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Bajaj Holdings buys majority stake in MSL as Maharashtra government exits joint venture
Published: June 20, 2019 4:54:54 PM
With this acquisition, Bajaj Holdings' stake in the company has gone up to 51% and MSL has become a subsidiary of BHIL with effect from June 17.
Bajaj, which owned 24% (27,42,848 shares) in MSL had the first right of refusal and wanted to buyout WMDC.
Bajaj Holdings and Investment Limited (BHIL) has acquired a majority stake in Maharashtra Scooters (MSL) with Western Maharashtra Development Corporation (WMDC), transferring its 27% stake in MSL to BHIL. This marks the exit of the Maharashtra government from the MSL venture, ending a 16-year-long legal battle between Bajaj Group and the state government over the control of MSL.
According to a statement issued by BHIL, WMDC transferred its 27% stake to Bajaj Holdings on June 17. With this acquisition, Bajaj Holdings' stake in the company has gone up to 51% and MSL has become a subsidiary of BHIL with effect from June 17.
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Bajaj Holdings and WMDC were co-promoters of MSL and together owned 51% in the company. Bajaj Holdings and Investment held 24% in MSL, while WMDC, a Maharashtra government undertaking, held 27%. MSL started manufacturing geared scooters in 1975. MSL discontinued production of geared scooters in April 2006. Since then, it has only manufactured pressure die casting dies, jigs and fixtures for two and three-wheelers.
In 2003, WMDC wanted to sell its 27% (30,85,712 shares) in Maharashtra Scooters. Bajaj, which owned 24% (27,42,848 shares) in MSL had the first right of refusal and wanted to buyout WMDC. However, the price of the stock and valuations have been a bone of contention between the promoters.
Both promoters have been litigating over stake sale for the last 16 years. This matter then went into arbitration. Justice Arvind V Savant's (Retd) arbitration award of January 2006 valued the share price of MSL at Rs 151.63 per share but the arbitration award of 2006 was challenged by WMDC.
The Division Bench of the Bombay High Court had dismissed WMDC's contention in May 2015. WMDC then filed a Special Leave Petition in the Supreme Court against the HC order. The Supreme Court passed an order on January 9, 2019, dismissing the WMDC SLP and directed that BHIL to pay WMDC Rs 232 per share along with interest at 18% per annum from January 14, 2006 and then shares were to be transferred to BHIL.
BHIL had made the payments in January 2019 which was no encashed by WMDC. BHIL again issued these cheques on April 12, 2019 which was finally accepted by WMDC. While this battle has been going on, the MSL stock has been soaring over the years.
It had a market cap of Rs 4,864.17 crore. The MSL stock ended 4.96% down at Rs 4,444.30 on BSE on Tuesday.
MSL derives its value from its investments especially equity of Bajaj Group companies. MSL owns 67,74,072 shares in Bajaj Auto, 1,89,74,660 shares in Bajaj Finance, 37,25,740 shares of Bajaj Finserv and 33,87,036 shares of BHIL (as per MSL Annual Report 2017-18). As on March 31, 2018 these equity holdings were valued at Rs 8,035.63 crore and has since then appreciated significantly.MSL is now a core investment company.


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void bad()
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← WDFW Announces Razor Clam Digs Friday and Saturday at Mocrocks.
This is a great opportunity to secure an additional state fish hatchery (the state hasn't built a new hatchery in over 40 years) AND increase spring Chinook hatchery production to benefit sport fisheries stretching throughout the Willamette and Columbia Rivers. Meanwhile, the enhanced production of trophy trout would represent a 20 percent increase in the total Willamette Valley releases of trout, a major boost to sportfishing opportunity and local economies.
So, how would this hatchery affect anglers living on the Oregon coast?
By increasing the number of salmon in the ocean along the Oregon coast and increasing Oregon's total trout-rearing capacity – which should mean more trout available to be stocked in many Oregon waters that receive trout plants or even resuming trout plants in Oregon waters that are no longer stocked. Even if none of the additional trout were stocked along the Oregon coast, additional trout plants elsewhere in Oregon would reduce or dilute fishing pressure directed at the trout actually planted near the Oregon coast.
Speaking of trout plants – several Coos County and Douglas County waters were stocked this week. In Coos County, Bradley Lake, Johnson Mill Pond, Powers Pond and Saunders Lake each received 3,000 legal rainbow trout. In Douglas County, Loon Lake and Cooper Creek Reservoir each received 2,000 legal rainbows and Plat "I" and Ben Irving reservoirs each received 1,000. Galesville Reservoir in southern Douglas County was stocked with 1,667 trophy rainbows of 15-inches in length or more.
Although the Florence-area lakes have not been planted in nearly three weeks, they should still have decent numbers of uncaught trout as they received large numbers of trout when they were stocked.
Cold weather slowed a surprisingly good winter bass bite at Tenmile Lakes and may have been an obstacle to garnering good catches at last Saturday's "Frostbite Open". However the tournament has had great catches during cold weather in years past and there were some impressive catches this year, as well.
Chris Carpenter took big bass honors with a 7.47 pound lunker and teamed up with Travis Glass to win the tournament with a five bass limit weighing 22.70 pounds. The team of Jeff Abbott and Ray Hobbs finished second with five bass with a weight of 17.42 pounds. Jay Culver and Aubrey Hollaway teamed up for third with a five fish limit weighing 16.96 pounds. There were lots of bass caught that weighed between 2.5 and 3.5 pounds.
Congratulations to the Lower Umpqua Flycasters for hosting their very interesting and free Flyfishing expo in Reedsport last Saturday. It's a shame that we have to wait a whole year until the next one. An outdoor sportsmen show that should offer different content than similar shows in the western portion of Oregon is the Central Oregon Sportsmen Show at the Deschutes County Fair and Expo Center in Redmond. It runs from March 1st through March 4th.
Winchester Bay's South Jetty is still offering fair fishing for striped surfperch, greenling and rockfish and the fishing for lincod is definitely improving. Hopefully, the South Jetty will continue to be productive as bottomfishing will close in waters beyond 30 fathoms at the end of March. In the meantime, offshore bottomfishing out of Winchester Bay remains excellent with good numbers of sizable lingcod taken.
Bad news for outdoor sportsmen who oppose license and tag price hikes. License revenue in Alaska rose in 2017 despite the stateselling 20 percent fewer licenses because of hefty fee hikes. This not the sort of "example" that will make other states think twice before increasing the price of their hunting and fishing licenses.


