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Pink Villa
7 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Was Samantha Ruth Prabhu on a call with bae Raj Nidimoru on her way to pickleball game? Watch
Samantha Ruth Prabhu and Raj Nidimoru have been making headlines after being rumored to be in a relationship. Now, the actress was seen spending a day in Mumbai while appearing all smiles on a call. Watch Samantha Ruth Prabhu enjoy a game of pickleball while on call Samantha Ruth Prabhu was spotted wearing an athleisure outfit as she walked by the paparazzi. While she was walking into the pickleball court, she was completely smiling, having a conversation on the phone, likely with her rumored beau, Raj Nidimoru. However, it cannot be confirmed who she was talking to. The actress looked all ready to sweat it out on the playing field. Samantha Ruth Prabhu and Raj Nidimoru For those unaware, Samantha Ruth Prabhu had made the headlines recently after she appeared alongside her alleged boyfriend Raj Nidimoru on multiple occasions. Many netizens considered it the actress soft-launching her partner, but neither she nor Raj has made an official announcement. Moreover, there are speculations that both of them have decided to move in together. Pinkvilla exclusively reported them to be searching for locations back in the day. Samantha and the Family Man director apparently fell in love with each other during the shoot of Citadel, continuing their relationship. Interestingly, the actress recently made the headlines after netizens trolled her for having a skinny physique. In a video of her working out, the diva said, 'Here's the deal. You don't get to call me skinny, sickly or any of that crap unless you can do 3 of these first. If you can't… Then read between the frikkin lines…' Coming to her work front, Samantha Ruth Prabhu was last seen in a cameo role in the movie Shubham. The horror comedy venture featuring newcomers Harshith Reddy, Gavireddy Srinivas, Charan Peri, and more in key roles was bankrolled by the actress herself. Moving ahead, Samantha will be next seen in the web series, Rakt Brahmand: The Bloody Kingdom, co-starring with Aditya Roy Kapur. Apart from them, the show will have Wamiqa Gabbi and Ali Fazal as supporting actors.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Time of India
Assam Rifles officer injured in clash over ‘Nepali' remark
Faridabad: An assistant commandant of Assam Rifles was assaulted after an altercation outside a liquor shop in the city escalated into a brawl when the other group allegedly took offence at being called "Nepali". Police said the incident took place on June 23 near Kirawali village. The paramilitary officer, a resident of Bisrakh (Noida), filed a complaint at Bhopani police station and a case was registered. Two suspects – Mohit (22) and Shubham (22) – were arrested. Five others are absconding. According to the assistant commandant, who is currently posted to Chandel in Manipur, he had gone to a Faridabad farmhouse with his friends to party. You Can Also Check: Gurgaon AQI | Weather in Gurgaon | Bank Holidays in Gurgaon | Public Holidays in Gurgaon "My friend and I went to a nearby liquor shop to buy beer. We had just bought beer and sat in my car, a Innova, when a group of youths suddenly launched an attack on the vehicle, smashing its windows," the assistant commandant said in his complaint. He said he stepped out of his car and asked the group why they were attacking. "They again attacked me and hurled bricks, stones, rods and other sharp weapons. My friend also got out of the car and they beat him up too," he said. Police said that on questioning the accused, they said they were enraged when the paramilitary officer and his friend gestured towards their group and used the word "Nepali". The group, which was drinking liquor outside the shop, then attacked the duo. "During preliminary questioning, the accused admitted that they were under the influence of alcohol and were provoked by the remark. They then used tiles and other objects to damage the vehicle and assault the victims before fleeing," a Faridabad police spokesperson said on Wednesday. The assistant commandant alleged that the accused also snatched a gold chain he was wearing before escaping on motorcycles, scooters and an i20 car. "I sustained serious head injuries from the assault. These people should be dealt with as per the law," he said. Investigators said Mohit belongs to Satna in Madhya Pradesh and Shubham is from Ayodhya, UP. "Both of them were living in Bhatta Colony in Faridabad's Sector 39. Mohit is employed by a private firm, and Shubham is currently unemployed. They were produced before a local court and sent to judicial custody," the spokesperson said. He added that police are working to identify and arrest the other five attackers who are among the seven charged under BNS sections.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Sport
- Time of India
CG's muaythai fighters secure bronze at Asian C'ship
Raipur: Chhattisgarh's Muaythai fighters, Shubham Kumar Nishad and Bhavjyot Singh Kohli, won bronze medals for India at the Senior Asian Muaythai Championship in Thai Nguyen Province, Vietnam. The championship, held from June 20 to 26, saw a 23-member Indian Muaythai contingent participate. Shubham (U23 years, -51kg), originally from Dallirajhara and now residing in Raipur, and Bhavjyot (U23 years, -75kg) brought laurels to Chhattisgarh with their performances. Bhavjyot's semi-final bout on June 23 was against Ming Hei Yip from Hong Kong. Bhavjyot could not continue due to technical reasons and secured the bronze medal. Similarly, Shubham lost to LJ Rafael Yasay of the Philippines in his U23 years, -51kg semi-final bout under the RSCH rule, securing a bronze medal for India. The Asian Muaythai Championship featured participants from host Vietnam, Nepal, Hong Kong, Turkmenistan, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Thailand, Mongolia, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Chinese Taipei, Kazakhstan, UAE, South Korea, Iraq, Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand.
