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Time of India
28-06-2025
- Time of India
Woman loses gold ornaments during train journey
Udupi: A senior citizen claimed to have lost gold jewellery weighing 170.4g, valued at Rs 16.7 lakh, along with Rs 3,000 in cash during a train journey from Bengaluru. In a complaint, Radhika,66, a resident of Yelahanka New Town, Bengaluru, stated that on May 22, she boarded the 16595 Panchaganga Express from Platform No. 3 at Yeshwanthpur Railway Station at 7.04pm, along with her brother Hariprasad, to travel to Udupi. Radhika occupied Seat No. 1 (lower berth) in coach A-1, while her brother sat on the opposite seat, ate dinner, and spoke on the phone about attending a wedding. He later moved to Seat No. 45 in the same coach. Between 9.30pm and 10pm, Radhika placed her green bag, which contained a purse with gold ornaments and an envelope of cash, next to her head and went to sleep. When she woke up around 4.25am, the purse was missing, with only empty covers remaining inside. At that point, the train passed Mulki railway station and was about 8km from Udupi railway station. The complaint was initially filed in Bengaluru after the complainant returned, and was later transferred to Kaup police station on technical grounds, as the alleged theft occurred near Udupi. Kaup police are investigating the case.
Daily Mail
19-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Madonna, 66, puts on a very leggy display in sexy white lingerie dress as she models a range of quirky looks in her lavish bathroom
She's known for her eye-catching ensembles and head-turning looks. And Madonna didn't hold back as she posed up a storm in a range of quirky outfits while putting on causal fashion show in her lavish bathroom in Instagram snaps on Wednesday. The pop legend, 66, put on a very leggy display as she perched on the back of a couch in a sexy white lingerie dress. Adorned with white lace and jewel detailing, the singer paired the satin dress with black opaque tights and pointed white heels. She added a large rimmed black sunhat as she captioned the collection: 'Life in my bathroom lately!' In another snap she opted for a black mini dress with black lace detailing and blacked out stylish shades. Modelling a range of quirky looks, she also wore for a baggy colourful grey hoody in another snap and a blue shirt co-ord and cap in another. Her tights were stitched with the words 'Mom, I am a rich man', before she also slipped into an oversize T-shirt which read 'War is over! If you want it'. Acting as a back drop for the snaps, her lavish bathroom was complete with all white furnishings, a couch and bath, as her clothes could be seen strewn everywhere. Her latest post comes after the star set pulses racing as she posed for a series of sizzling snaps on a bed with a small bunch of white flowers last week to mark the start of Pride. Showing off her sensational figure, she left little to the imagination in a white tank top and lace underwear. Madonna teamed the look with tan stockings and styled her golden locks into a bouncy blowout as she gave her followers a treat for their eyes. She captioned the sexy snaps: : 'Love the Skin you're in. Happy Pride,' along with the Pride flag and a blue heart emoji. She also added the hashtag, Veronica Electronica, in reference to the remix album which is set to be released on July 25. Acting as a back drop for the snaps, her lavish bathroom was complete with all white furnishings, a couch and bath, as her clothes could be seen strewn everywhere In another snap she kept it comfy in an oversized grey multi-colour printed zip up hoody Getting glammed up she wore a white silk corset and black mesh dress which she paired with black rimmed glasses The long-awaited remix album is the accompaniment to her 1998 record, Ray of Light. Madonna also recently took to Instagram with a series of photos commemorating the 94th birthday celebration for her father Silvio Ciccone. The Express Yourself artist thanked her dad for passing down what she described as a 'zero F**** mentality!' that helped her conquer the world of entertainment. 'Happy Birthday to my Father,' the 66-year-old pop superstar said in the caption of a post to more than 19.9 million followers on the social media platform. The pop icon said of her father: 'He has survived many wars and many losses in his life and he still has a sense of humor and a strong desire to get out of bed every morning and make the most of his day.' The Grammy-winning singer, whose full name is Madonna Louise Veronica Ciccone, hailed her father for his consistency over the years and strong work ethic as he approaches 100. 'Whenever people ask my father when he's going to retire, his answer is always the same: "I'm going to go until the wheels fall off"' the Like A Prayer vocalist said.