You can always tell when a company doesn't care about customers' privacy. It's when it announces that it really cares about customers' privacy.
"Verizon takes customer privacy seriously," Debra Lewis, a spokeswoman for Verizon Wireless, declared in a statement Friday. She said privacy "is a central consideration as we develop new products and services."
Why this reminder of what should require no reminding? Because once again, Verizon Wireless was caught violating customers' privacy, this time with so-called super-cookies that tracked people's online behavior and that can't be deleted from mobile devices.
Those versions of cookies — or "identifiers," in Verizon-speak — could be used by the company or its marketing partners to see what websites you visit and what pages you linger over. Those data, of course, are a gold mine for Verizon and for anyone trying to sell you stuff.
AT&T had toyed last year with using super-cookies, but dropped the idea after privacy advocates called out the company for overreaching.
Verizon drew the same criticism. But it was further along than AT&T in using the tracking technology and apparently figured the issue was too esoteric for ordinary people to get worked up over.
The stakes rose considerably last week when four Democratic members of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation wrote to Lowell McAdam, chief executive of parent company Verizon Communications, asking what was up with these super-cookies.
The senators pointed out that although Verizon Wireless allows customers to opt out of having personal information shared with others, "it does not allow customers to remove the super-cookies altogether, doing nothing to stop third parties from exploiting their existence."
The danger, they suggested, was that tech-savvy marketers or hackers could use the super-cookies for their own purposes regardless of consumer's privacy preferences. They'd still be attached to your mobile account, after all, still watching what you do online.
Allow me to pause here for a quick observation: You have no privacy. At least not in the sense that you will be left alone if you so choose.
In this age of Big Data, with a vast industry of so-called data aggregators buying, selling, swapping and storing sensitive information on nearly everyone, it's impossible for anyone to completely stay off businesses' radar.
You can opt out of every marketing list you can get your hands on, and you'll still end up in a digital dossier somewhere, with information about the magazines you read, the car you drive and even the drugs you take cross-referenced with other publicly available data to create an alarmingly thorough profile of your likes and dislikes.
The best anyone can do at this point is to attempt to limit the privacy damage by disabling as much as possible the most invasive tools used by businesses to pry into your life.
That's why Verizon's super-cookies drew such a heated response. As privacy invasions go, this one's a doozy.
Needless to say, that's not how Verizon Wireless sees it. Like most companies that get caught violating customers' privacy, Verizon patted itself on the back for being a good corporate citizen.
"We listen to our customers," Lewis said in her statement, overlooking the months Verizon spent ignoring its customers' worries about super-cookies.
Because "delivering solutions with best-in-class privacy protections" is Verizon's chief focus, she said, "we have begun working to expand the opt-out to include the identifier."
When will the company make this expanded opt-out available to customers? All it's saying is "soon."
I spoke with Lewis on Monday. She said Verizon Wireless is innocent of any deliberate privacy violations.
"The ecosystem is evolving," Lewis said. "We're learning as we go."
Those lessons aren't coming very quickly.
For example, Verizon is informing customers that they can opt out of having their personal information shared by visiting the company's MyVerizon website.
But here's something Verizon is neglecting to mention.
Any visit to MyVerizon will result in — you guessed it — a cookie being generated for your computer or wireless device that will automatically enroll you in what Verizon calls its Relevant Mobile Advertising program, which oversees all online tracking.
Think about that: Verizon will violate your privacy even as you go through the steps the company has set up to protect your privacy.
I first wrote about Verizon's sneaky practices in April after I discovered that any visit by a computer user to the MyVerizon site generated a tracking cookie.
Lewis said the cookies generated for computer users are different from the super-cookies generated for mobile customers. But they're two sides of the same coin, and both are part of the Relevant Mobile Advertising program.
Lewis also had difficulty explaining what happens if a Verizon Wireless customer opts out of the program. Do the cookies go away, or are they just dormant?
Google, Yahoo and other tech companies have similar tracking programs. The big difference is that Google and Yahoo are giving things away for free in return. Being monitored online is the trade-off for using nifty programs such as Gmail and Yahoo Finance.
In Verizon's case, however, the company is charging a hefty monthly fee for wireless service. So whatever data it collects in the process are gravy.
Wireless customers have every right to be outraged by this double dipping.
But I'll say it again: You have no privacy.
And none of the companies you do business with care about that. They just care about getting caught.


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Posted: Saturday, November 03, 2007 by Travis Cody in
Here's our BCS Top 10 as we begin the day:
1 Ohio State hosts 21 Wisconsin
2 Boston College hosts Florida State
3 LSU at 17 Alabama
4 Arizona State at 5 Oregon
5 Oregon hosts 4 Arizona State
6 Oklahoma hosts Texas A&M
7 West Virgina idle
8 Kansas hosts Nebraska
9 Missouri at Colorado
10 Georgia hosts Troy
This could be the day that Navy breaks it's 43 game losing streak to Notre Dame. Navy has the top ranked rushing offense in the NCAA at over 343 yards per game, while the Irish defense is dead last at stopping the run. Notre Dame hasn't done much right all season. Maybe the Irish will have to hit rock bottom before things can begin to improve. I mean no disrespect to the Naval Academy by that comment.
There is a huge game in the Pac 10 today, and it doesn't involve USC. #4 Arizona State visits #5 Oregon in a game that gives the winner the best run to the Pac 10 title. That's the first step...secure a trip to the Rose Bowl for your school. But both the Sun Devils and the Ducks have national championship aspirations. The question is, do they have the resumes? The first step comes today. An undefeated ASU squad would seem to have the stronger case. But Oregon at one loss is poised to move up in case any team ahead of them falters. I'm gonna be neutral here. My pal Desert Songbird is out in Arizona, and my new pal Sparky lives and dies with the Ducks. Best of luck!
The Huskies are at Stanford today. This has been the most exciting 2-6 season I've seen in a long time. UW has been competitive all season. They are a young team and prone to mistakes. The future is bright for the Huskies. Stanford smacked USC upside the head and helped loosen the strangle hold USC has had on the Pac 10 for the last few years. I expect this to be a good game, and I'm hoping the Huskies can break through.
Dixie's Vols are home today against Louisiana-Lafayette. After a bit of a slow start, UT has won 5 of its last 6 games and has clawed its way to 2nd place behind Georgia in the SEC East standings. The Vols beat Tennessee earlier in the season, so they appear to control their own destiny at the moment. Things could get a little fierce long about Nov 24 as UT has a date in Lexington with Turnbaby's Kentucky Wildcats. Oh my.
I should keep an eye on #1 Ohio State today. I'm still trying to do the math to see how we can get a Pac 10 team into the BCS Championship. It's still kind of iffy with the formulas, but I think it works better if there's at least one undefeated team at the end of the season. I prefer OSU to Boston College...sorry gang, I'm down on New England sports teams at the moment. It's an emotional thing ya know.
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Schmoop says:
Go Irish!! Cheers Trav!!
Desert Songbird says:
Not only am I in AZ, I'm a Sun Devil graduate - got my MBA in 1998.
Oh, and of course, I live with an Ohio State grad, and I'm a die-hard Irish fan.
This could be a veeeeeerrrrrry emotional day here.
Mimi Lenox says:
As usual, I don't know which team to choose so I'm going to do so the democratic way. Eenie-meenie-mienie-mo (that's German for "I don't know what the heck I'm talking about)......I'm going with Navy because I want the entire Navy to have a peace globe.
Logic. See? I'm logical too!
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My friend, Please!
Send an email to the Brazil embassj your country and repor the injustice that the brazilian courts are making with this girl
Release on Flavia's accident and status of the process.
The resignation is to stop the evolution. (David Santos in times without end)
Charles Gramlich says:
Yep, an important day in the college matchups. Looking forward to the Colts and Patriots tomorrow.
katherine. says:
I love ANY team that smacks USC upside the head....but I'm kinda cheering for ASU to wear Roses!
Jeff B says:
Never followed college games to much till I moved to Oregon. If you don't have a favorite between the Ducks or Beavers around here you might as well be from Mars.
Go Ducks!
Not from Mars.
Travis Cody says:
Matt: It's getting tough not to start calling for the head of Coach Weis.
Songbird: You must have had a very up and down day.
Mimi: Very well reasoned my dear.
Charles: I'm feeling the Colts. Maybe it's wishful thinking.
Katherine: It could happen.
Jeff: When I moved to Washington I had to face the same kind of pressure to convert. Luckily I already followed the Huskies. But they'll never make me a Seahawks fan!
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The British Museum Act 1963 is an Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom. It replaced the British Museum Act 1902. The Act forbids the Museum from disposing of its holdings, except in a small number of special circumstances. In May 2005 a judge of the High Court of England and Wales ruled that Nazi-looted Old Master artworks held at the museum could not be returned.

