New Delhi (TIP)- India logged 2,259 new coronavirus infections taking the total tally of covid-19 cases to 4,31,31,822, while the active cases declined to 15,044, according to the Union Health Ministry data updated on Friday, May 20.
The death toll climbed to 5,24,323 with 20 fresh fatalities, the data updated at 8 am stated.
The active cases comprised 0.03 per cent of the total infections, while the national covid-19 recovery rate was 98.75 per cent, the ministry said.
A decrease of 375 cases has been recorded in the active covid-19 caseload in a span of 24 hours. The daily positivity rate was recorded at 0.5 per cent and the weekly positivity rate at 0.53 per cent, according to the health ministry.
The number of people who have recuperated from the disease surged to 4,25,92,455, while the case fatality rate was recorded at 1.22 per cent. The cumulative doses administered in the country so far under the nationwide covid-19 vaccination drive has exceeded 191.96 crore. Source: PTI
New Delhi (TIP)- Sunil Jakhar, a prominent face of Punjab politics who quit the Congress recently, joined the BJP on Thursday, May 19, a development being seen as a big gain for the saffron party that aspires to get a toehold in the border state. Jakhar, unlike many other Congress deserters, has expressed sorrow at breaking ties with the Grand Old Party, saying it was not easy to snap a 50-year-old relationship that spanned three generations of his family. He stressed on Thursday that the Congress for him was not a party but “family”.
“I had a 50-year-old relationship with the Congress. Three generations of my family have been with the party since 1972. Considering the party my family, we stayed with it in good and bad times,” Jakhar said, claiming he quit not because of “fundamental disputes” with the party or any “personal dispute”.
BJP president J.P. Nadda was personally present to welcome Jakhar, underlining the importance the party was according to the latest catch from the Congress. Nadda claimed that Jakhar left the Congress owing to a “dispute over nationalism” and “Punjab’s unity and brotherhood”.
Claiming that the BJP was leading the “nationalist forces” in Punjab, Nadda said it was essential that people aligning with such an ideology joined the party. He said Jakhar would play a key role for the BJP in Punjab. After Jakhar, another key Congress deserter, Hardik Patel from Gujarat, is set to join the BJP soon, BJP leaders said. Hardik, who quit the Congress on Wednesday, has slammed the leadership in general and Rahul Gandhi in particular and dropped enough hints that he was headed towards the BJP. Jakhar quit the Congress after the party’s disciplinary committee recommended that he be suspended for two years and removed from all posts for criticising then chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi. The Congress lost the Punjab elections earlier this year. Jakhar holds a lot of importance for the BJP that has a marginal presence in Punjab. In the Sikh-dominated state sharing a border with Pakistan, the BJP had for years played second fiddle to then ally Akali Dal. The BJP was left virtually orphaned in the state after the Akali Dal snapped ties over the farm laws. Jakhar is a prominent non-Sikh politician from the state who commands a lot of goodwill. Led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the BJP has been running a determined campaign to woo the Sikhs after the Centre was forced to withdraw the three new farm laws, bowing to a prolonged struggle by farmers primarily led by the community. BJP insiders said Jakhar could soon be rewarded with a Rajya Sabha berth and a key responsibility in the effort to strengthen the BJP in Punjab.
Enjoy the best of the borough of Queens’ cultural diversity and talent at the “Celebrate Our Community” (flushingtownhall.org/celebrate-our-community) Arts Festival on May 21, 2-5 pm. The free Festival takes place at Jamaica’s Charles Drew Park. The FREE, family-friendly festival will take place outdoors (with a rain date set for May 28 in the event of inclement weather) and will feature:
A Bollywood and Indian folk fusion concert by Artiste Anjali;
Queensboro Dance Festival performances by Natraj Center for Performing Arts, Wendy Kamal and David Ali Dance Academy, and Ghungaroo Dance Company;
A dance party and DJ workshop for kids and families with DJ Nett and the Nettwork Inc Youth DJs;
A PulpMobile papermaking workshop by Rejin Leys; and
A canvas bag design workshop by Black Village Arts.
“We are excited to celebrate and showcase the brilliance of our diverse community,” says Speaker Adrienne Adams. “I invite everyone to take part in this free, family-friendly festival. I thank Flushing Town Hall and all of our community participants for your partnership on this event.”
“We are thrilled to program this FREE festival with support from Speaker Adams and NYC’s Cultural Immigrant Initiative,” says Ellen Kodadek, Flushing Town Hall’s Executive & Artistic Director. “Spring is a great time of year to bring the arts outdoors and to spend time with our neighbors in New York City parks! We look forward to presenting a variety of music and dance performances, along with hands-on art making activities for kids and adults of all ages. It will be a lively and joyful afternoon.”
The Charles Drew Park (nycgovparks.org/parks/dr-charles-r-drew-park)is located at 116th Avenue and 140th Street in the neighborhood of Jamaica, Queens.
FLUSHING TOWN HALL
To learn more about Flushing Town Hall programs and events taking place this spring and summer, visit flushingtownhall.org/events
(Mabel Pais writes on The Arts and Entertainment, Social Issues, Cuisine, Health & Wellness and Spirituality)
Acelebratory gesture distinguished the close of the 22nd annual New York Indian Film Festival (NYIFF) 2022 with the screening of the film ‘The Beatles and India: An Enduring Love Affair’ on May 14, 2022! The final night of the Festival was held at Cinema Village East by Angelika at 181-189 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10003. This was followed by a Q & A moderated by Festival Director Aseem Chhabra.
(R to L) – Aseem Chhabra moderates Q&A with Ajoy Bose & Reynold D’Silva of Closing Film – ‘The Beatles and India.’ (Photo / laruphoto.com)
On the 75th year of India’s independence, NYIFF manifested the worldwide influence Indian cinema has made while recognizing the talent and works that celebrate the country’s acclaimed cinematic traditions.
“Tonight’s closing event was truly an unprecedented look at the global impact of Indian culture and cinema in recent years with the screening of ‘The Beatles and India: An Enduring Love Affair’,” added Suman Gollamudi, IAAC Executive Director. “It was wonderful to bring this community back together tonight with a star-studded awards ceremony and to celebrate in-person after a gap of two years.”
AWARDS & WINNERS
The Awards Ceremony followed the Closing Night film.
