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Amitabh Bachchan Wishes His Fans On The Occasion Of Eid al-Adha 2020! (View Post)
Amitabh Bachchan is currently undergoing treatment at Mumbai’s Nanavati Hospital.
Amitabh Bachchan is currently undergoing treatment at Mumbai’s Nanavati Hospital. The veteran actor and his son Abhishek Bachchan was tested positive for COVID-19 and the two were admitted to the hospital for medication. Big B, as he is fondly called, is thankful to all the medical professionals at the hospital for the immense care given to him and he is also thankful to his well-wishers for all the prayers and good wishes. Amitabh Bachchan Sends Eid Wishes to Fans Through Coolie’s Iqbal and Gulabo Sitabo’s Mirza Sheikh, Prays ‘Peace Harmony and Love for All’.
We all know that Amitabh Bachchan never misses to wish his fans on special occasions. And today being Eid al-Adha, which is also known as Eid Qurban or Bakra-Eid, Big B has wished his fans with a warm post on Twitter. He wrote, “Eid al Adha mubarak ..” The celebrations this year will be a low-key affair owing to the ongoing global crisis. But one can definitely extend warm wishes across social media platforms.
Big B’s Post On Eid al-Adha 2020
T 3510 – Eid al Adha mubarak .. pic.twitter.com/A2GS8t8QHR
— Amitabh Bachchan (@SrBachchan) July 30, 2020
No matter what, Amitabh Bachchan is staying positive and aiming for a speedy recovery. Two days ago he had shared a post that read, “they work in extreme conditions, so our conditions are safe .. the Gods own angels in white PPE units , Doctors, nurses, support staff .. yet they still take time out to pray for who they struggle to cure – their patients !” On this special occasion as Big B extends warm wishes to his fans, even they are hoping to see the veteran actor and his son back home at the earliest.
(The above story first appeared on Onhike on Jul 31, 2020 12:21 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website onhike.com).
SAINT PAUL, MN —Minnesota Management and Budget (MMB) projected a $1.6 billion surplus for the next two-year cycle when it released its most recent state-budget forecast on Friday.
Last November, MBB had predicted a $1.3 billion deficit for the latest budget cycle. However, in a statement Friday, MBB said a higher revenue forecast, lower state spending and an increased surplus for the current fiscal year were responsible for its latest forecast.
The forecast is available online.
In a statement, the MBB said Minnesota’s budget outlook was significantly better for this biennium and the next due to an improved U.S. economic outlook, which has been bolstered by large federal actions that have emerged since November and were not incorporated into the earlier projections.
Though there is no anticipated shortfall for the fiscal years 2022 and 2023, the MBB warned “the economic outlook has not been spread equally as unemployment continues to disproportionately impact lower-wage workers.”
According to the Star Tribune, the latest forecast sets the stage for months of budget negotiations at the State Capitol and will be become part of an ongoing political battle over taxes.
Gov. Tim Walz considered November’s budget projections last month when he proposed a $52.4 billion budget plan, which included increased taxes on top earners and corporations, additional spending on education and assistance for some lower-income families.
Walz is expected to adjust his proposal based on the latest forecast. The state House and Senate also will offer their big picture budget numbers in late March.
Another key variable in the budget picture will be money from President Joe Biden’s proposed $1.9 trillion COVID relief package.
According to the Star Tribune, Democratic leaders on Thursday called for more state dollars for education and struggling families and said Minnesota should increase taxes on the wealthy and on businesses.
“We need an adequate source of revenue in order to support the kind of Minnesota we want to create. It doesn’t happen for free,” said House Majority Leader Ryan Winkler (D-Golden Valley).
Meanwhile, Rep. Greg Davids (R-Preston) said Democrats have committed to tax hikes regardless of the budget projections, but Republicans plan to prevent these increases from happening.
“Thankfully, Republicans will be looking out for Minnesota and their wallets, and these tax hikes stand zero chance of becoming law,” said Davids, who is the Republican lead on the Tax Committee.
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Petition To Rename Section Of Highway In Chanhassen After Prince Gets 1,300+ Signatures
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Nearly five years after his death, there is a push to re-name a portion of Highway 5 after one of Minnesota’s favorite sons. Prince fans want to see a seven-mile stretch of Highway 5 in Chanhassen renamed to Prince Rogers Nelson Memorial Highway.