The Act also made the Natural History Museum an independent organisation, with its own board of trustees.

See also
British Museum Act

References

External links
 The British Museum Act 1963, as amended, from Legislation.gov.uk

United Kingdom Acts of Parliament 1963
1963 in London
British Museum Acts
Art and cultural repatriation

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Public administration is one of the decisive factors of assurance of external economic and social competitiveness of Czech society as well as a significant factor of maintaining inner social peace in its framework. The author discusses impact and significance of the European Charter of Local Self-Government ('the Charter'), adopted by the Coucil of Europe in Strassbourg on 15 October 1985 on the restoration of democratic territorial selfgovernment in Czechoslovakia and subsequently in the Czech Republic. In the Czech Republic, after long debates, the Charter entered into force on l September 1999.The negative reactions were based mostly on the generally contrary attitude of the decisive part of the political spectrum to decentralization and enhancement of the role of selfgovernment on the one hand and to the broadening of citizens' participation in the administration of public affairs and direct democracy on the other hand. That is why the Charter could be adopted only towards the end of the nineties when these obstacles had been partly overcome. However, the Charter exercised positive influence already on the origin and conception of the historically first restored communal order, viz. the Act No. 367/1990 Coli. (The Communal Act). The question is to what extent the principles of the Charter are really applied in legislative practice. Particularly poor application on local level can be observed in the proportion of direct and representative democracy. The new Communal Act (Act No. 128/2000 Coli.) extended significantly the possibilities of active citizens participation in the decision-making of communal self-government. The actual exercise of the citizens' legal rights, however, is made difficult by the procedural rules of a number of communal and city councils. Analogously the new codificaion of local referendum (Act No. 222/2000 Coli.) has made the organization of local referenda significantly more difficult by increasing the required number of citizens entitled to voting in the referendum from one quarter to one half of all citizens entered in voters' registers and the consent of more than half of participating voters for the referendum result to be valid. The first amendment of the Regional Act (Act No. 129/2000 Coli.) eliminated the possibility of regional referendum altogether.


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Character: April Porter
Directed by: Daniel Petrie
Written by: Matthew Jacobs, Gary Ross, Elizabeth Anderson, Eric Knight (character of Lassie)
Other cast: Thomas Guiry, Helen Slater, Jon Tenney, Brittany Boyd, Richard Farnsworth
Genre: Family/Adventure
The story of an intelligent, heroic collie and his young owner, previously featured in numerous films and a successful 1950s television series, was updated for the 1990s in this family feature. A cynical city boy named Matt turns even more resentful when his family relocates to a small town in rural Virginia. Soon after the move, a bright collie enters the family's life and winds up with the name Lassie. Lassie sets out to cheer Matt up and introduce him to the wonders of nature, while also helping the family stand its ground against rich, unpleasant neighbors.
Notable Mentions
• Filmed on location in West Virginia and Virginia.
• For her performance in this movie, Michelle was nominated for a Young Artist award for "Best Performance by a Young Actress Co-Starring in a Motion Picture".


As Microsoft about to come up with Windows 10 April 2019 Update Release, WM Originals is ready with another Windows 10 Tutorial – How to Enable Windows 10 Reserve Storage.
As promised before, myself Akhil at WM Originals is back with another video on how to enable Windows 10 Reserve Storage after posting a video on Reserve Storage Overview Video.
In this Video you can watch how you can enable reserve storage and I will take help of a Feedback Hub Quest.
As I said I am going to do it with the help of a Quest from feedback Hub. I did all this during the Windows 10 Bug Bash January, 2019.
Go to search bar which is now separate from Cortana and search for Registry Editor, Open it now.
Lets manage and put both of them along side each other so that you can also view the steps required for enabling reserve storage.
Firstly your device must have Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18298 or greater, so you need to update before going ahead if you have not done yet.
Once you open registry Editor if you see a prompt select yes to allow the app to make changes to your device.
Right Clinic ShippedWithReserves to make edits to it's value, Update the value to 1 and save it.
Now you are done with enabling Windows 10 Reserved Storage. Once you update your device to next build you will be able to see reserved storage under storage settings.
I had updated my device to next build let me show you all how you can check if reserved storage is on or not.
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Photos: Phoenix prepares for Super Bowl party
Final countdown – Fans outside the University of Phoenix stadium in Glendale, Arizona where Super Bowl XLIX will kick off. This is the second time the stadium has hosted the Super Bowl since 2008 when the New York Giants defeated the New England Patriots.
A high price to pay? – With a capacity of 63,400 many fans will have to settle for high up "nosebleed" seats in the University of Phoenix Stadium, here pictured in November.
Off-field entertainment – Rapper Nelly will MC at a "guy-based event" featuring 24 Playboy bunnies. Some of music's hottest acts including Charlie XCX, Rihanna and Aerosmith's Steven Tyler will be performing at events and parties organized during Super Bowl weekend.
Don't stop the music – Rihanna will also be performing, headlining DirecTV's Super Saturday Night -- one of the biggest private concerts of Super Bowl weekend.
The beat goes on ... – Charlie XCX will be performing at the Rolling Stones party on Saturday, alongside Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler.
A-listers only – Actor Jamie Foxx and rapper Drake will be attending a glamorous gathering at a swanky Scottsdale hotel.
All smiles – Joel McHale and Kevin Hart will be cracking some jokes as part of the Super Bowl fun fest.
National treasure – "Let it go" singer Idina Menzel will be serenading fans with the national anthem at the Super Bowl final.