India Today
5 days ago
- Sport
- India Today
Chhattisgarh's Bhavjot and Shubham win bronze at Senior Asian Muaythai Championship
Two promising Muaythai athletes from Chhattisgarh, Bhavjot Singh Kohli and Shubham Kumar Nishad, have secured bronze medals for India at the Senior Asian Muaythai Championship, held from 20 to 26 June 2025 in Thai Nguyen Province, India in the under-23 (U23) category, Bhavjot (–75kg) and Shubham (–51kg), both residents of Raipur and originally from Dalli-Rajhara, reached the semi-finals in their respective weight divisions before bowing out. Bhavjot lost to Hong Kong's Ming Hei Yip via a technical decision, while Shubham was defeated by LJ Rafael Yasav of the Philippines through RSCH (Referee Stopped Contest – Head Blow).advertisementTheir achievements mark another significant milestone for Chhattisgarh's growing presence in international Muaythai. The pair were the only representatives from the state in India's 23-member contingent. Both athletes train under Aman Yadav, Director of the Swami Vivekanand Martial Arts Academy & Fitness Centre in Raipur, who also serves as the BJP's State Head for Arts and Sports. Their coach played a key role in their preparation and progression through the Kumar Sahu, President of the State Muaythai Association, and General Secretary Anees Memon commended the duo's performance, noting the level of competition at the messages poured in from across the state, including from BJP State President Kiran Singh Deo, association officials, and championship witnessed participation from over 20 nations, including host Vietnam, Thailand, Chinese Taipei, Kazakhstan, South Korea, UAE, Australia, and New Zealand, underlining the event's highly competitive nature.- Ends
New Indian Express
7 days ago
- New Indian Express
Lured by online betting, BTech student stages his own abduction in Cuttack
CUTTACK: In a bid to extract money from his parents to invest in online betting, a 22-year-old BTech student allegedly faked his own abduction and tried to get Rs 50,000 from them. The youth, Shubham Samal, was caught hold by police after a two-day intensive search, on Monday. Police said Samal, a resident of Gadasantri within Banarpal police limits in Angul, is pursuing BTech at Silicon Institute of Technology in Bhubaneswar. The cops had began an investigation from Saturday after receiving a complaint from Shubham's elder sister Rupali. As per Rupali, Shubham had come to her residence at OSAP 6th Battalion campus in OMP Square in Cuttack a few days back. She stated that Shubham had called their father up on June 20 alleging he had been kidnapped by three unknown persons from OMP Square and they were demanding Rs 50,000 for his release. Subsequently, his father had also sent the said amount to Shubham via UPI. In the meantime, police had formed a special team and managed to trace Shubham after a two-day search from Madhupatana near Press Chhak area. During interrogation, Shubham confessed to have scripted his own kidnapping to get some money for investing in an online betting application. 'Shubham had left his sister's place on June 20 and went to Press Chhak from where he called his father up alleging he had been kidnapped. He was involved in online betting and wanted to invest more money in the app. Hence, he faked his own abduction,' said a senior police officer adding, Shubham was eventually handed over to his family after being issued a warning not to indulge in such acts in the future.
