty Of Sex Abuse, Faces Dismissal
A high-ranking officer of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has been served notice for dismissal from service after he was found guilty of sex harassment, sources said.
Khajan Singh, the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) rank chief sports officer of the CRPF, sexually harassed women personnel in the paramilitary force, sources said on Friday.
Following the allegations by the women, the CRPF investigated the matter and found him guilty. The country’s largest paramilitary force then gave a report to the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), which asked the Home Ministry to dismiss him.
“An enquiry was conducted by the CRPF against the officer. Following due process of law, action was taken, and a report was submitted to the UPSC. Now, the UPSC recommended his dismissal. The MHA (Ministry of Home Affairs) has also approved it. The CRPF has issued dismissal notice to the officer,” a senior officer said.
Before becoming CRPF chief sports officer, he had won a silver medal at the 1986 Seoul Asian Games in the 200 metres butterfly event, which was India’s first medal in swimming at the event since 1951.
Khajan Singh, who is posted in Mumbai, has not given a statement yet. He has been given 15 days to respond to the dismissal notice.
He faces two charges and the notice for dismissal has been issued in one case. Investigation in the other case is going on, news agency PTI reported.
He had earlier denied the allegations as “absolutely false” and made to “spoil his image”.
The CRPF, which has about 3.25 lakh personnel, first inducted women in combat ranks in 1986. It has six all-women battalions with an overall strength of 8,000 personnel.
It also has women personnel in sports and other administrative wings.