“On behalf of the entire board, I applaud all the winners and nominees. We are proud to continue our tradition of supporting and recognizing this stellar talent and bringing these acclaimed works to a new audience. This year, our aim was to resonate a lasting dialogue about the ongoing, world-wide impact of Indian culture on the 75th Anniversary of Independence,” said Dr. Nirmal Mattoo, Indo-American Arts Council (IAAC) Chairman.
The winners of each category are as follows:
Best Film
Best Film ‘Shoebox,’ Poster.(Photo : nyiff.us 2022.)
‘Shoebox’ (Hindi), dir. Faraz Ali, 98 mins., 2021
“Faraz Ali’s film Shoebox explores themes of family and community that truly capture this moment in cinematic history and elevates Indian film and art within the U.S,” said Aseem Chhabra, NYIFF Festival Director.
Best Director
Aditya Vikram Sengupta for ‘Once Upon a Time in Calcutta’ (Bengali), 131 mins., 2021
Best Actor
Jitendra Joshi for ‘Godavari’ (Marathi), dir. Nikhil Mahajan, 113 mins., 2021
Best Actress
Sreelekha Mitra for ‘Once Upon a Time in Calcutta’ (Bengali), dir. Aditya Vikram Sengupta, 131 mins., 2021
Best Screenplay
Kuldip Patel for ‘Powai’ (Hindi), dir. Kuldip Patel, 126 mins., 2021
Best Child Actor(s)
Reyaan Shah & Hiranya Zinzuwadia for ‘Gandhi & Co.’ (Gujarati), dir. Manish Saini, 101 mins., 2022
Best Documentary (Feature)
‘Taangh/ Longing’ (English, Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu), dir. Bani Singh, 100 minutes, 2021
Best Short (Narrative)
‘Succulent’ (Hindi, English), dir. Amrita Bagchi, 29 mins., 2021
Best Short (Documentary)
‘Kicking Balls’ (Hindi), dir. Vijayeta Kumar, 36 mins., 2020
Best Debut Film (Presented by the Film Critics Circle of India):
‘Jhini Bini Chadariya/ The Brittle Thread’ (Hindi), dir. Ritesh Sharma, 97 mins., 2021
The NYIFF hosted 60 film screenings, including both full-length feature and short narratives and documentaries between May 7-14, 2022. For more information and a full list of all films, visit nyiff.us.
The New York Indian Film Festival (NYIFF):
NYIFF is the oldest, most prestigious film festival screening premieres of feature, documentary and short films made from, of, and about the Indian subcontinent in the independent, arthouse, alternate, and diaspora genres. Seven days of screenings, post-screening discussions, industry panels, award ceremonies, special events, nightly networking parties, red carpet galas, media attention, and packed audiences build an awareness of Indian cinema, entertain and educate North Americans about the real India, and add to the amazing cultural diversity of New York City. For more information, visit nyiff.us.
The Indo-American Arts Council (IAAC):
The IAAC supports all the artistic disciplines in classical, fusion, folk and innovative forms influenced by the arts of India. IAAC works cooperatively with colleagues around the U.S. to broaden its collective audiences and to create a network for shared information, resources and funding. The focus is to help artists and art organizations in North America as well as to facilitate artists from India to exhibit, perform and produce their work here. For more information, visit iaac.us.
(Mabel Pais writes on The Arts and Entertainment, Social Issues, Cuisine, Health & Wellness and Spirituality.)
Chandigarh (TIP)- The Punjab Police has arrested five people in connection with the RPG attack at its Mohali office and pointed at the nexus of militant outfit Babbar Khalsa International and Pakistan’s spy agency ISI.
Addressing a press conference here on Friday, May 13, Punjab Director General of Police V K Bhawra said a sixth accused is in police custody in a separate case.
The plot behind the incident has been traced and a nexus between militant outfit Babbar Khalsa International and gangsters at the behest of Pakistan’s ISI has come to the fore, he said. The DGP said key conspirator Lakhbir Singh, a resident of Tarn Taran, is a close associate of gangster-turned-terrorist Harvinder Singh Rinda.
Rinda is believed to be in Pakistan. Bhawra said the five arrested include those who provided shelter, logistic support and the weapon to those who carried out the explosion.
The three people involved in firing the rocket-propelled grenade (RPG) are still wanted, he said. The DGP said Tarn Taran resident Nishan Singh, an accused in the case, is already under the custody of the Faridkot police in some other case. He will be arrested in this case too, he said. Nishan Singh is facing several criminal cases, including one related to attempt to murder and another under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act.
In an audacious attack on Monday, a rocket-propelled grenade was fired at the state police’s intelligence wing headquarters in Mohali’s Sector 77. Windowpanes on one of the floors of the building were shattered because of the explosion. No one was injured in the incident.
New Delhi (TIP)- The Supreme Court on Friday, May 13, declined to immediately stop the survey of Gyanvapi Mosque in Varanasi, saying the matter would have to be considered in due course. Seeking an urgent intervention from Chief Justice of India (CJI) NV Ramana, senior advocate Huzefa Ahmadi pleaded for a status quo in the case pending before the Varanasi civil court, which on Thursday directed a day-to-day survey of a mosque to inspect, conduct videography and collect evidence regarding the alleged existence of Hindu deities inside the mosque located next to the Kashi Vishwanath Temple.
“A survey has been directed in relation to the Varanasi property. This is covered under the Places of Worship Act. Now, the court has ordered a court commissioner to conduct a survey. This has been a mosque since time immemorial,” Ahmadi submitted.
The senior lawyer, who appeared for Anjuman Intezamia Masajid Committee that manages the Gyanvapi mosque, pressed for an order of the status quo.
But the CJI responded: “We have not seen the papers. We don’t even know what is the matter. I don’t know anything…how can I pass an order. I will read and then pass orders…let me see.”
In a suit filed jointly by five Hindu women, the Varanasi court last month ordered an inspection of the premises through advocate commissioner Ajai Kumar Mishra. The civil court order was affirmed by the Allahabad high court on April 26.