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'Brilliant' Lloris earns Spurs a point at Bayer Leverkusen
Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Hugo Lloris thwarting the Bayer Leverkusen attack in the Champions League on Tuesday. PHOTO: AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
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LEVERKUSEN (Germany) • Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino hailed goalkeeper Hugo Lloris' "brilliant" display which rescued a Champions League away point in their goal-less draw at Bayer Leverkusen on Tuesday.
After a quiet first half which his side dominated, the Frenchman had a busy second 45 minutes at the BayArena as Leverkusen beefed up their midfield and fired 16 shots at the Spurs goal.
Dele Alli, Vincent Janssen and Erik Lamela all went close with first-half chances for Spurs, but Pochettino singled out Lloris' display.
"We were better in the first half, they were better in the second," said the Argentinian.
"Some brilliant saves from our 'keeper kept us in the game. I can only say good things about him. He's a fantastic goalkeeper, one of the best in the world.
"He showed in every action that he's one of the best. I think he's having the best moments of his career."
Lloris agreed the result was good for Spurs, adding that they need to prepare themselves for the return match in two weeks at home.
"We can be pleased with the point," said the France goalkeeper.
"The game turned in the second half, Leverkusen pressed high and we struggled a bit. But I think the draw is a good result for us.
"In two weeks, we're going to face them again and we need to be ready for this other battle."
The result leaves Tottenham on four points, one behind Monaco, who drew 1-1 at CSKA Moscow.
Leverkusen are third on three points, with the Russians last, a point behind.
Pochettino added that he was pleased his team have everything to play for when the sides meet again in London on Nov 2.
"It was a strong point, an important one for us, so we need to be happy with that," he said.
"We're still in the same position we were before the game, we're still fighting. It's a very competitive group. It was important to get a point from here, especially as CSKA Moscow and Monaco drew."
Spurs are now unbeaten in their six away games (three wins and three draws) in all competitions, but Pochettino says they must be more clinical in front of goal.
"The team created lots of chance(s) and dominated the first half," he said. "But we need to be more clinical. We have a lot of players who can score. With a bit more luck, we would have taken the chances in our last few games."
Leverkusen were frustrated to finish with another draw, despite an impressive display.
"We had plenty of chances to score and we should have rewarded ourselves with a goal," said captain Lars Bender.
"There were two very good teams on the pitch tonight, so we need to live with the draw now."
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RA's Daily Russian News Blast – June 2, 2011
By Citizen M | Published: June 2, 2011
TODAY: Navalny anticipates revolt; Serdyukov assures students on conscription; Lib Dem bill would put cameras in pretrial detention; gay rights protester attack investigated; All-Russia People's Front gathers momentum; U.S. releases arsenal data; Troitsky benefit canceled; Medvedev backs media privatization.
Alexei Navalny says that the Russian political system is weak due to systemic corruption, and that Vladimir Putin could face a revolt within five years if he fails to implement reforms: 'There is a shaky balance between the different interests.' Moscow police have launched an investigation into the attack of a Novaya Gazeta reporter at Saturday's gay rights demonstration. Defense Minister Anatoly Serdyukov is reassuring postgrad students that they will not be conscripted after a group complained to the President. A Liberal Democratic Party bill would equip pretrial detention centers with surveillance cameras, as a measure to prevent human rights abuses. Putin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says that the All-Russia People's Front is at an 'advanced stage' of formation, with 450 social organizations and activist groups ready to join. Hermitage Capital employees are protesting the involvement of Prosecutor General Yury Chaika in the Sergei Magnitsky case, implicating him as having had a hand in the lawyer's death. Anna Politkovskaya's daughter says that the people who ordered her mother's killing are still at large.
The arsenal data have been released: the U.S. has 30% more deployed long-range ballistic missiles and nuclear warheads than Russia. Artemy Troitsky, the music critics currently facing two lawsuits, says that a canceled benefit, originally due to be held in his support, had come under pressure from the authorities. A new Russia-EU agreement will allow five-year visas.
The Moscow Times applauds President Dmitry Medvedev for the balanced story that state-controlled NTV ran on Mikhail Khodorkovsky earlier this week, as well as the arrest of Rustam Makmudov and the conviction of Stanislav Markelov's killers: 'a Medvedev who has freed Khodorkovsky, tamed nationalists and punished Politkovskaya's killers would look like a strong crusader for the rule of law'. Medvedev has announced that he is pro-media privatization, although he has frequently changed his mind on the issue to date.
PHOTO: Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (R) kisses a patient's hand after receiving a present as he visits a new hematology, immunology and oncology children's centre in Moscow June 1, 2011. REUTERS/Alexei Nikolsky/RIA Novosti/Pool


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Pittsburgh Weather: Warm Thursday Gives Way To Colder WeekendToday will be on the warm side once again but as the weekend approaches, winter weather will return.
Zelienople Police Officer Under Investigation After Being Photographed Among Crowd At U.S. Capitol
Zelienople Police Chief Jim Miller says things have been turned over to the borough's legal department. January 7, 2021 at 4:12 pm
Filed Under:Capitol Riots, Local TV, U.S. Capitol, Washington D.C., Zelienople
WASHINGTON (KDKA) — Zelienople's police chief says an investigation is underway after one of the department's officers was among the crowd in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday.
Thomas Goldie was photographed wearing a cap, which appeared to say, "Trump MAGA 2020 (explicit language) your feelings."
Zelienople Police Chief Jim Miller says things have been turned over to the borough's legal department.
On Wednesday, supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol Building. Police arrested 82 people.
Former western Pennsylvania State Rep. Rick Saccone and a West Virginia lawmaker were also in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday.


This is the first in a series of essays describing the process of attaining wisdom. Knowledge, understanding, and wisdom begin with the fear of Yehovah.
The fear of Yehovah and the finding of knowledge are intimately related.
Too much of what we think we have learned are merely doctrines and traditions of men. These lies are so pervasive and widely accepted that we feel they must be right. Even the translators of our most used and accepted English versions have adopted many of these lies.
I have found that if I want the truth I MUST go back to Yehovah's words and see what the Hebrew actually says. But even digging into the original Hebrew language and gaining correct knowledge is still only the starting point.
Maturation in the word and ways of Yehovah should be the goal of every believer. I see this process in 4 steps; fear of Yehovah, learning knowledge, developing understanding and the attainment of wisdom.
As we begin to gain knowledge, understanding also starts to rise in our hearts. Understanding comes precept upon precept, line upon line, here a little and there a little. And understanding will be the topic of part 3.
TRUE knowledge ALWAYS agrees with the whole of Yehovah's word and it is understanding that will bring it all together. It is understanding that allows us to renew our minds to the good and acceptable and perfect will of Yehovah. Understanding happens in our hearts.
But even understanding is not enough.
The next, and final step in this growing process is to get wisdom (part 4). Like understanding, wisdom comes from Yehovah and resides in the heart. But unlike understanding wisdom has substance, it can be seen and heard. Wisdom is the ability to take both knowledge and understanding and apply them to our to real world situations. And that is what letting our light shine for others to see is all about. Yehovah's message for all men is about His kingdom. Failure to understand this message will have eternal consequences.


