Prime Video today announced and unveiled the trailer of their upcoming stand-up special Koi Load Nahi featuring popular stand-up comic Jaspreet Singh. 
 
With his first-ever standup special, Jaspreet promises to take viewers worldwide on a hilarious ride premiering on 29th March 2022. 
 
The show sees Jaspreet offer his quirky take on mundane topics such as the ever-growing motivation market, godmen and serious parenting to the “tough” bouncers like his doorbell, the salad he made and the absurdity of being a teenager. 
 
Directed by Karan Asnani and Produced by Myoho Films, Blip and LVC, 'Koi Load Nahi' is a perfect amalgamation of his niche observations, signature laid back attitude and quick-paced punchlines.

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Jaspreet Singh, Stand-Up Comedian said, “Koi Load Nahi is very close to my heart as this is my first comedy special after doing comedy for 7 years and obviously, it's a big moment personally and professionally. I have toured this show to over a hundred and fifty rooms in India and abroad and the love and appreciation it has garnered so far is tremendous. Once the show premieres digitally on Amazon Prime Video, it will have a totally different journey for me and I am grateful to Amazon for placing their trust on me and my process. This surely presents me an incredible opportunity to reach out to a global audience. Koi Load Nahi is my take on all true stories or thoughts of my life. It’s not made like a show but a film which has a pretty chilled out vibe, just like the name of the show and I really hope audiences vibe to it. I hope people will enjoy it as much as my team and I enjoyed touring and making it.” 
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Prime Video today announced and unveiled the trailer of their upcoming stand-up special Koi Load Nahi featuring popular stand-up comic Jaspreet Singh. With his first-ever standup special, Jaspreet promises to take viewers worldwide on a hilarious ride premiering on 29th March 2022.

Prime Video today announced and unveiled the trailer of their upcoming stand-up special Koi Load Nahi featuring popular stand-up comic Jaspreet Singh. With his first-ever standup special, Jaspreet promises to take viewers worldwide on a hilarious ride premiering on 29th March 2022. The show sees Jaspreet offer his quirky take on mundane topics such as the ever-growing motivation market, godmen and serious parenting to the “tough” bouncers like his doorbell, the salad he made and the absurdity of being a teenager. Directed by Karan Asnani and Produced by Myoho Films, Blip and LVC, 'Koi Load Nahi' is a perfect amalgamation of his niche observations, signature laid back attitude and quick-paced punchlines. Jaspreet Singh, Stand-Up Comedian said, “Koi Load Nahi is very close to my heart as this is my first comedy special after doing comedy for 7 years and obviously, it's a big moment personally and professionally. I have toured this show to over a hundred and fifty rooms in India and abroad and the love and appreciation it has garnered so far is tremendous. Once the show premieres digitally on Amazon Prime Video, it will have a totally different journey for me and I am grateful to Amazon for placing their trust on me and my process. This surely presents me an incredible opportunity to reach out to a global audience. Koi Load Nahi is my take on all true stories or thoughts of my life. It’s not made like a show but a film which has a pretty chilled out vibe, just like the name of the show and I really hope audiences vibe to it. I hope people will enjoy it as much as my team and I enjoyed touring and making it.”

Prime Video announces new stand-up special 'Koi Load Nahi' featuring comedian Jaspreet Singh

Giving a reply in the debate over paying more taxes, Tesla Inc's Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk has announced on Sunday on Twitter that he will pay over $11 billion in taxes this year. &nbsp;

On Twitter, Democratic US Senator Elizabeth Warren had earlier said that Musk should pay taxes and stop "freeloading off everyone else". The remark had come after Time magazine named him its "Person of the Year". &nbsp;

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In the reply, Musk had said that he "will pay more taxes than any American in history this year". &nbsp;

Earlier, Time magazine’s choice for 'Person of the Year' 2021 had not gone down well with several critics, who slammed the publication. It was being called ‘worst choice ever’ as billionaire Elon Musk was criticised for opposition to unions, attitude towards tax and playing down Covid dangers. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Time had described Musk as a “clown, genius, edgelord, visionary, industrialist, showman” while talking about his achievements. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

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It was the “worst choice ever”, said Kurt Eichenwald, an author. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Musk had been opposing a “billionaires tax” floated by some lawmakers in US. He and some other super-wealthy people in the country paid tax at a very small rate in comparison to their significant rise in wealth from 2014 to 2018, said a probe by Propublica this year. Musk allegedly paid only a “real” rate of 3.27%. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

Giving a reply in the debate over paying more taxes, Tesla Inc's Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk has announced on Sunday on Twitter that he will pay over $11 billion in taxes this year.

Giving a reply in the debate over paying more taxes, Tesla Inc's Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk has announced on Sunday on Twitter that he will pay over $11 billion in taxes this year. On Twitter, Democratic US Senator Elizabeth Warren had earlier said that Musk should pay taxes and stop "freeloading off everyone else". The remark had come after Time magazine named him its "Person of the Year". Also Read: In miraculous save, two babies in US survive tornado by sheltering in bathtub In the reply, Musk had said that he "will pay more taxes than any American in history this year". Earlier, Time magazine’s choice for 'Person of the Year' 2021 had not gone down well with several critics, who slammed the publication. It was being called ‘worst choice ever’ as billionaire Elon Musk was criticised for opposition to unions, attitude towards tax and playing down Covid dangers. Time had described Musk as a “clown, genius, edgelord, visionary, industrialist, showman” while talking about his achievements. Also Read: Democrat senators Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker test Covid positive despite booster shots It was the “worst choice ever”, said Kurt Eichenwald, an author. Musk had been opposing a “billionaires tax” floated by some lawmakers in US. He and some other super-wealthy people in the country paid tax at a very small rate in comparison to their significant rise in wealth from 2014 to 2018, said a probe by Propublica this year. Musk allegedly paid only a “real” rate of 3.27%. (With inputs from agencies)

In fitting reply, billionaire Elon Musk vows to pay over $11 bn in taxes this year

British petrochemicals manufacturer Ineos on Monday announced it will invest more than 2 billion euros (£1.69 billion) in zero-carbon green hydrogen production in Europe.

