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Hans India
08-07-2025
- Sport
- Hans India
Minister Srihari dissatisfied with allotted portfolios
Karimnagar: Minister for Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Vakati Srihari expressed dissatisfaction over the portfolios he has been allotted as they have gone haywire in the past ten years. All five portfolios are still in shambles, he said. Speaking to the media on Monday, he said, 'I don't know if this is luck or bad luck. The Animal Husbandry Department is in chaos. What should I do if I am given Youth Services? What should I do if I am given sheep and goats?' he said. He said that he will do justice to the departments given to him any way. Meanwhile, he launched several development works the city along with Minister Ponnam Prabhakar. Speaking after inaugurating a newly constructed swimming pool at the Regional Sports School in Karimnagar, built at a cost of Rs 26 lakh, told officials to produce the best and provide adequate training to the students to show their talent in the Olympics. Srihari assured that the Sports School would be upgraded up to Intermediate. Minister Ponnam explained to Minister Srihari about the development of Ambedkar Stadium and submitted a petition to him. Prabhakar requested Minister Srihari to establish a 400-meter synthetic athletic track in Karimnagar Regional Sports School, set up a cycling velodrome, handball courts, volleyball courts, khabadi, kho-kho courts, and renovate the pavilion building. 2036 He said that you should work hard from now on to represent India in the Olympics, and that Young India Sports Schools are also coming. Later in another programme Srihari said that the BRS leaders used the Fisheries Department as an ATM in the previous government. He said that fishermen had faced difficulties due to corruption in this department in the past. Srihari said that review meetings have already been held with the officials to remove the stain of corruption in the department. He said that he has given critical departments and steps will be taken to release large fish in the ponds. He said that 80-110 mm fish fry will be distributed and that fish are a treasure given by nature. He said that a decision will be taken in the cabinet soon on the distribution of fish fry, and that there are ponds, projects and ponds in the state that can accommodate 87 crore fish fry. He said that 82 crore fish fry will be released this year. Steps will be taken to make Telangana number 1 in fish production, Minister Srihari said.
CBS News
02-07-2025
- CBS News
Redwood City police arrest teens on scooters for alleged drug, ammo possession
Police in Redwood City said they seized drugs and ammunition and made two arrests after a group of teens riding scooters refused to leave a parking garage in the city's downtown last week. Around 6:45 p.m. Friday, police were called to the parking garage at 750 Marshall Street, between Jefferson and Main streets, after a call from private security officers. During a routine patrol, security located at least 15 juveniles who were riding e-scooters in the garage and refusing to leave the property. While officers headed to the scene, police deployed a drone to help locate the teens. As police approached, police said the many of the teens fled the garage in multiple directions. With the help of the drone, officers located several teens. During the investigation, police said they recovered a loaded 30-round rifle magazine, two shotgun shells, a digital scale, plastic bags, suspected cocaine and marijuana, along with cash. Police arrested a 17-year-old and a 14-year-old on suspicion of possession of contraband. The teens were released to the San Mateo County Youth Services Center. Anyone with additional information is asked to call Redwood City Police at 650-780-7100.
RNZ News
06-06-2025
- General
- RNZ News
13yo among group of alleged car thieves
Police say they tracked two cars taken from the city suburbs of Bishopdale and St Albans to Pegasus. Photo: RNZ / Richard Tindiller A 13-year-old boy was among five people arrested early on Wednesday morning for stealing cars north of Christchurch. Police say they tracked two cars taken from the city suburbs of Bishopdale and St Albans to Pegasus. Officers used road spikes to stop them, but before they could be apprehended Senior Sergeant Stephen McDaniel said they tried to steal a third vehicle, "but all they've done is break a window and make a mess of the ignition - and sadly, that's a headache for yet another car owner". The 13 year-old was referred to Youth Services. The others were aged up to 23, and will appear at Christchurch's district and youth courts on charges including vehicle theft, failing to stop and possessing an air rifle. "We know car theft is an ongoing problem and urge vehicle owners to purchase immobilisers or steering wheel locks if they have to park on the street," McDaniel said. "Even with attempted car theft, it's more than an inconvenience, because offenders can cause a lot of damage to the ignition when they're attempting to start the car. This offending has a real impact on real people's lives, and we need the community's help to prevent it." Sign up for Ngā Pitopito Kōrero, a daily newsletter curated by our editors and delivered straight to your inbox every weekday.
BBC News
05-06-2025
- Business
- BBC News
US Supreme Court sides with Ohio woman in 'reverse discrimination' case
The US Supreme Court has sided with an Ohio woman who alleged she was discriminated against at her job because she is justices voted unanimously in a ruling focused on evidence standards that could make it easier to file similar "reverse discrimination" cases. Marlean Ames said that despite working for the Ohio Department of Youth Services for more than 20 years, she was denied a promotion and then demoted. She had appealed to the court to challenge the standards required to prove her decision effectively lowers the burden of proof required for people who are members of a majority group - such as white or heterosexual people - to make discrimination claims. US court precedent covering some states, including Ohio, had required that members of majority groups show additional "background circumstances" to prove their case or evidence showing a pattern of discrimination. The court has now ruled that the standard of evidence for a discrimination claim should be the same, regardless of a person's court did not consider Ms Ames' original discrimination suit. Ms Ames had said she had positive performance reviews, but a promotion she sought was given to a lesbian. She was then demoted and her job was given to a gay man. In a lawsuit, she argued her employer had a preference for LGBTQ staff members and denied her opportunities because she identifies as straight. Lower courts ruled that she had failed to provide sufficient evidence of her claim, propelling the burden of proof question to the Supreme Court. At a February hearing, justices on both sides ideologically appeared sympathetic to her argument.
Yahoo
31-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Sweet start to summer at Pekin Public Library's Candy Land Adventure
PEKIN, Ill. (WMBD) — Summer kicked off in the sweetest way at the Pekin Public Library, where more than 500 people and families stepped into a life-sized game of Candy Land. The event was the library's Summer Adventure Kickoff Party, and was one of the largest turnouts in the library's history. Library staff say the goal was to spark joy, bring the community together, and encourage a love of reading as summer begins. 'It's very important because then they can keep up on their reading skills,' said Catrina Klassen, Head of Youth Services at Pekin Public Library. 'So then when they go into the school year, next year they're ready to go. And then teachers don't have to go back and re-teach some of those skills so that they can keep up on those skills throughout the summer.' The event was held on Saturday, May 31, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., which had the library transformed into a colorful, candy-themed wonderland to launch its annual Summer Reading Program with imagination and excitement. Children followed a rainbow path through the library, picking up their Summer Reading Game Cards and exploring a magical land of sweet surprises. Families enjoyed a day packed with fun, including a bouncy house, balloon artists, interactive games, and meet-and-greet moments with Sonic and Mario, adding to the excitement for kids of all ages. Klassen also explained the motivation behind this year's program theme. 'Illinois does like a summer reading theme for all the libraries, so 'Level Up' was the whole thing for the state of Illinois, which I think is a great motivator because kids love games. So this is a great way to get them to want to read.' Whether bouncing, reading, or racing through Candy Land, families left with big smiles — and even bigger stacks of books. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