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Updated 22 September, 2020 - 00:59 Saurav Ranjan Datta
The Badami Chalukyas: An Indian Dynasty Spanning Over 200 Years
At a glance, history can seem chaotic. We need to delve into the depths of any particular era, and not just focus on particular incidents. History is not just a timeline of earth-shattering battles, but is also a continuous process of cultural assimilation by many groups of people. Often, it is the story of a particular dynasty spreading its wings and bringing the population of a vast area together with its indelible mark of governance and influence. India's is a complex, mammoth and million-faceted history. Sometimes, its beauty can be appreciated as a continuum, where an empire never disappears completely, but only fades away momentarily to reappear in a different form for the following generations.
In India today, the southern state of Karnataka is home to Badami, a town revered for its breathtaking rock-cut cave and structural Chalukya temples. These temples are the legacy of a dynasty known as the Chalukyas, a golden age in the history of Karnataka. This legacy is present not just in Badami, but also in Pattadakal and Aihole, together the three urban centers of the Badami Chalukyan dynasty, and in which one can enjoy the remains of their majestic temple architecture.
Badami, in the southern state of Karnataka, is a town revered for its breathtaking rock-cut cave and structural Chalukya temples. ( Yevgen / Adobe Stock)
The Origin of the Chalukyas
An Indian royal dynasty that ruled vast areas of southern and central India, from the 6 th to 12 th century AD, Chalukya doesn't just refer to one homogeneous dynasty. The name Chalukya itself has mythological connotations, as is the case with many aspects of Indian culture. One legend claims that Chalukya could be an extension of the words chaluka-jala, which signifies the amount of water on the palm of the Hindu Trinity Lord Brahma who created the Chalukya warriors from that oblation liquid.
The main Chalukyas that we will talk about today was the Badami Chalukyas with their erstwhile capital at Vatapi, aka today's Badami. But, let's not forget that there were several Chalukyas over time. The origin of the Chalukyas is not known and several debatable theories exist. According to the renowned historian Shri Durga Prasad Dikshit, the evidence available, both epigraphic and literary, fails to provide any conclusive answer to the question of their origins. Information provided by the likes of Kashmiri author Bilhana, or other Kannada and Tamil authors, is incomplete.
We do know however that before the 6 th century, the Indian subcontinent was dominated by the marching reverberations of the Guptas whose influence spread far and wide. The earliest Chalukyas rose to power in the Deccan some time in the mid-6 th century AD, known as the Badami Chalukyas, during an interesting period in Indian history when regional kingdoms took control after the collapse of the Gupta Empire. The Deccan rose to power and saw a tripartite struggle between three dynasties. The Badami Chalukyas of Vatapi was constantly in a struggle with the Pallavas of Kanchipuram and the Pandyas of Madurai.
Map showing the area covered by the Badami Chalukya Empire between about 636 AD and 740 AD. ( Mlpkr / CC BY-SA 3.0 )
Divisions of the Chalukyas: Badami, Eastern and Western Chalukyas
Before the Badami Chalukyas, the western Deccan was a scene of utter chaos. According to historian Durga Prasad Dikshit, the Deccan was in turmoil at that time, with many families vying for supremacy. This led to one of the darkest periods in the regions history, with neither material or political developments. The central Deccan at that time was ruled by the Vakataka and the Nala dynasties. The Chalukyas probably did not clash with the Vakatakas, but conflict with the Nalas resulted in the latter becoming their vassal. However, the renowned historia Romila Thapar argues that the Chalukyas first came into limelight as vassals of the Kadambas, from whom they soon broke free. The Chalukyas also expanded northwards to capture the erstwhile Vakatakas regions in the upper Godavari. They also annexed many coastal areas in Western India to enable the benefits of trade from across the Arabian Sea.
The earliest Chalukyas were the Badami Chalukyas, who rose to their greatest extant of power when King Pulakesi II ventured far and wide and subjugated various regions. This dynasty was founded by Pulakesi I, Pulakesi II's grandfather.
The Eastern Chalukyas were the Chalukyas which reigned from Vengi, in current day Andhra Pradesh state. When Pulakesi II captured the region, he installed one of his relatives there as a governor. Soon that line of the Chalukyas became independent and came to be known as the Eastern Chalukyas.
Around 8 th century CE, the Badami Chalukyas were eclipsed by the Rashtrakutas of Manyakheta, another powerful dynasty of the southern region of India. They, in turn, were eclipsed later on, by a line of Chalukyas from Kalyani who came to be known as the Western Chalukyas.
The Chalukyas of Lata was a feudatory of the Western Chalukyas who ruled around 10 th to 11 th centuries CE in the modern-day state of Gujarat. The Chaulukya or Solanki Dynasty of Gujarat finally defeated them in the end.
This Stone Shiva in the historic caves in Badami, India, is an example of 6 th century temple artwork found within the Badami Chalukya architecture. ( radiokafka / Adobe Stock)
Supremacy and Expansion of the Badami Chalukyas
Pulakesi I, founder of the Badami Chalukyas dynasty, came into the picture in around c. 543 AD. Pulakesi's name probably meant "a powerful lion" or "lion-haired". He fortified his base by building a citadel in Badami in the same year and went on to declare his supremacy by performing an Ashwamedh Yagna , or horse sacrifice, which was an old Indian tradition where an all-conquering monarch was supposed to declare his suzerainty over others by performing this ritual. Pulakesi I extended his domain during his rule and governed a huge area covering the modern-day Indian states of Karnataka and Maharashtra.
According to historian K. A. Nilakanta Shastri, Pulakesi's warrior son Kirtivarman I then came to the throne and expanded the kingdom further. He fought and defeated the Kadambas of Banavasi, the Mauryas of Konkan, the Gangas of Takakad, the Alupas and the Nalas. By such deeds, he came to rule a vast region probably encompassing parts of modern-day Indian states of Maharashtra, Goa, Andhra Pradesh, Telengana and Karnataka. It was probably during his reign that the military structure of the Chalukyas began to take on an invincible halo. In fact, Kirtivarman I probably served as the commander-in-chief in his father's army and was therefore responsible for some of Pulakesi I's victories too.
When Kirtivarman died, he is believed to have left three sons, of which Pulakesi II was the oldest. However, Pulakesi II was still a minor when his father passed away, and hence Kiritivarman's brother, Mangalesa, assumed power as a regent for his nephew. Mangalesa took control and adhered to the earlier policy of expansion and conquest. He invaded the territories of the Kalachuri Buddharaja who ruled over Malwa, Khandesh and Gujarat. However, these conquests did not add to the Chalukyan territory.
Mangalesa was a very able ruler who might have gone down in history as one of the greatest sovereigns of ancient India. However, fate made other plans after Mangalesa attempted to usurp the throne for himself and his own family. This forced Mangalesa into a pitched battle with his own nephew. When Pulakesi II came of age, he left court, gathered his loyalists and together they revolted against his uncle. In the ensuing civil war, Mangalesa was defeated and killed, and his memory faded into oblivion. Pulakesi II came to power in an established kingdom, but he managed to surpass those before him in glory and honor.
Pulakesi II continued the expansionist policies of the Chalukyas, and even defeated Harsha in battle. ( Public domain )
Invincible Pulakesi II: Battling the Rebels and Defeating Harshavardhana
Pulakesi II was skilled in martial arts and was a very able general. When he came to the throne, he continued the expansionist policies of the Chalukyas. One by one, he defeated a rebel by the name of Appayika, the Kadambas of Banavasi, the Alupas of South Canara, the Gangas of Mysore, the Mauryas of Konkan, the Latas, the Malavas and the Gurjaras.
He then came face to face with one of the greatest figures of Indian history, the Indian emperor Harshavardhana, known through the glorifying accounts of the Chinese Buddhist monk and traveler Xuanzang. During those days, Pulakesi's burgeoning influence in the subcontinent was making Harshavardhana very uncomfortable and together with the ambition of subjugating the Deccan, Harsha came down with his army and the two mighty monarchs met each other near the Narmada River.
Harsha suffered a resounding defeat and had to retreat in disgrace. Henceforth, Pulakesi II acquired such a martial prestige that the chroniclers glorified the magnificence of his army in no uncertain terms. It was said that his invincible elephants were unleashed into battle after being intoxicated with wine.
After defeating Harsha in battle, chroniclers glorified the magnificent army of Pulakesi II's army. It was said that his invincible elephants were intoxicated before being unleashed into battle. ( radiokafka / Adobe Stock)
Rise and Fall of Pulakesi II, Lord of the Eastern and the Western Seas