The women asked for year-long access to pray at a shrine behind the western wall of the mosque complex. The site is currently opened for prayers once a year. The women also want permission to pray to other “visible and invisible deities within the old temple complex”. Anjuman Intezamia Masajid Committee filed a plea before the civil court to remove the advocate commissioner. A day ago, the civil court ordered a full survey of the Gyanvapi Mosque complex, rejecting the demands of the mosque management to limit the inquiry to certain parts of the precincts and remove the present surveyor. The judge retained Mishra as the advocate commissioner, who was appointed last month to carry out the survey while adding two more lawyers, Vishal Singh and Ajay Pratap Singh, to the commission that will inspect, and conduct videography and collect evidence regarding the alleged existence of Hindu deities. It directed Mishra and Vishal Singh to conduct the survey.
New Delhi (TIP)- India has banned wheat exports with immediate effect as part of measures to control rising domestic prices, according to official notification. However, the export shipments for which irrevocable letters of credit (LoC) have been issued on or before the date of this notification will be allowed, the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) said in a notification dated May 13.
‘The export policy of wheat … is prohibited with immediate effect…,’ the DGFT said.It also clarified that wheat exports will be allowed on the basis of permission granted by the Government of India to other countries to meet their food security needs and based on the request of their governments.
In a separate notification, the DGFT announced the easing of export conditions for onion seeds.
‘The export policy of onion seeds has been put under the restricted category, with immediate fact,’ it said.
The export of onion seeds was earlier prohibited. Official data released this week showed that retail inflation surged to an eight-year high in April due to high prices of fuel and food items.
The ban on exports also comes amid disruption in global wheat supplies due to the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine which are major exporters of the foodgrain. India’s wheat exports surged to 7 million tonnes, worth USD 2.05 billion, in 2021-22 due to strong global demand. Of the total wheat exports, around 50 per cent of shipments were exported to Bangladesh in the last fiscal, according to the DGFT data.
The country exported around 963,000 tonnes of wheat this year against 130,000 tonnes in the same period last year.
India was looking to export 10 million tonnes of wheat in 2022-23. The commerce ministry recently stated that India would send trade delegations to nine countries – Morocco, Tunisia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Turkey, Algeria and Lebanon – to explore possibilities of boosting wheat shipments. India’s wheat purchase have also declined sharply by 44 per cent to 16.2 million tonnes as of May 1 in the current Rabi marketing season due to heavy lifting by private traders and low arrivals in Punjab and Haryana. The government had procured 28.8 million tonnes of wheat in the year-ago period. The rabi marketing season runs from April to March. Private players have bought wheat at a price higher than the minimum support price amid increased demand for the grain for export. The Centre has set a target to procure a record 44.4 million tonnes of wheat in the 2022-23 marketing year as against an all-time high of 43.34 million tonnes in the previous marketing year. Amid lower purchase for the central pool, the Centre has stopped the sale of wheat under the Open Market Sale Scheme (OMSS) to bulk consumers and asked them not to wait for recommencement of the scheme for buying the grain.
New Delhi (TIP)- The National Investigation Agency (NIA) today said it had arrested two close aides of Pakistan-based gangster Chhota Shakeel for allegedly handling the illegal activities and financial transactions of the crime syndicate controlled by fugitive underworld don Dawood Ibrahim.
The accused, identified as Arif Abubakar Shaikh (59) and Shabbir Abubakar Shaikh (51), were arrested on Thursday, May 12, an agency spokesperson said, adding that the former was arrested from Goregaon West in suburban Mumbai, while the latter was held from Mira Road East in Thane district.
“Both of them were apprehended by a team of the NIA, which is probing the cases against D-Company — Dawood Ibrahim’s syndicate,” the official said, adding that the duo was closely associated with Shakeel and were involved in the cartel run by Ibrahim.
Of late during searches at multiple locations in Mumbai and Thane, the NIA had also picked up many suspects for investigation, sources said, adding that the arrests of Arif and Shabbir were also in line with the agency’s ongoing probe into the alleged D-Company’s crime syndicate. During their interrogation, the NIA team found that Arif and Shabbir had carried out some transactions with Chhota Shakeel, following which they were arrested.
The NIA had registered a suo moto case against the Dawood Ibrahim’s crime syndicate on February 3. Meanwhile, the International Criminal Police Organisation has issued a Red Corner Notice against Shakeel. Source: TNS
New Delhi (TIP)- The Supreme court on Friday refused to stay the ongoing delimitation process in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir. Two Kashmir residents had challenged the government’s decision to constitute a delimitation commission for redrawing the assembly and Lok Sabha constituencies in the Union Territory.
The delimitation panel had recommended increasing the assembly seats from 83 to 90 in the union territory.
A bench of Justices Sanjay Kishan Kaul and MM Sundresh also issued notice to the Centre and Election Commission of India and sought their responses within six weeks and said that the rejoinder affidavit shall be filed in two weeks thereafter.
The court has slated the hearing for August 30.
During the hearing, Justice S K Kaul asked the Senior Advocate Ravi Shankar Jandhyala who was appearing for the petitioner, as to why the petition had raised issues on abrogation of article 370, which has essentially challenged the delimitation exercise undertaken in J&K pursuant to the notifications of 2020, 2021 and 2022.
Justice Kaul stopped the counsel and said, “Be mindful of the language you use. Kashmir has always been a part of the country! Just a special provision was removed.” The bench then noted that the petitioners have not challenged the abrogation of Article 370 of the Constitution and therefore pleadings concerning Article 370 are to be ignored.
The Court also asked Jandhyala as to why he had not challenged the constitution of delimitation that was formed two years ago. The counsel responded to this by saying that delimitation is a process to be undertaken only by the Election Commission and not by any other body.
The terrorists belonging to Pak-based and globally proscribed Jaish-e-Mohammad are suspected to be involved in the killing of the Kashmiri Pandit government employee Rahul Bhat in Jammu and Kashmir’s Budgam district. According to intelligence inputs, the Jaish-e-Mohammad group has been desperate to take action against the minority community in order to keep the terror plot boiling. “After the fall of Afghanistan to Islamist Taliban and globally designated Haqqani network the Jaish-e-Mohammad leadership based in Bahawalpur believes that they can also take on the might of Indian security forces,” said a senior security official.
While the JeM chief Maulana Masood Azhar runs a terror factory from Bahawalpur, the Pakistan government for the record has told the FATF that the terror kingpin cannot be located and presumably not in Pakistan. The Jaish-e-Muhammad’s desperation can be gauged by the fact that two of its terrorists were neutralised in an encounter with the security forces which had erupted after a search operation in an area adjacent to the Sunjwan military station in Jammu a fortnight ago. One of the terrorists had also worn a suicidal vest and had planned a suicide attack in Jammu, the security forces had said.
