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Vijay’s “The Greatest Of All Time” Set for September Release in UK and Europe with Ahimsa Entertainment

Tamil superstar Vijay as Ahimsa Entertainment, the distribution powerhouse behind hits like “Beast,” “Varisu,” and the upcoming “Leo,” announced their acquisition of the UK and Europe distribution rights for Vijay’s highly anticipated film, “The Greatest Of All Time.”

Produced by AGS Entertainment, “The Greatest Of All Time” is slated to take UK and European theaters by storm in September 2024. An unprecedented release is planned for this big-budget film, made possible through a strategic distribution collaboration with Hamsini Entertainment.

This news comes after Ahimsa Entertainment secured the overseas rights for Vijay’s upcoming film “Leo” for a record price in the UK and Europe region. Fans can expect a similar grand release for “The Greatest Of All Time,” further solidifying Vijay’s dominance in the international market.

Specific details regarding the film’s plot and release dates are yet to be revealed, but the announcement has already sent social media into a frenzy with fans eagerly awaiting more information.

VIJAY – 'GOAT': AHIMSA ENT TO RELEASE IN UK – EUROPE… Excitement builds as #AhimsaEntertainment – the powerhouse #Overseas distributors behind #Beast, #Varisu and #Leo – announce their latest venture: #ThalapathyVijay's much-anticipated film #TheGreatestOfAllTime.

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— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) June 26, 2024

Paid verification starts in the UK for Facebook and Instagram

A paid verification service has started to be rolled out in the UK by Facebook’s parent firm Meta. Users of Facebook and Instagram receive a blue tick from the service starting at £9.99 per month.

To be eligible, subscribers must be at least 18 years old and provide a valid government ID. In the US, Australia, and New Zealand, the feature is already accessible.

Those who have been accepted by Meta will receive a verified badge, which the tech company claims will provide them with additional protection against impersonation, in part because it will monitor their accounts to look for impersonators.

Gift for the people of India after the meeting of PM Modi and Rishi Sunak, green signal to give 3000 UK visas every year

Following the meeting between Prime Minister Modi and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak at the G-20 Summit in Bali, Indonesia, good news has come for the people of India. After meeting with PM Modi, Rishi Sunak received the go-ahead to provide 3000 young professionals from India employment visas for the UK each year.

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Today the UK-India Young Professionals Scheme was confirmed, offering 3,000 places to 18–30 year-old degree educated Indian nationals to come to the UK to live and work for up to two years. pic.twitter.com/K6LlSDLne4
— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) November 16, 2022

The UK Prime Minister’s Office, Downing Street, announced in a tweet that the UK-India Young Professionals Scheme, which would allow 3,000 Indian citizens between the ages of 18 and 30 to come and work in the UK for two years, was confirmed today. A Visa was provided.

PM Modi and Rishi Sunak met for the first time

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Rishi Sunak spoke at the G20 summit on Tuesday in Bali, Indonesia. After this discussion, the UK swiftly agreed to the decision to offer Indian youth visas. After the first British prime minister of Indian descent took office last month, it was their first meeting.

Glad to see you PM @RishiSunak. Looking forward to working together in the times to come. @10DowningStreet pic.twitter.com/lvnW3PXd1N
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) November 15, 2022

UK has close ties with India: Downing Street

The UK has a closer relationship with India than any other nation near the Indo-Pacific area, according to a news release from UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s office in Downing Street. Over 95,000 employment are generated by Indian investment in the UK, where over a quarter of all international students come from. The UK government hailed the program’s debut as a pivotal moment in UK-India ties.

A person traveled all over Britain with the world’s smallest car, completed a 14-hour journey in 3 weeks

Many people around the world are fond of making strange records. There are people who make even the simplest task in this hobby difficult. Alex, 31, from the UK, also found such a straightforward journey challenging. In this entire trip, Alex’s car traveled at the fastest speed of 23 mph. From John O’Groats to Land’s End, this journey may take as much as 14 hours based on my research on Google Maps. Alex took three weeks to complete this journey.

As of November 13, Alex has embarked on this journey. After three weeks, his journey came to an end. Since the car was so small, even from above the public could see it because it was moving so fast. The car that Alex used on the journey was the Peel P50. 1962 was the year of its production. The car has only one door. This was constructed between 1962 and 1965. The car production was halted after this.

This unit was made in 2007 through BBC’s show Top Gear, and its petrol version hit the market in 2011. Alex’s journey was 14 hundred miles long. Having to sit inside this small car for three weeks was challenging. His height is 5 feet 11 inches. It was only 137 cm long and 99 cm wide. The biggest challenge facing it was weather resistance. The car weighed very little. Due to this, it was very difficult to drive in the recent storms in the UK. However, Alex succeeded.