Leaving one of his brothers in charge of the capital after this resounding victory, he ventured east where he easily subjugated the Southern Kosala, Kalinga and other regions. It was this campaign that later gave rise to the Vengi Chalukyas. From here, Pulakesi II ventured further south to the Pallava territory where he fought a ferocious battle with Mahendravarman I. Though the Pallavi king saved himself and his capital (Kanchipuram), Pulakesi II was the clear winner and claimed much of the Pallava territory. From there he went on to subjugate the Cholas of the Kaveri delta, Pandyas of Madurai and the Cheras of erstwhile Kerala. According to the noted historian John Keay, Pulakesi II by this time had become tantamount to "the lord of the eastern and the western seas."
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However, that was not the end of the Chalukya-Pallava struggle. In the Pallava realm, King Mahendravarman gave way to his dynamic son Narsimhavarman I, the person who was also behind the construction of Mahabalipuram, now a popular tourist attraction. When Pulakesi II again invaded the Pallava territory, Narsimhavarman defeated him in a series of battles. Emboldened by these successes and the assistance of his allies, Narsimhavarman invaded the Chalukya territories, reached their capital Badami and defeated them so comprehensively as to become the master of the city. In the final battle, known as the Battle of Vatapi, Pulakesi II was probably killed. Thus ended the reign of one of the greatest monarchs of India.
The Battle of Vatapi, between the Pallavas and Chalukyas, took place near the Chalukya capital of Vatapi (today's Badami) in 642, and ended with the defeat and death of Pulakesi II. ( Public domain )
Restoring the Badami Chalukyas to Rule until 753
After a few years under Pallava control, Pulakesi II's son Vikramaditya I rose to power. He drove away the Pallavas from Badami and restored the power of the Chalukyas. Vikramaditya I was a good ruler and he was ably succeeded by his descendants like Vinayaditya, Vijayaditya, and then Vikramaditya II who avenged their earlier defeat in the hands of the Pallavas by taking Kanchipuram and defeating the Pallava monarch Nandivarman II.
Vikramaditya II was one of the greatest rulers of the Chalukyas. He expanded their territories and came to be known for his benevolence. During his rule, apart from subjugating many southern powers, he also drove away invading Islamic armies, who attempted to invade the part of Gujarat under the control of the Chalukyas. The Badami Chalukyas probably ruled until c. 753 AD, when their last ruler Kirtivarman II was overwhelmed by the great Rashtrakuta monarch Dantidurga. The Chalukyas would return once again after more than 200 years, this time in the guise of the Western Chalukyas or the Chalukyas of Kalyani.
The cultural contributions of the Badami Chalukyas dynasty within Indian culture cannot be enumerated in a single book, let alone an article. Not only did they bring about a fusion of northern and southern Indian styles in their temple architecture, but also languages such as Kannada flourished during their reign. Telugu, another language of southern India , also blossomed under the Eastern Chalukyas. Hence, under the Badami Chalukyas literature proliferated, as did distinguished men of letters. The Badami Chalukyas remain one of the greatest dynasties to have governed within the Indian subcontinent.
Top image: The Badami Chalukyas dynasty came to control vast tracts of land within southern and central India from about 543 AD until 753 AD. Representative image of a more modern era. Source: Public domain
By Saurav Ranjan Datta
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Thapar, R. 2015. The Penguin History of Early India: From the Origins to AD 1300 . Penguin Books Ltd.
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Zico got me THINKING, am I HUMAN?
by Springday October 1, 2019 April 27, 2020
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Yep, Zico is back with Part 1 of his solo album entitled, Thinking which has 11 tracks. The track list was posted on his Instagram account but it only showed the title of 5 songs. The rest of the songs are intentionally covered.
ZICO The 1st LP [THINKING Part.1] ⠀ 2019.09.30 6PM (KST)
A post shared by 지 아코 (@woozico0914) on Sep 25, 2019 at 1:59am PDT
Zico whose real name is Woo Ji Ho was born on September 14, 1992. He is a South Korean Rapper, producer, singer-songwriter. He also a member of the boy group Block B.
Yesterday, September 30, 2019 he released two songs from the said album.
One of the song is entitled Thinking and the other one is called Human (English titles). Both songs were released under 1theK and his own company KOZ Entertainment (KOZ stands for King of the Zungle).
Thinking has the Zico signature. The song is a collaboration of rappers featuring Jvcki Wai and YUMDDA. The sound and playful MV that includes mascots reminds me of Zico's previous MVs, especially the one with IU. It also highlights his unique rapping and husky like sound voice that we all know. The song is playful and light. It gives off a laid-back and chill vibe.
On the other hand, Human is the opposite of Thinking. Even the color of his hair is different. If Thinking shows him having blonde hair, Human shows his darker brown hair making him look more serious just like what the vibe of the song gives.
Both songs are released at the same time, but each has their own beauty. Human is somewhat more on a serious mood. I love how he made it into a ballad-rap song and how the melody goes with the MV. It is a simple video yet, it holds a deep meaning. I'm a lyrics type of person, and some of the lyrics of this song got me.
Here are two of my favorite part of the lyrics
"If my whole life ends today, Where can I turn my steps? By reason of feeling awkward, I put off saying I Love You."
Sometimes we think we have all the time in the world only to find out that it had already passed. We put off the words that we want to say until we can no longer say it anymore. Don't waste time, let the people you love know that you love them. Apologize to the people you have hurt. Finally, live life without regrets.
The second part of the lyrics that I love is:
"We're the same, We're the same people.
Are you happy? Are you sad?
Why is it so hard to be loved."
We are all the same and yet so different. The meaning of the lyrics depends on its reader. The interpretation lies on how we love ourselves and how we let people come into our lives.
All in all, these two songs are great. I hope I get to hear the rest of his tracks. Sadly, it's not yet on Spotify.
But for now, what do you think of Zico's new songs?
I would really love to hear your thoughts.
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Emelle S. Sy says:
"He also a former member of the boy group Block B."
Correction, he's still in Block B. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=il4qoSkZXjk]
Springday says:
Hi! Yes, He's a member of Block B. 😊
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Can Eskom Be Rescued From Financial Ruin?
Eskom's interim Financial Records have been released and they've received a R5 billion bail-out with more to come. Can it be turned around?
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Eskom's interim financial results follow this recent liquidity crisis and the downgrade of its credit rating. Let's take a look at the key points.
While there is room for much improvement, Eskom's operational performance is satisfactory and stable. South Africans have electricity, maintenance is being done and operating performance metrics are positive.
Eskom is not financially sustainable. Net cash generated from operations is not enough to pay back loans or interest. The capital structure, operational costs and debt and equity require immediate attention.
It isn't environmentally sustainable, either. Several coal-fired power stations are operating outside of South Africa's environmental compliance limits. There seem to be no provisions for compliance upgrades, life extensions, decommissioning of old coal-fired power stations, or new-build apart from Medupi and Kusile.
This environmental sustainability will likely suffer even further as Eskom seeks to achieve financial sustainability.
The ambition to build and operate the controversial nuclear power stations appears to be over. This project cannot possibly be funded by Eskom without burdening the Treasury, as previously suggested by Brian Molefe.
R20 billion worth of bridging finance will likely become available to meet the utility's February 2018 debt servicing needs, now that a credible board, chairman and CEO have arrived.
Sales revenue is declining. Price increases have been offset by declining sales volumes. Net finance costs have increased by 53%, resulting in net profit after tax dropping by 34%.
The year-end financials are expected to reflect a net loss. Eskom's second half of the financial year traditionally worsens quite significantly. This is due to lower sales revenue and higher maintenance costs.
There seems to be no conclusion to the power purchase agreement debacle involving independent power producers. With political change in progress, everything is still in limbo.
Delayed revenue clawbacks, lower-than-expected price increases approved by NERSA, mounting municipal debt and government issues has resulted in the liquidity crisis.
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Q: Activity is not visible when using shared element transition I'm trying to move from list activity to details activity using shared element transition
but when using shared element the target activity is not visible
when i don't use shared element it works normally