Udaipur (TIP)- Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Friday, May 13, set the ball rolling for comprehensive organisational overhaul saying the party was in dire need of reforms and extraordinary situations called for extraordinary measures. Near-consensus has emerged in the party over the adoption of “one family, one ticket” formula, with waivers for leaders with an exceptional track record in an organisational role for at least five years. The waiver would cover the party’s ruling Gandhi family where party chief Sonia Gandhi and son Rahul have both been contesting Lok Sabha elections. Under the waiver, even AICC general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra would have qualified for the ticket by the 2024 General Election. She assumed charge as the UP general secretary in January 2019. Kick-starting the three-day ‘Chintan Shivir’ of the party here, Sonia acknowledged serial electoral setbacks and the need for the Congress to change the way it worked, even as she assailed Prime Minister Narendra Modi for “keeping India in a state of permanent polarisation, brutalising minorities and resorting to wholesale reinvention of history”. Sonia’s crisp 16-minute speech delivered mixed messages on issues confronting the nation and challenges confronting the Congress.
With G-23 members Ghulam Nabi Azad and Anand Sharma seated in the front alongside Rahul Gandhi, Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot and Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel, Sonia said cadre unity and collective effort was the only way forward to the party’s revival. The Congress chief questioned the PM on economic downslide and non-fulfilment of promises to farmers, calling upon the party to “fight the virus of divisiveness at all costs”. But it was the issue of Congress’ organisational atrophy that Sonia flagged most deeply, terming it “the most fundamental issue”.
“The circumstances our organisation faces today are unprecedented. Such extraordinary situations demand extraordinary measures. Every organisation to live and prosper must reform itself. We are in dire need of reforms–changes in strategy, improvement in the organisation and transformation in the way Congress functions on a daily basis,” she said to 422 delegates who were made to pack off cell-phones in hired lockers to prevent leaks to the media, as they proceeded to commence panel discussions at a posh local resort here. Source: TNS
New Delhi (TIP)-India registered a total of 2,858 new cases in the last 24 hours, marking a 0.6% increase from yesterday. This brings the total caseload to 4,31,19,112.
The top five states which registered the maximum fresh cases are Delhi with 899 cases, followed by Haryana with 439 cases, Kerala with 419 cases, Maharashtra with 263 cases and Uttar Pradesh with 175 cases.
Of the new cases, 76.8% were reported from these five states, with Delhi alone responsible for 31.46% of the new cases. India’s active caseload stands at 18,096. In the last 24 hours, the number of active cases has declined by 508.
A total of 11 deaths were reported in the country in the last 24 hours, increasing the total reported death count to 5,24,201. India’s recovery rate now stands at 98.74%. A total of 3,355 patients have recovered in the last 24 hours, which brings the total recoveries to 4,25,76,815 across the country.
India has administered a total of 15,04,734 doses in the last 24 hours, which brings the total tally of doses administered to 1,91,15,90,370. A total of 4,86,628 samples were also tested in the last 24 hours.
Earlier, the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) and the Council Of Scientific And Industrial Research (CSIR) developed India’s first indigenous mRNA (Messenger RNA) vaccine technology to fight against Covid-19.
Ganesha says, you will take a constructive attitude to things this week since you will no longer be restless and unsatisfied. Thisweek is an excellent week to begin the process of delving deeply into the causes of the problems. You can certainly resume the work you left unfinished this week. Workplace stress will exacerbate your hypertension problem. Your attitude toward the task will make it more difficult to complete. Your relationship fronts may suffer a little this week since you and your partner will be unable to manage time for each other, but everything will be OK by the end of the week. This week, your health will be OK, and you will be more inclined to begin a new exercise plan.
Taurus
This week, you’ll concentrate on staying organized. You’ve been a little confused lately due to your hectic schedule, but this week you’ll get your affairs in some kind of order. Additionally, monetary benefits will contribute to your satisfaction. This week, you’ll realize you’ve misplaced something crucial. Instead of looking for aid on your own, you should ask for it. Your romantic situation appears to be improving this week. This week, your spouse and you will bond nicely. You and your spouse may have disagreements in terms of marriage. This week, your health will improve.
Gemini
This week, your capacity to think clearly will be stronger than normal dear Gemini. You’ll be bursting with want to get up and start. This week, you’ll be able to make sound decisions. This week, you’ll be able to pay off your bills. This week, your anxieties will overwhelm you. You must maintain your composure and refrain from placing unnecessary trust in others. This week, your relationship issues will be resolved. You and your tour companion will gain confidence in each other. This week, the topic of marriage will be discussed. This week will be fine for your health.
Cancer
Your inner self will encourage you to address minor issues Dear Cancer natives. This week, after being a little concerned, you will gain strength than before. People close to you will create arrangements for you, which will make you feel better. This week will provide many reasons; just be willing to accept them. This week, you’re likely to worry a little when you become frightened by your surroundings. Avoid holding yourself accountable for anything that occurs. Your love fronts will be affected this week, but your marriage fronts will be harmed as your spouse suffers from mental breakdown. This week will be OK on the health fronts.
Leo
People will be more open to your pleasant suggestions. You’ll be able to get them to do what you want. This week, you’ll receive some unexpectedly pleasant news, which will brighten your days. Jupiter predicts that your funds will be well-managed in the second part of the week. This week, you must keep your domineering attitude in check, or it might backfire. Take care. This entire week, your relationship will be in excellent shape thanks to Venus’s favorable position. Your health will not be affected in any way, but you must be cautious of the changing environment.
Virgo
This week, you’ll be relieved by some vital news. You will most likely receive favorable news regarding your legal issues. This week, you’re likely to spend a lot of time with your family. This week, your financial situation will improve. Your children’s health difficulties will cause you concern. Do not be alarmed and do not make assumptions on your own. This week, your relationship fronts will remain unchanged. You’ll be able to make your spouse feel good about himself or herself. You must light the Diya in Ishaan corner on Thursday. In the first part of the week, your health will suffer a slight setback; take care of yourself.