In talking about his difficult journey, Alex pointed out that there was a moment when he lost control of the car. After that, he took care of himself. People posed for Alex’s picture on the journey, and many people praised him as well. According to Alex, everyone was very supportive. Many people filled their cars with oil. He was fed by so many on the way. This was one of Alex’s most memorable experiences.

UK bans travel to 6 countries over new Corona variant; WHO holds meetings

In response to a new variant of Coronavirus in South Africa (Covid-19 New Variant), there has been an international crisis. On Thursday, South Africa’s virologist Tulio de Oliveira confirmed the discovery of a Covid variant with multiple mutations. After this, the United Kingdom (UK) has temporarily suspended flights from six African countries (UK Bans Flights).

Sajid Javid, UK Health Secretary, informed the public about the cancellation of flights. An emergency meeting has been called by the World Health Organization.

Javid tweeted, ‘UKHSA is investigating a newer version and more data is needed, but precautions are being taken.’ According to him, six African countries will be added to the Red List from Friday afternoon. UK passengers will have to remain in quarantine and flights will be temporarily banned.

B.1.1.529 is the name given to the new Corona variant by scientists. A WHO emergency meeting has also been requested. According to Oliviera, the most important reason behind the increased number of Corona patients in South Africa is the mutation with multiple mutations.

The Health Protection Agency of the UK noted in a statement, “The variant has a large number of spike protein mutations as well as mutations in other parts of the viral genome.” These are potentially important mutations that can change the behavior of a virus in regards to vaccines, treatments, and transmission. ‘Needs further investigation.’

Sajid Javid said: We are taking precautionary steps to protect public health. Vaccination campaigns are also continuously strengthened. Winter is approaching, so we are carefully monitoring the situation.

We will also screen travelers from Hong Kong and Botswana

Also in India, instructions have been issued to strictly check passengers arriving from South Africa, Hong Kong and Botswana. The central government has ordered that special measures be taken by the states. The states have been asked to thoroughly screen people arriving from South Africa, Hong Kong, and Botswana. Avoid any kind of carelessness at all costs.

UK says: Covid Vaccine certification for travel must meet minimum standards

According to UK government guidelines, countries certifying COVID-19 vaccines must satisfy a “minimum criterion” and in addition, it is working with India to introduce “phased approaches” to international travel standards.

An expanded travel advisory to the UK refers to Covishield, a vaccine manufactured by Serum Institute of India and sold by Oxford/AstraZeneca. The UK has only approved 18 countries for vaccine certification, so Indian travelers to the UK will still be treated as non-vaccinated and will therefore have to stay in quarantine for ten days.

Government sources in the UK said Wednesday night that additions or changes to the approved country listings are being considered “regularly.” However, there were no further explanations regarding how vaccine certification was approved.

“As part of our recently expanded inbound vaccination policy, we recognize the following vaccines for travel abroad: Pfizer BioNTech, Oxford AstraZeneca, Moderna and Janssen (J&J). The list now includes AstraZeneca Covishield, AstraZeneca Vaxzevria, and Moderna Takeda,” a UK government spokesperson said.

In order to achieve safety and sustainability in the reopening of travel, all countries must meet minimum criteria that include public health and broader considerations when certifying vaccination certification. We continue to work with international partners, including India, to roll out our phased approach,” the spokesperson said.

Travelers who have not been fully vaccinated, or vaccinated in a country not recognized by the UK government such as India, must take a pre-departure test, pay for day two and day eight PCR tests after arrival in England, and self-isolate for 10 days, with an option to “test to release” after five days following a negative PCR test.

COVID-19 vaccines are issued in India and Covishield is one of them, the certification of India was not recognized, A UK government source only confirms that the rollout of the inbound vaccination program to other countries and territories was always intended to be phased, based on the success of pilot programs in the US and Europe.

In England, the traffic light system that grades countries based on their COVID-19 risk levels will be officially withdrawn on October 4. Although Covishield is now recognized by the UK as an acceptable vaccine formulation, it would not offer any advantage to Indian travelers who have had Covishield vaccination and are planning to visit the UK.

It has been strongly condemned by India, which threatened “reciprocal measures” against India if vaccinated travelers continue to be discriminated against. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Wednesday that “mutual recognition of vaccination certificates” should be used to ease international travel. US President Joe Biden hosted the Global COVID summit.

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