but when i use shared element transition activity is not visible like below

I have tried setting details activity background to white but it's not working
this is how i start activity
            Intent intent = new Intent(activity, NewsActivity.class);
            Bundle data = new Bundle();
            data.putParcelable(Constants.NEWS, news);
            ActivityOptionsCompat options = ActivityOptionsCompat.
                    makeSceneTransitionAnimation(activity, view, ViewCompat.getTransitionName(view));
            intent.putExtra(DATA, data);
            startActivity(intent,options.toBundle());

my details activity xml
<androidx.constraintlayout.motion.widget.MotionLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
xmlns:app="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res-auto"
xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"
android:layout_width="match_parent"
android:layout_height="match_parent"
android:fitsSystemWindows="true"
tools:context=".ui.news.NewsActivity"
app:layoutDescription="@xml/collapsing_toolbar_news">

<ImageView
    android:id="@+id/toolbar_background"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="?actionBarSize"
    android:scaleType="centerCrop"
    android:src="@color/colorPrimary"
    app:layout_constraintEnd_toEndOf="parent"
    app:layout_constraintHorizontal_bias="0.0"
    app:layout_constraintStart_toStartOf="parent"
    app:layout_constraintTop_toTopOf="parent" />
<ImageView
    android:id="@+id/image"
    android:layout_width="0dp"
    android:layout_height="200dp"
    app:srcCompat="@color/colorPrimary"
    android:scaleType="centerCrop"
    android:transitionName="news"
    app:layout_constraintStart_toStartOf="parent"
    app:layout_constraintTop_toTopOf="parent"
    app:layout_constraintEnd_toEndOf="parent"/>

<ImageView
    android:id="@+id/back"
    android:layout_width="wrap_content"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:minHeight="60dp"
    android:scaleType="centerInside"
    app:layout_constraintStart_toStartOf="parent"
    app:layout_constraintTop_toTopOf="parent"
    app:srcCompat="@drawable/ic_back" />
<TextView
    android:id="@+id/news_title"
    android:layout_width="0dp"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:textSize="18sp"
    android:paddingTop="24dp"
    android:paddingStart="24dp"
    android:paddingEnd="24dp"
    android:paddingBottom="12dp"
    android:fontFamily="@font/montserrat_medium"
    android:textColor="@color/black"
    android:text="@string/app_name"
    app:layout_constraintStart_toStartOf="parent"
    app:layout_constraintTop_toBottomOf="@+id/image"
    app:layout_constraintEnd_toEndOf="parent" />
<androidx.core.widget.NestedScrollView
    android:layout_width="0dp"
    android:layout_height="0dp"
    android:id="@+id/nested_scroll"
    app:layout_behavior="@string/appbar_scrolling_view_behavior"
    app:layout_constraintStart_toStartOf="parent"
    app:layout_constraintTop_toBottomOf="@+id/news_title"
    app:layout_constraintEnd_toEndOf="parent"
    app:layout_constraintBottom_toBottomOf="parent"
    android:paddingStart="24dp"
    android:paddingEnd="24dp"
    android:layout_marginTop="12dp"
    tools:showIn="@layout/activity_news">
    <LinearLayout
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:orientation="vertical">
        <TextView
            android:id="@+id/description"
            android:layout_width="match_parent"
            android:layout_height="wrap_content"
            android:layout_marginBottom="24dp"
            android:textSize="16sp"
            android:fontFamily="@font/kanit_regular"
            android:textColor="@color/dark_text"
            android:text="@string/large_text" />
    </LinearLayout>

    </androidx.core.widget.NestedScrollView>
</androidx.constraintlayout.motion.widget.MotionLayout>

my recycler item xml
<com.google.android.material.card.MaterialCardView xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    xmlns:app="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res-auto"
    xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="100dp"
    android:layout_marginTop="10dp"
    android:layout_marginBottom="10dp"
    android:orientation="vertical"
    app:cardCornerRadius="10dp"
    app:strokeColor="#BDBDBD"
    app:strokeWidth="1dp">
    <FrameLayout
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content">
        <com.islam.custom.roundedimageview.RoundedImageView
            android:id="@+id/news_image"
            android:transitionName="news"
            android:layout_width="match_parent"
            android:layout_height="100dp"
            android:scaleType="centerCrop"
            android:src="@drawable/ic_questions_background"
            app:riv_corner_radius="10dp" />
        <ImageView
            android:layout_width="match_parent"
            android:layout_height="100dp"
            android:scaleType="centerCrop"
            app:srcCompat="@drawable/ic_gradient_20"/>
        <ProgressBar
            android:id="@+id/progressbar"
            style="@style/progressbar"
            android:layout_gravity="center"
            android:layout_width="wrap_content"
            android:layout_height="wrap_content"/>
    </FrameLayout>
    <TextView
        android:id="@+id/news_title"
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:layout_gravity="bottom"
        android:fontFamily="@font/kanit_regular"
        android:maxLines="1"
        android:padding="14dp"
        android:ellipsize="end"
        android:text="@string/app_name"
        android:textColor="@color/white"
        android:textSize="16sp" />
    </com.google.android.material.card.MaterialCardView>

A: After searching i found that the problem was because i used launchmode for root activity
        android:launchMode="singleInstance"

but i don't know how this made it not working properly .
and i still need to set the launchmode for the root activity