Libra
This week, you will be the center of attraction in your surroundings. You’ll also be able to tell who your foes and well-wishers are. This week, you’ll fight toxic people and things and discover a healthier place to confide in. Nothing will affect your financial situation. You’re likely to lose a few individuals you care about, but it will significantly reduce toxicity in your life. Your romantic prospects will not be ideal. Minor misunderstandings will occur between you and your companion. This week, your health will not be perfect. You may have a slight backache.
Scorpio
This week, fresh horizons and more scope will open up before you. A few nice surprises will encourage you to consider new possibilities. This week, you will make some positive changes in your character and will be well-liked by everyone. In the second half of the week, your professional fronts will take a hit. You will presume the outcomes of the adjustments you make this week since it is too early to do so. You must avoid making assumptions and allow things to unfold naturally. This week, your health will take a hit since you will be dealing with back discomfort.
Sagittarius
This week, you will experience the fulfillment that has eluded you for so long. You will clear out the superfluous clutter because your mind will choose freedom. This will allow you to try things you’ve always wanted to try. You will also establish new guidelines for yourself in the first part of the week that will improve your professional fronts. This week, you will fail to be responsible on the last three days of the week, when it will be most needed. Make sure you’re cautious and don’t take anything lightly. This week, your partnership will remain solid. You will make progress in your marriage life as well. This week will be fine for your health.
Capricorn
You are likely to receive positive feedback about your property Dear Capricorn. Whether it’s your business or your house, you’ll undoubtedly finish up this week. You will benefit from the pleasant vibes this week. You won’t be able to handle a lot of fieldwork this week. Make sure you have a helping hand nearby and keep track of everything that happens. Your relationship may have small setbacks this week since you will be unable to effectively cope with your partner’s concerns. This week, your health will be OK as you recuperate from your previous problems.
Aquarius
This week, your tenth house will have some favorable moments, indicating a significant improvement on the financial and professional fronts Dear Aquarius. This week, you’ll be able to pick better for yourself among all the opposing influences in your life. This week, the stock market will rebound a little. Some materialistic items will cause a split between you and your family. Make sure you’re careful with your choices this week. Your health will be poor this week, as you may get headaches on a regular basis.
Pisces
You will correct the discrepancy between your private and professional relationships this week, dear Pisces. This week, your dedication to the connections and your job will be evident. This week, separating items on your to-do list will be a lifesaver. Advice you avoid or fail to take this week will cause you problems in the second part of the week. Make sure you pay attention and follow directions. Your health will be OK this week. Your children must take good care of you in the second half of the week.
By Chirag Daruwalla – Son of Astrologer Bejan Daruwalla
May 23
Ganesha says your shy nature may not increase the count of your social circle but your impregnable ideas and highly authoritative capability of taking your conclusions will help you to handle the steering of your life in a systematic way. Your associates and colleagues try to match up with your style of working but fail to get success in it. But the most important thing, you must abide by all the rules and regulations at your workplace so that nobody can ever have a chance to pinpoint you at your flaws. Don’t indulge yourself into nasty office politics and gossiping as it could tarnish your image anytime.
May 24
A reservoir of talent, potential and wit is you. When it comes to beating you at your workplace, nobody can do that as you are beyond comparison and simply invincible. Your organized risk taking abilities are good but high paid ventures may turn out to be inconsistent for you. Clashing of egos with your blood relatives may result in strain and irritation for both the parties. You are well versed with the pace of the competition as your communication skill which is the need of the hour is unbeatable.
May 25
Ganesha saysyou will rise like a shining star in the year to come. Your supporting nature and simplicity leave a lasting impression on people you meet. At some point of time, you tend to behave whimsically and that eccentric characteristic must have been controlled for your betterment. You would also raise your bar by doing consistently good work. At times you show your introverted side and that side of yours needs to be modified, so that your close ones won’t misinterpret you. Go and express your feelings with any hesitation in love matters. You would also make some strong decisions independently this year.
May 26
Ganesha says you love attending events/ parties, mingling with people and are quite comfortable in a big crowd of people. This year will provide you a lot of opportunities to attend some holy and spiritual ceremonies. Your quality to get well very easily with people around you will increase your networking and social circle. This year, you will get ample chances to change your job profile but a sense of satisfaction may not exist. Chances to move on from job to business are very high. A person of your love may add new wings to your life and may change your entire vision towards life.
May 27
Ganesha says you always take time to move forward with friends.You will spend quality time with your family which soothes you. Luck will favor you from all the sides. You will get whatever you want without much delay and pain. You are always choosy to spend your time on your work rather than for any materialistic thing. You are man of your words. Put together all your ideas to sort out your important matters. You need to check your perturbing nature else might have to bear some botheration.
May 28
Ganesha says you are the person who is always in demand. You need to check your fluctuating and sprawling mode. You are as fast as a bullet train in taking the decision and all are likely to encourage you. Your needle always points to attain your aim by your sheer hard work. You are resolute by nature which clarifies all your doubts about any work assigned to you. Your way of working and way of talking are loved by everyone from your house to your gaffers. You will be ideal for your juniors.
May 29
Ganesha says you are as fast as a bullet train in taking the decision and all are likely to encourage you. You are resolute by nature which clarifies all your doubts about any work assigned to you. Your way of working and way of talking are loved by everyone from your house to your gaffers. You will be ideal for your juniors. Your jolly nature infuses happiness in everybody’s life. You are affirmative and amiable. You will get full support from your coworkers and seniors which take you on a placid ride.
Kyiv (TIP): Ukraine said on May 13 Russia had forcibly deported more than 210,000 children since its invasion on Feb. 24 and accused Moscow of wanting to make them Russian citizens. Human rights ombudswoman LyudmylaDenisova said the children were among 1.2 million Ukrainians who Kyiv says have been deported against their will.
Reuters could not independently verify the figure given by Denisova or her allegations, for which she did not provide supporting evidence. The Kremlin did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment on Denisova’s allegations concerning the deportation of large numbers of children and other Ukrainian nationals.
Moscow has denied intentionally targeting civilians since launching what it calls a special military operation in Ukraine and says it is offering humanitarian aid to those who want to leave Russia. “When our children are taken out, they destroy the national identity, deprive our country of the future,” Denisova said on national television.