Ineos will invest in emissions-free production using electrolysis -- an electrical current passing through water -- with wind, solar or hydro-electric power providing the electricity.

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Ineos chairman, British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe, said in a statement that "Europe is crying out for more investment in green hydrogen".

Monday's announcement "shows our determination to play a leading role in this important new fuel," he added.

While burning hydrogen as a fuel emits just water vapour, most of the gas is made in a process that produces harmful emissions.

Companies and governments are increasingly putting emission-free green hydrogen at the centre of efforts to de-carbonise economic sectors that rely most on fossil fuels for their energy needs.

Ineos said its investment in electrolysis will be the largest ever in Europe, building plants in Norway, Germany and Belgium in the next decade.

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Investment is also planned in Britain and France and the hydrogen business will be headquartered in Britain, the group said.

Ineos operates businesses in the chemical, oil and gas industries, including extracting gas in the North Sea. It is also venturing into the automotive industry and launching manufacture of a 4x4 off-road vehicle.

The group is already Europe's largest operator of the electrolysis technology and has "extensive experience" in storing and handling hydrogen, according to its statement.

British petrochemicals manufacturer Ineos on Monday announced it will invest more than 2 billion euros (£1.69 billion) in zero-carbon green hydrogen production in Europe.

British petrochemicals manufacturer Ineos on Monday announced it will invest more than 2 billion euros (£1.69 billion) in zero-carbon green hydrogen production in Europe. Ineos will invest in emissions-free production using electrolysis -- an electrical current passing through water -- with wind, solar or hydro-electric power providing the electricity. Also Read | Hydrogen needs $1.2 tn for zero emissions goal: IEA Ineos chairman, British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe, said in a statement that "Europe is crying out for more investment in green hydrogen". Monday's announcement "shows our determination to play a leading role in this important new fuel," he added. While burning hydrogen as a fuel emits just water vapour, most of the gas is made in a process that produces harmful emissions. Companies and governments are increasingly putting emission-free green hydrogen at the centre of efforts to de-carbonise economic sectors that rely most on fossil fuels for their energy needs. Ineos said its investment in electrolysis will be the largest ever in Europe, building plants in Norway, Germany and Belgium in the next decade. Also Read | Bakery in UK stops producing its bestselling biscuit, here’s why Investment is also planned in Britain and France and the hydrogen business will be headquartered in Britain, the group said. Ineos operates businesses in the chemical, oil and gas industries, including extracting gas in the North Sea. It is also venturing into the automotive industry and launching manufacture of a 4x4 off-road vehicle. The group is already Europe's largest operator of the electrolysis technology and has "extensive experience" in storing and handling hydrogen, according to its statement.

Britain's Ineos announces over 2 billion euros green hydrogen investment

The State Department on Friday announced the addition of five alleged Islamist militants to its Specially Designated Global Terrorist list, requiring the blocking of any ownership or interests in US&nbsp;properties they hold. 
 
The designations also expose to possible US&nbsp;sanctions individuals or foreign financial institutions who engage in certain transactions with the five. 
 
They include Bonomade Machude Omar, the senior military commander of Islamic State's affiliate in Mozambique, US&nbsp;Secretary of State Antony Blinken said in a statement. Omar led a group of extremists, who killed dozens of people in an attack on the Amarula Hotel in the town of Palma in March, Blinken said. 
 
He also is responsible for attacks elsewhere in Mozambique and in Tanzania, Blinken said. 
 
Sidang Hitta and Salem Ould al-Hasan, senior leaders of Mali-based al Qaeda-linked Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin, also were designated, as were Ali Mohamed Rage and Abdikadir Mohamed Abdikadir, leaders of the al Shabaab group of Somalia, Blinken said.

The State Department on Friday announced the addition of five alleged Islamist militants to its Specially Designated Global Terrorist list, requiring the blocking of any ownership or interests in US properties they hold.

The State Department on Friday announced the addition of five alleged Islamist militants to its Specially Designated Global Terrorist list, requiring the blocking of any ownership or interests in US properties they hold. The designations also expose to possible US sanctions individuals or foreign financial institutions who engage in certain transactions with the five. They include Bonomade Machude Omar, the senior military commander of Islamic State's affiliate in Mozambique, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said in a statement. Omar led a group of extremists, who killed dozens of people in an attack on the Amarula Hotel in the town of Palma in March, Blinken said. He also is responsible for attacks elsewhere in Mozambique and in Tanzania, Blinken said. Sidang Hitta and Salem Ould al-Hasan, senior leaders of Mali-based al Qaeda-linked Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin, also were designated, as were Ali Mohamed Rage and Abdikadir Mohamed Abdikadir, leaders of the al Shabaab group of Somalia, Blinken said.

US State Department announces five additions to global terrorist list

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