Yahoo
04-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Change of venue granted for embattled Madison County Treasurer, upcoming trial moved to Boone County
WINTERSET, Iowa – The upcoming trial against embattled Madison County Treasurer Amanda DeVos, 37, has been moved to Boone County. Hours after delaying a trial hearing on May 19, an attorney for DeVos filed a motion for a change of venue, citing 'extensive media coverage and publicity' following her late January arrest for alleged Felonious Misconduct in Office, Tampering with Records, Fraudulent Practice in the third degree, and third-degree Theft. Motion-for-Change-of-Venue-250519-DeVosDownload The motion was granted on Thursday, with the new venue set for Boone County, about an hour from the courthouse in Winterset where the trial had originally been planned. A trial date for the criminal case had not been officially filed, according to court records. DeVos has been free from jail since posting a $5,000 surety bond shortly after she was arrested for allegedly using her access as county treasurer to alter government records to make it look like she paid for her vehicle registration plates when she had not. DeVos pleaded not guilty. Roughly three weeks later, the Polk County Sheriff's Office announced additional charges were pending against DeVos for an entirely different criminal scenario allegedly involving her property taxes. DeVos is represented by Timothy McCarthy, II, of McCarthy & Hamrock. Her application for a public defender had been denied due to an incomplete application form because she did not disclose what her income was, according to court records. Devos was making $78,787.13 after getting a 3.57% raise, according to online public records posted by the Iowa State Association of Counties. DeVos waived her right to a preliminary hearing in February, around the same time she was temporarily relieved of her duties by the Madison County Board of Supervisors. A new treasurer was appointed. However, due to her position as an elected official, the BOS does not have the power to officially remove DeVos from office, and she was reportedly still collecting her salary and county-supplied benefits for months after her arrest. According to County Attorney Stephen Swanson, DeVos had refused to resign from the position, which forced him to file a Ch. 66 petition in April to have her forcefully removed from the office. He also petitioned for an injunction that would prohibit her from being paid by the county. A judge granted the pause on her salary payments. A Trial Scheduling Conference in that case is scheduled for July 18 at 9 a.m. in Madison County. DeVos has not been charged in connection with the apparent mishandling of county funds, which appears to have plagued nearly every municipality and school district in Madison County. After her arrest, WHO 13 confirmed the City of Winterset received more than $250,000 in funds due for other municipalities and discovered that late property tax payments to the Winterset Community School District forced it to withdraw funds from investment opportunities to cover payroll multiple times. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Indianapolis Star
17-05-2025
- Automotive
- Indianapolis Star
'A bit hungry and could use a coffee': Marcus Armstrong prepares for Indy 500 qualifying run
INDIANAPOLIS — Marcus Armstrong emerged from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway infield care center Saturday afternoon looking for a coffee and some food. And then as soon as his backup No. 66 Honda might be ready, the 24-year-old New Zealander is eyeing a return to the track. Five hours prior, the Meyer Shank Racing driver was being extricated from his mangled car after it slid and slammed into the wall during Indianapolis 500 qualifying practice and put on a gurney by IndyCar's AMR safety team, his legs strapped to it as he was rolled into the safety vehicle. More than 90 minutes after his accident, Armstrong emerged from the care center, walking under his own power and was whisked away to MSR's garages to survey the damage to not only his car but his body. More than 90 minutes after his crash, the series medical team had released Armstrong but not cleared him to return to the cockpit. Due to IndyCar's protocols around concussions, triggered when cars and drivers' ear buds record a certain G level of impact in a crash, the medical team requires them be reevaluated before a return to on-track action. Following that second review around 1 p.m., Armstrong had been cleared to return. 'The experience was an interesting one, for sure,' Armstrong told IndyStar after his second visit to the care center. 'I was expecting clearly a lot more grip when I arrived in Turn 1 than there was, but we didn't quite get everything right. 'It is what it is. My first reaction was, 'Oh, I hope I'm OK, because I thought it may be a little worse than it was, and I was hoping I wasn't badly injured. But some time passed, and I'm all good, and now we're going to drive again.' Armstrong elaborated that he underwent X-rays along with the concussion tests to make certain he had no other internal injuries. 'I feel good. Feel a bit hungry and could use a coffee, but yeah, I'm all good,' he said. 'I'm confident we can make the field. I want to at least get a shake-down (run) today, in case we have to do all the things tomorrow, but I'm confident we'll be OK.' With his primary 500 car written off in the crash that started with a bobble in Turn 1 and led to Armstrong losing the rear of his No. 66 Honda, spinning around and having the left-rear corner making first contact with the outer SAFER barrier before the left side whirled around and slammed into the wall, too, MSR will go to a backup car for any future attempts Armstrong makes this weekend. That car is one reserved for road and street course racing for Armstrong — one that had raced on the IMS road course last weekend and that was prepped for the Detroit Grand Prix in two weekends. At the time of writing, MSR officials said it would be close as to whether the team would have enough time to get Armstrong back on track in any form Saturday. Its first target would be an initial lap or two as nothing more than a systems check to ensure the backup No. 66 was properly prepped, and if there's additional time, then they might attempt to lock themselves into the top 30 and ensure a spot in the 109th Indy 500. Should they fail to make an attempt before the checkered flag at 5:50 p.m., or if their attempt leaves them unable to crack the top 30, they'll go onto Sunday's Last Chance Qualifier with three other cars vying for the final three spots in the race. Despite his vicious crash, Armstrong said he has no worries about his confidence. 'I absolutely expect to be flat in (Turn) 1 and (Turn) 2 on my first lap,' he said.
Business Standard
26-04-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
Praxis Home Retail allots 1.12 lakh equity shares under ESOP
Praxis Home Retail has allotted 1,12,500 equity shares under ESOP on 26 April 2025. Consequent to the aforesaid allotment, the paid-up equity share capital of the Company has increased from Rs.67,60,90,920/- divided into 13,52,18,184 equity shares of Rs.5/- each to Rs.67,66,53,420/- divided into 13,53,30,684 equity shares of Rs.5/- each.