“They teach our children there, in Russian, the history that (Russian President Vladimir) Putin has told everyone.” Russia has referred to “refugees” coming to Russia to escape fighting, particularly from the southern Ukrainian city of Mariupol, which is in Russian hands after weeks of siege and bombardment. The 1949 Geneva Conventions, which define international legal standards for humanitarian treatment in conflict, prohibit mass forcible transfers of civilians during a conflict to the territory of the occupying power, classifying it as a war crime. Reuters
Kyiv/Vilhivka (TIP): Ukrainian forces reported battlefield gains on May 11 in a counterattack that could signal a shift in the momentum of the war, while Kyiv shut gas flows on a route through Russian-held territory, raising the spectre of an energy crisis in Europe. Following days of advances north and east of the second largest city Kharkiv, Ukrainian forces were within just several kilometres of the Russian border on Wednesday morning, one Ukrainian military source said on condition on anonymity. Before the advance, Russian forces had been on the outskirts of Kharkiv, 40 km (25 miles) from the border.
The gains appear to be the fastest that Ukraine has achieved since it drove Russian troops away from Kyiv and out of the country’s north at the beginning of April. If sustained, it could let Ukrainian forces threaten supply lines for Russia’s main attack force, and even put rear logistics targets within Russia itself within striking range of Ukrainian artillery.
In Vilhivka, a village east of Kharkiv held by Ukrainian forces, the thump of near constant artillery and swoosh of multiple rocket launchers could be heard from fighting at the front, now pushed substantially further east, where Ukraine has been trying to capture villages on the banks of the Donets river and threaten Russian supply lines on the far side.
Further east, Ukrainian forces seemed to be in control of the village of Rubizhne, on the banks of the Donets.
“It is burned out, just like all Russian tanks,” a Ukrainian soldier told Reuters near Rubizhne next to the ruins of one Russian tank. “The weapons are helping a lot, the anti-tank ones.”
KHARKIV ADVANCE
Kyiv has so far confirmed few details about its advance through the Kharkiv region, maintaining secrecy about the positions of its own forces near the frontline while speaking in general terms about overall gains.
“We are having successes in the Kharkiv direction, where we are steadily pushing back the enemy and liberating population centres,” Brigadier General OleksiyHromov, Deputy Chief of the Main Operations Directorate of Ukraine’s General Staff told a briefing, providing no specifics.
President VolodymyrZelenskiy said successes were putting Ukraine’s second largest city – under constant bombardment since the war’s early days – beyond the range of Russian artillery. (Reuters)
Sydney (TIP): A man impersonating North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on May 13 disrupted the Australian election campaign when he burst into an event that Prime Minister Scott Morrison was attending with lawmaker Gladys Liu.
The impersonator, who later identified himself by the stage name Howard X, started talking to the gathered media.
“Thank you very much. Gladys Liu is the communist candidate for Australia,” he said, before he was interrupted by an aide to Morrison. “Excuse me, you are going to have to leave. This is the most offensive thing I have ever seen in a campaign,” said the aide, Nick Creevey.
The impersonator responded: “Excuse me, you don’t tell the supreme leader what to do. I support Gladys Liu.” The impersonator left the Melbourne venue soon after.
In a statement to The Associated Press, Liu said she was focused on delivering outcomes for the Melbourne communities she represents. “I will not be distracted by my opponents and their grubby tactics,” she said.
The disruption appeared to have been orchestrated in part by longshot Queensland State senate candidate Drew Pavlou, who said on social media that he was good friends with Howard X and it was “one of the best things we have ever managed.” Pavlou had earlier claimed in posts that Liu had defended China’s leadership and had ties to the regime. Pavlou described himself as a “young larrikin” who thought the election was boring and needed more excitement. During the event at Extel Technologies in Melbourne, Morrison praised Chinese Australians.
“I talk about the assertive and aggressive nature of the Chinese government, not the Chinese people,” Morrison said. “You know, Chinese Australians are the greatest patriots you could hope for in this country.”
The disruption came at a time of heightened tensions between Australia and China, most recently over a security pact that China signed with the Solomon Islands.
Howard X is well-known for his impersonation of Kim Jong-un. In 2018, he was detained and questioned when he arrived in Singapore days before a summit between the North Korean leader and former US president Donald Trump. His real name is Lee Howard Ho Wun.
Media reported the impersonator was being interviewed by police on Friday.
Australia’s election will be held on May 21 and early voting began this week. Opinion polls have the centre-left opposition Labour Party tracking ahead of Morrison’s conservative coalition. (AP)
Mariupol, Ukraine (TIP): A Russian spy chief on May 11 compared the US State Department to the World War II Nazi propaganda machine constructed by Joseph Goebbels, saying Washington had launched an anti-Russia messaging campaign across social media.
Sergei Naryshkin, head of Russia’s foreign intelligence agency (SVR), said the United States was encouraging the spreading of fake information on the popular Telegram messaging service in an attempt to “discredit” and “dehumanise Russia’s political and military leadership in the eyes of the Russian people”.
“Their actions have a lot in common with the traditions of the Third Reich’s ministry of public education and propaganda and its head Joseph Goebbels,” Naryshkin said in a statement published on the SVR website.
Naryshkin provided no evidence to support the claims of a US-backed information campaign. Russia regularly accuses the West of funding and supporting anti-Kremlin movements and has labelled dozens of independent human rights groups and media outlets in Russia “foreign agents” over recent years. (Reuters)
Kyiv (TIP): India on May 13 announced that its embassy in Ukraine would resume its operation from the Ukrainian capital Kyiv from May 17. The embassy was temporarily operating from Warsaw in Poland since mid-March.
“The Indian Embassy in Ukraine, which was temporarily operating out of Warsaw (Poland), would be resuming its operation in Kyiv with effect from May 17,” the Ministry of External Affairs said.
It said the embassy was temporarily relocated to Warsaw on March 13. The decision to resume operation of the embassy from Kyiv came amid decisions by several Western powers to reopen their missions in the Ukrainian capital.
India had decided to temporarily relocate the embassy to Poland in view of the rapidly deteriorating security situation in the war-torn country, including the Russian military offensive around Kyiv.
India relocated the embassy after bringing back over 20,000 of its nationals from across Ukraine under its evacuation mission ‘Operation Ganga’ that was launched on February 26 in the wake of the war in Ukraine. (PTI)
Seoul (TIP): North Korea confirmed its first COVID-19 outbreak on May 12, calling it the “gravest national emergency” and ordering a national lockdown, with state media reporting an Omicron variant had been detected in Pyongyang.
