A | Shortly after Democratic House Rep. Ilhan Omar was booed at a concert in Minneapolis, she was sharply criticized by Cicely Davis, a Republican politician who is currently running for the US House to represent Minnesota's 5th Congressional District – the very seat Omar currently holds.,During her recent appearance on “Fox & Friends First,” Davis explained that she wasn’t shocked by the treatment Omar received at the concert, as her policies are “very unpopular to those in her own community.”,“She's very unpopular among the people of Somalia and Minneapolis. You know what? They've decided that they are no longer going to operate as a monolith,” she said. “They recognize that she does not represent them, and they are ready for change. They are looking for a champion who actually represents their conservative values here in congressional district five.”,The booing incident occurred during a concert featuring Somali singer Suldaan Seeraar on 2 July at the Target Center in Minneapolis at an annual event called Somali Week that celebrates the independence of Somalia.,Ilhan Omar Draws Flak in India After She Compares PM Modi With Ex-Chilean Dictator Pinochet7 April, 14:06 GMT,As Omar went up on the stage to present an award to the singer, numerous members of the audience started booing at her, with some even yelling “Get the f*ck out of here!”,The development occurred shortly after Omar suggested that, in terms of violence, Minnesota may be worse than the Somali refugee camp she lived in as a kid.。 There has been an ongoing discussion about work-life balance and appropriate work hours in the film industry, especially since reports emerged of Deepika Padukone requesting an 8-hour shift after becoming a mother. She was reportedly made to quit two big projects, Spirit and Kalki 2898’s sequel due to these requests. Over recent months, many celebs have shared their perspectives on the 8-hour shift debate. Rakul Preet Singh has now shared her thoughts on this controversy, sharing her belief that a single rule cannot apply to everyone. She further explained that individuals have the right to determine their work hours based on their current life circumstances. She highlighted that one would not expect Amitabh Bachchan to work 14 hours a day given his age. Similarly, every actor is entitled to make such decisions based on their personal priorities. During a conversation with Siddharth Kannan, Rakul Preet Singh said, “I feel that working hours are very subjective to where you are in your life right now. How you were at the age of 16 is not how you are at the age of 25, is not how you are at the age of 35, and so on. So there is never one rule for anybody. You wouldn’t expect Amitabh sir to work 14 hours, right? So it is very subjective.” She further added, “Every person has the right to decide that in this phase of my life, I want to give this much time to my family, or work for this many hours. And if I can’t do more than that, then I will unfortunately have to let go. Everybody has the right to decide how much they want to work. She also shared her belief that a single set of rules may not be universally applicable, as priorities tend to change throughout different stages of life. She shared, “I am sure those who work 8 hours today have worked a lot earlier. They have even worked 48 hours straight. Like Ajay sir, Akshay sir- in the 90s, they would go from one film set to another. They would change only their shirts while wearing the same jeans. That also used to happen. And now they have reached a point that they can decide how much work they want to do. So you transition with time and with where you are in life.”Also Read; Ranveer Singh and Rakul Preet Singh jazz up the airport paparazzi scene。
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