The highway renaming is the dream of a group of his biggest fans. They already have the approval of Chanhassen City Council and now they’re collecting signatures to present to state lawmakers.
“His music, as amazing as it is, it’s what he’s done for our community is what is so important,” fan Lisa Levine said.
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“Kids were getting their birthdays canceled,” the New Berlin, Wisconsin, resident told Patch’s Karen Pilarski.
He’s been putting on his Spider-Man costume since March, and putting on a show worthy of Tom Holland, the leading man in “Spider-Man 3.” He even jumps atop a car in a signature Spider-Man move.
Justman’s Spidey adventures started in his neighborhood but have expanded across southeastern Wisconsin. And it’s not just kids who are enjoying the show. By Karen Pilarski for New Berlin Patch
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Putting Their Privilege To Work
Inspired by their parents to recognize their privilege and use it to make their community better, a group of Warren, New Jersey, 6-year-olds known collectively as the Kindness Crew are teaming with the local police union to help restaurants struggling to stay afloat in an industry hit hard by the pandemic. The effort raised more than $4,000 to offset the costs of a special effort to bring more customers in the door. Two of the girls’ mothers had been doing philanthropic work to set an example for their daughters, and when they realized the girls didn’t have an active stake in it, they challenged them to help move the project ahead by doing video interviews with the people they wanted to help. By Alexis Tarrazi for Warren Patch
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Good Morning, Sunshine
Pandemic or not, folks around Buckingham Township in Pennsylvania weren’t going to let Bryan Rosica’s birthday pass without them making a big deal out of it. Neighbors and friends of the beloved elementary school teacher, who was recently diagnosed with Lou Gehrig’s disease, surprised him with a sunrise parade. “Bryan is full of life,” one of the organizers told Patch. “He is always positive, incredibly energetic, a very thoughtful individual. He just has an effervescent personality, the kind of individual who will do anything for anybody.” By Peter Blanchard for Doylestown Patch
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The Uplift Of The Uplift
Inside the intensive care unit at St. Jude’s Medical Center in Anaheim, California, ventilators whoosh and hospital equipment beeps. This is the cadence of coronavirus, and it is the only sound in the ICU ward where Joseph Trejo, an otherwise healthy 53-year-old man until he contracted COVID-19, is in the battle of his life. Outside, a Mariachi band started strumming and raising their voices in song. Trejo’s wife of 38 years, Patty, had arranged for the musical tribute to lift his spirits — and her act ended up giving the ICU staff some much-needed joy. By Ashley Ludwig for Mission Viejo Patch
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Stepping Up To The Plate
Pottstown, Pennsylvania, special education teacher Arden Moore will get a sign — an actual banner with her name — of how much she’s appreciated during the Philadelphia Phillies’ home opener on April 1. She has been teaching in-person classes since August — and, by the way, ongoing chemotherapy treatments didn’t stop her — and will be among 41 “Frontline Heroes” honored for, ahem, stepping up to the plate during the pandemic. By Marlene Lang for Pottstown Patch
The “Vax-Unteer” Squad
Snagging an appointment to get a coronavirus vaccination isn’t easy for anyone, as demand for the shots continues to exceed supply. And it’s especially tough for older folks introduced to technology late in life and not as comfortable at a computer as their children and grandchildren. Westfield, New Jersey, high school junior Taylor Addis recognized the problem many were having and organized her fellow “vax-unteers” to help. So far, at least 200 people in their area have asked the group for help, including one person who is 98. By Caren Lissner for Westfield Patch
Seeds Of Progress
Before AeroFarms moved into a former steel mill in Newark, New Jersey, the ailing, 75-year-old building was like many others in the city: full of promise but needing new life. Now, more than four years after AeroFarms planted the first seed at its global headquarters, new life has indeed arrived in the city’s Ironbound neighborhood — nearly 2 million pounds of it. That’s the amount of leafy greens that sprout every year at 212 Rome St., where an enormous, 70,000-square-foot facility houses the “largest indoor vertical farm in the world.” By Eric Kiefer for Newark Patch
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