The first public admission of COVID infections highlights the potential for a major crisis in a country that has refused international help with vaccinations and kept its borders shut.
As of March, no cases of COVID-19 have been reported, according to the World Health Organization, and there is no official record of any North Koreans having been vaccinated.
“A most serious emergency case of the state occurred: A break was made on our emergency epidemic prevention front where has firmly defended for two years and three months from February, 2020,” official KCNA news agency said. Samples taken on May 8 from people in Pyongyang who were experiencing fevers showed a sub-variant of the Omicron virus, also known as BA.2, the report said, without providing details on case numbers or possible sources of infection. The report was published after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un led a Workers’ Party meeting on Thursday to discuss responses to the outbreak
Kim ordered all cities and counties of the country to “strictly lock down” their regions to prevent the spread of the coronavirus and said emergency reserve medical supplies would be mobilised, according to KCNA.
“The state epidemic prevention work shall be switched over to the maximum emergency epidemic prevention system,” KCNA said.
Although the North has never before confirmed a single coronavirus infection in the country, officials in South Korea and the United States have doubted that the country is COVID-free, as cases of the Omicron variant were widely reported in neighbouring South Korea and China.
The isolated North has enforced strict quarantine measures, including border lockdowns, since the pandemic began in early 2020. In July that year, Kim declared an emergency and imposed a lockdown on Kaesong, near the inter-Korean border, for three weeks after a man who defected to the South in 2017 returned to the city showing coronavirus symptoms.
According to the latest data from the World Health Organization (WHO), 64,207 of North Korea’s more than 24.7 million people received COVID-19 testing; all had been found negative as of March 31.
North Korea has declined shipments of vaccine from the COVAX global COVID-19 vaccine-sharing programme and the Sinovac Biotech vaccine from China, suggesting no civilians may have been vaccinated.
South Korea’s presidential office told Reuters that President Yoon Suk-yeol, who was sworn in on May 10, will not link humanitarian aid to the political situation, opening the door to providing support to the North.
The news of the outbreak comes amid reports of preparations for an imminent nuclear test by the North, which has also aggressively pursued a ballistic missile programme, according to US and South Korean officials. (Reuters)
Islamabad (TIP): Chairman of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Imran Khan, has warned that if a date for the general elections is not announced, the “sea of people” heading towards Islamabad would be detrimental to the interests of the government, media reports said. The PTI Chairman has held a series of ‘jalsas’ in different cities, including Karachi, Mianwali, Lahore and Peshawar, as he rallies his party workers and leaders against the government ahead of the proposed march to Islamabad. In his address during the Mardanjalsa, Khan said he is calling the people to Islamabad for a “revolution” that seeks “real independence” for Pakistan.
“From here, I am giving a message to the corrupt thugs… and the convict should also hear this: You will not make decisions for the country, but the citizens will decide who will rule Pakistan,” Khan said. The PTI Chairman reiterated that the United States had “conspired” against his regime, while the current government’s “Mir Sadiqs and Mir Jafars” were involved in it. Khan said when he came to know about the “conspiracy”, he went to the “people who could stop it”. “I told them that if this conspiracy succeeds, our economy will falter given its current condition,” he said.
The ex-Prime Minister said he asked former Finance Minister ShaukatTarin to tell those who “call themselves neutral” that the economy will collapse, but unfortunately, they did not do anything.
“The dollar is nearing Rs 200, the stock market is plunging, everything is becoming expensive… the media should ask the people how expensive things are as they would do during our government,” Khan said. IANS
Kathmandu (TIP): A Nepali Sherpa broke her own record as the most successful female climber of Mount Everest by reaching the summit of the world’s highest peak on May 12. Lakpa Sherpa and several other climbers took advantage of favourable weather to reach the 8,849-meter (29,032-foot) summit early in the morning, her brother and expedition organiserMingmaGelu said. He said she was in good health and was safely descending from the peak.
Sherpa, 48, never got a chance to get a formal education because she had to start earning a living by carrying climbing gear and supplies for trekkers. Thursday’s successful ascent was her 10th — the most times any woman has climbed Everest — and she has always said she wanted to inspire all women so they too can achieve their dreams.
A native of Nepal, Sherpa lives in the US with her three children in West Hartford, Connecticut.
Another Nepalese Sherpa guide, Kami Rita, reached the summit for the 26th time on Saturday, breaking his own record for the most climbs of Everest. Rita led a group of Sherpa climbers who fixed ropes along the route so that hundreds of other climbers and guides can make their way to the top of the mountain later this month.
Hundreds of foreign climbers and an equal number of Sherpa guides are set to attempt climbs of Everest in May, the month when weather conditions in the Himalayan peaks are most favorable for climbing. (AP)
Beijing (TIP): Over 40 people were injured when a passenger plane of China’s Tibet Airlines with 122 people on board veered off the runway and caught fire while taking off in the country’s southwest Chongqing city on May 12.
All 113 passengers and nine crew members aboard the flight from Chongqing to Nyingchi in the Tibet Autonomous Region had been safely evacuated, Tibet Airlines said.
Over 40 people who sustained minor injuries had been hospitalised, China Global Television Network (CGTN) reported. Video footage posted by China Central Television (CCTV) showed flames and billowing black smoke from the fuselage of the Tibet Airlines plane on the tarmac at Chongqing Jiangbei international airport, Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post reported. People could be seen running from the plane after escaping via an evacuation slide at the rear door. (PTI)
Colombo (TIP): Sri Lanka’s main opposition party joined anti-government protesters on May 13 in rejecting the appointment of a new prime minister, and insisted the president resign because of the country’s disastrous economic crisis. President GotabayaRajapaksa appointed veteran opposition politician RanilWickremesinghe as prime minister late on Thursday, but the comments signalled it was not likely to resolve the political and economic disarray in the strategic Indian Ocean island nation.
A week of violent clashes between protesters and government supporters across the country has left 9 people dead and over 300 injured. The president’s elder brother, MahindaRajapaksa, quit as prime minister on Monday as violence spiralled and is in hiding in a military base.
The rest of the cabinet had quit earlier.
“It is clear the (new) prime minister is remote controlled by the president,” said EranWickramaratne, a parliamentarian and senior member of the main opposition party, the Samagi Jana Balawegaya. “This country wants the Rajapaksas to go home. We are committed to that goal.”