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Super Eagles Coach Rohr Cries Out Over 3 Months Owed Salary
by Oseg Hale October 11, 2019, 11:34 am 5k Views
Gernot Rohr is reportedly being owed three months salary by the Nigeria Football Federation.
This is according to a tweet by renowned sports reporter Osasu Obayiwana, and it comes two days to the big friendly match between Nigeria and Brazil.
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#ifndef QDECLARATIVEJSASTVISITOR_P_H
#define QDECLARATIVEJSASTVISITOR_P_H

//
//  W A R N I N G
//  -------------
//
// This file is not part of the Qt API.  It exists purely as an
// implementation detail.  This header file may change from version to
// version without notice, or even be removed.
//
// We mean it.
//

#include "private/qdeclarativejsastfwd_p.h"
#include "private/qdeclarativejsglobal_p.h"

QT_QML_BEGIN_NAMESPACE

namespace QDeclarativeJS { namespace AST {

class QML_PARSER_EXPORT Visitor
{
public:
    Visitor();
    virtual ~Visitor();

    virtual bool preVisit(Node *) { return true; }
    virtual void postVisit(Node *) {}

    // Ui
    virtual bool visit(UiProgram *) { return true; }
    virtual bool visit(UiImportList *) { return true; }
    virtual bool visit(UiImport *) { return true; }
    virtual bool visit(UiPublicMember *) { return true; }
    virtual bool visit(UiSourceElement *) { return true; }
    virtual bool visit(UiObjectDefinition *) { return true; }
    virtual bool visit(UiObjectInitializer *) { return true; }
    virtual bool visit(UiObjectBinding *) { return true; }
    virtual bool visit(UiScriptBinding *) { return true; }
    virtual bool visit(UiArrayBinding *) { return true; }
    virtual bool visit(UiObjectMemberList *) { return true; }
    virtual bool visit(UiArrayMemberList *) { return true; }
    virtual bool visit(UiQualifiedId *) { return true; }
    virtual bool visit(UiSignature *) { return true; }
    virtual bool visit(UiFormalList *) { return true; }
    virtual bool visit(UiFormal *) { return true; }

    virtual void endVisit(UiProgram *) {}
    virtual void endVisit(UiImportList *) {}
    virtual void endVisit(UiImport *) {}
    virtual void endVisit(UiPublicMember *) {}
    virtual void endVisit(UiSourceElement *) {}
    virtual void endVisit(UiObjectDefinition *) {}
    virtual void endVisit(UiObjectInitializer *) {}
    virtual void endVisit(UiObjectBinding *) {}
    virtual void endVisit(UiScriptBinding *) {}
    virtual void endVisit(UiArrayBinding *) {}
    virtual void endVisit(UiObjectMemberList *) {}
    virtual void endVisit(UiArrayMemberList *) {}
    virtual void endVisit(UiQualifiedId *) {}
    virtual void endVisit(UiSignature *) {}
    virtual void endVisit(UiFormalList *) {}
    virtual void endVisit(UiFormal *) {}

    // QDeclarativeJS
    virtual bool visit(ThisExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(ThisExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(IdentifierExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(IdentifierExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(NullExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(NullExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(TrueLiteral *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(TrueLiteral *) {}

    virtual bool visit(FalseLiteral *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(FalseLiteral *) {}

    virtual bool visit(StringLiteral *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(StringLiteral *) {}

    virtual bool visit(NumericLiteral *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(NumericLiteral *) {}

    virtual bool visit(RegExpLiteral *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(RegExpLiteral *) {}

    virtual bool visit(ArrayLiteral *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(ArrayLiteral *) {}

    virtual bool visit(ObjectLiteral *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(ObjectLiteral *) {}

    virtual bool visit(ElementList *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(ElementList *) {}

    virtual bool visit(Elision *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(Elision *) {}

    virtual bool visit(PropertyNameAndValueList *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(PropertyNameAndValueList *) {}

    virtual bool visit(NestedExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(NestedExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(IdentifierPropertyName *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(IdentifierPropertyName *) {}

    virtual bool visit(StringLiteralPropertyName *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(StringLiteralPropertyName *) {}

    virtual bool visit(NumericLiteralPropertyName *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(NumericLiteralPropertyName *) {}

    virtual bool visit(ArrayMemberExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(ArrayMemberExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(FieldMemberExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(FieldMemberExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(NewMemberExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(NewMemberExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(NewExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(NewExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(CallExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(CallExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(ArgumentList *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(ArgumentList *) {}

    virtual bool visit(PostIncrementExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(PostIncrementExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(PostDecrementExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(PostDecrementExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(DeleteExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(DeleteExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(VoidExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(VoidExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(TypeOfExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(TypeOfExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(PreIncrementExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(PreIncrementExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(PreDecrementExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(PreDecrementExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(UnaryPlusExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(UnaryPlusExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(UnaryMinusExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(UnaryMinusExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(TildeExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(TildeExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(NotExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(NotExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(BinaryExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(BinaryExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(ConditionalExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(ConditionalExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(Expression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(Expression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(Block *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(Block *) {}

    virtual bool visit(StatementList *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(StatementList *) {}

    virtual bool visit(VariableStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(VariableStatement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(VariableDeclarationList *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(VariableDeclarationList *) {}

    virtual bool visit(VariableDeclaration *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(VariableDeclaration *) {}

    virtual bool visit(EmptyStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(EmptyStatement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(ExpressionStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(ExpressionStatement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(IfStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(IfStatement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(DoWhileStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(DoWhileStatement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(WhileStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(WhileStatement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(ForStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(ForStatement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(LocalForStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(LocalForStatement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(ForEachStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(ForEachStatement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(LocalForEachStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(LocalForEachStatement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(ContinueStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(ContinueStatement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(BreakStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(BreakStatement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(ReturnStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(ReturnStatement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(WithStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(WithStatement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(SwitchStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(SwitchStatement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(CaseBlock *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(CaseBlock *) {}

    virtual bool visit(CaseClauses *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(CaseClauses *) {}

    virtual bool visit(CaseClause *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(CaseClause *) {}

    virtual bool visit(DefaultClause *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(DefaultClause *) {}

    virtual bool visit(LabelledStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(LabelledStatement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(ThrowStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(ThrowStatement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(TryStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(TryStatement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(Catch *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(Catch *) {}

    virtual bool visit(Finally *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(Finally *) {}

    virtual bool visit(FunctionDeclaration *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(FunctionDeclaration *) {}

    virtual bool visit(FunctionExpression *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(FunctionExpression *) {}

    virtual bool visit(FormalParameterList *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(FormalParameterList *) {}

    virtual bool visit(FunctionBody *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(FunctionBody *) {}

    virtual bool visit(Program *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(Program *) {}

    virtual bool visit(SourceElements *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(SourceElements *) {}

    virtual bool visit(FunctionSourceElement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(FunctionSourceElement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(StatementSourceElement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(StatementSourceElement *) {}

    virtual bool visit(DebuggerStatement *) { return true; }
    virtual void endVisit(DebuggerStatement *) {}
};

} } // namespace AST

QT_QML_END_NAMESPACE

#endif // QDECLARATIVEJSASTVISITOR_P_H


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