Ganesha says, Blessing of Lord Shiva will be with you this week and hence you will be able to do anything you want this week. You will bring warmth into your home ties. If you recently lost someone, your grief will begin to dissipate this week, and you will begin to recover. The twilight will soothe you. Your tactics will fail regularly this week, which may lower your morale. This week, your relationship fronts will be all well and settled. You will be able to bring some good changes in yourself and your partner will appreciate this. People who are married will find it difficult to deal with their spouse’s mental health in the latter half of the week due to the weakening of the Venus in the latter half of the week. your health will not need any attention this week.
Taurus
You’ll need to be extra proactive this week. You will be able to maintain a healthy level of involvement in both your personal and social lives. However, you’ll have to be extra cautious about being overly protective of yourself. The Moon will continue to favor you. The first half of the week will make you feel a little drabber and more boring. You’ll have to keep pushing yourself higher but the latter half of the week will bring better results. Your relationship fronts will need some attention this week. Your partner and you will not be able to stay in a compatible zone this week therefore, you must be calmer. Your health will not need any attention this week hence, you can be carefree.
Gemini
This week, Gemini, you will engage in some multilayer thinking. The anguish you will experience will be drowned out by your inner power. You’ll see several perspectives on the topics. This week, listen to your inner voice to get the answers. You won’t be able to work with high-potential people this week. You will not benefit by stirring up disputes. This week, your relationship runs will not suffer at all. Your partner and you both will be able to walk past your issues. People who are married will welcome harmony on the domestic fronts. This week, your health will not suffer any inconveniences. Overall, it’s going to be a fruitful week.
Cancer
This week, you’ll realize how much assistance is available to you, which will inspire you to take the first step. You will stop protesting change and embrace it wholeheartedly. This week, you will be able to on very good profits from the share market. You are advised to get indulged into intraday transactions. You’ll have to be more cautious this week with those who aren’t your well-wishers and who seek to flood your head with distrust. This week, your relationship fronts will not demand any special kind of attention but, your partner in your both will need to stay close in terms of communication. This week, your Wellness and fitness will not be affected at all but, you must not stop your health regimen.
Leo
You will play the role of an ideological appointee this week. Your alert intellect will be equipped to handle with any scenario and discover reasonable answers. The kinds of ideas you’ll come up with will astound you. This week, your ideas and creative inputs will be converted into practical results. Your professional front will boom. You will give a bit more than you should this week, and this deed will put you in danger. As suggested by the presence of Venus in 7th house, you’ll be able to make progress in your romantic life. Your health will not need any special attention this week. Small children must bekept away from heights.
Virgo
This week is likely to bring you an unanticipated fortune. People attempting to hurt you This week will be unable to accomplish so. Every deception you meet This week will be defeated with simplicity. You will have a fantastic time as well. This week will be a day of laziness for you. During some times of the day, you will become highly unproductive due to changes in your first house. As suggested by the combination of alignment of the sun and the Venus in your Zodiac, you will be able to bring back your love life on track. Your health will need minor attention in the latter half of the week as minor headaches will bother you a little
Libra
You’ll be able to decipher the significance of your visions this week. Your heart will dominate This weekbringing you joy and success. You will get smarter by looking for logical outcomes in everything. As suggested by the transitions taking place in your 6th house, you will be able to make good negotiations on your business fronts. Spending your energy on the wrong things will sabotage your attitude in the first half of the week. This week, your love life will not go through any changes. Your partner will be too busy to attend to everything you plan but, the sanctity of your relationship will be maintained. Your health will stay stable alright throughout the week.
Scorpio
You will feel more confident and optimistic this week. You will be able to create an awesome aura around yourself. You’ll be surprised at the sort of outcomes your potential can produce. You will be unable to effectively manage your time this week. To make things go quicker, you’ll have to look for leverage. As suggested by the presence of Jupiter in your 11th house, you will shortly be able to earn a very good amount of wealth this week.This week, your love life will be all well. Your partner in new both will spend a good amount of time together and you are also likely to go on a trip. It’s a good week for married couples to plan a baby. If you are suffering from issues related to blood pressure, this week you must be really careful.
Sagittarius
This week, you’ll be able to make vital contacts, which will aid you much in your professional endeavorsThis week. This weekyou will receive an invitation to collaborate. The sun will provide his benefits. This week, your business will flourish as you will find the right people with heavy investments. You’ll be able to take the advantage of the fruitful position of the moon in your Zodiac. You will make the error of being unjust to someone this week, and it will come back to haunt you later. This week your love life will not go through any issues. Your partner will be able to understand you very well and hence, it’s a very good week to express yourself. This week, your health will need attention.
Capricorn
Many matters will be certain for you this week. You’ll have to be more conscious of the chores you complete. As Mercury shines in your house of profession, you will undoubtedly reap favorable benefits. This week, your 12th house will receive blessings from the Lord Sun which will enable your fortune and is more likely to make you wealthy. You won’t be able to readily wipe the goo off people and stuff this week. You’ll need to be more emotionally resilient. Your relationship will flourish this week. Your partner in you both will plan out your future together. Your health will need minor attention as you might suffer from nausea and dehydration very often this week.
Aquarius
This week, you’ll be thrilled to notice the improvements you’ve instilled in others around you. You will be delighted to observe how others respond to your efforts. Keep up the good work, Aquarius. In the latter half of the week, you will earn a good number of profits. Your eighth house will be blessed by Lord Sun which will lead to acceptance of the best suitable job you applied for. You will regret not being able to attend an important occasion this week in order to prioritize someone else. Your relationship will not suffer from any such issues this week but your partner will seek your help in order to complete their professional obligations. This week your health will need to be taken care of as you might suffer from issues related to blood pressure.
Pisces
You will be able to exceed your ambitions this week. You’ll try to break away from your overthinking. You’ll see how even unanticipated events help you achieve greater achievements. People in the field of engineering and manufacturing will earn very good profits this week. People in the field of telecommunication will suffer from minor losses in the latter half of the week. You might have to have some difficult one-to-ones this week. Your perfectionist nature will be the root of the problem. People who are looking out for perfect relationships will find a very compatible match in the latter half of this week. People who have been thinking of arranged marriages will find Taurus and Gemini to be the most compatible match for them. Your health will need some attention this week. By the end of the week, everyone will be fine.
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