Actress Rashmika Mandanna is in the headlines throughout the day. After sharing a glimpse of her hardcore gym session with her fans on her Instagram story, Rashoo started a Rush Hour session on Twitter on Monday evening. 

Fans took the opportunity and flooded the actress with questions pouring out their heart and thoughts.

Also Read: Pushpa: The Rule’s first teaser on Allu Arjun’s birthday!

Among many questions, a few drew the attention of all. While the questions ranged from her personal life to her professional career, a few fans went on to ask about her love, first crush, etc. 

One fan posted a picture of Rashmika holding actor Vijay’s hand and asked her for one word for Vijay, to which the actress replied, “Love.” 

Another fan went on to share a picture of Rashmika with Vijay, where she can be seen smiling from ear to ear and doing a ‘nazar naa lag jaye’ pose while looking at her co-star. The fan asked to drop a few words for the photo. To this, Rashmika replied, “This is a very special moment for me..”

Well, responding to the question of another fan, the Good Bye actress replied, “I always had a fascination to work with #SRK since childhood, he is my first crush.” (sic)

Rashmika is one of the most sought-after actresses in the South movie industry. The actress has been a part of several blockbuster movies and enticed movie lovers with her stellar performances. Following her successful innings in Sandalwood (Kannada), Kollywood (Tamil) and Tollywood (Telugu), the actress has already made her debut in Bollywood. 

Also Read: Kiara Advani becomes New National Crush beating Rashmika Mandanna! Here’s how fans react

Apart from her charismatic beauty, her intoxicating smile slays the hearts of her admirers. Now, fans are quite eagerly waiting for ‘Pushpa: The Rule ‘ opposite Allu Arjun .

If you love fairytales, you must have heard about winged-horse flying down from heaven. Even you must have come across several mythical stories of unicorns. These horses are imagined and visualized to be the prettiest that will make you fall in love with them.

In this age of social media, you must have seen videos and pictures of pretty horses from different corners of the world. Horses are generally found with coat colours of black, white, and brown and a mixture of all colours in different textures. But, have you ever seen a silver-shining horse?

Also Read: Horse gallops on water surface to cross river! Watch amazing video

Here we bring a video that will leave your jaws dropped. 

The video shows a playful horse with a silver coat in an enclosed barn. As it seems, the horse is glittering under the sun’s rays. As claimed, the visual is from Pakistan and is an Akhal-Teke horse which is considered one of the most beautiful horses for its almost metallic coat.

Belleza blanca pic.twitter.com/cs5neP7fB6

— Solo para Curiosos (@Solocuriosos_1) February 5, 2023

One user briefing the details about the horse breed wrote: The horse of Turkmenistan, where it is considered their national emblem, is characterized by speed, endurance, and extraordinary heat resistance. This breed is considered the most beautiful in the world. It has a distinctive metallic lustre, so it was called the golden horse. (sic)

However, the authenticity behind the claims couldn’t be verified.

Also Read: Cheetahs get warm cuddles while sharing bed with man, watch

The video shared on Twitter by Solo para Curiosos seems to be an old one. However, it has resurfaced again on social media with netizens sharing the video massively. The video has been viewed over 7.5 million times and netizens have also shared hilarious comments.

One user wrote, “Its what happened when God adds 3000$ metallic paint option on horse factory.” (sic)

Another wrote, “This looks like a cross breed between a horse and ChatGPT.” (sic)

“Why wasn’t that horse in The Lord Of the Rings movie?” wrote a third user. (sic)

At a time when mystery still shrouds the death of Minister Naba Das, the Minister of State (MoS) Home, Tusharkanti Behera on Monday informed that the dismissed ASI and prime accused Gopal Das had never applied for leave citing his mental health condition.

In a written reply to a question by senior Congress leader, Narasingha Mishra regarding leave and awards to Gopal Das, the MoS said that accused Gopal had never applied for leave citing medical treatment of his psychiatric disorder and he had never submitted any representation for his transfer. However, Gopal Das remained absent from duty unauthorized from period 3.2.2014 to 3.4.2014 and for the period from 1.3.2015 to 27.6.2015.

He had submitted his fitness certificate along with medical treatment papers from MKCG Medical College and Hospital pertaining to his treatment for psychiatric disorder (bipolar affective disorder), the MoS said in a written reply.

Also Read: Bring BJD MLA Sushant Singh under purview of Naba Das murder case probe: Congress

“I had sought an answer regarding leave taken by Gopal Das and reasons cited. In its reply, the government stated that Gopal had never applied for leave for his own treatment, be it mental or any other treatment. On maximum occasions, he took leave citing the health condition of his wife. It shows that Gopal Das is not mentally ill,” said Congress leader, Narasingha Mishra.

According to Mishra, when Gopal’s family revealed before the media that he was mentally unstable, an expert team of SCB examined and stated that his mental condition was stable.

“Despite this, the state government is keen to prove Gopal Das mentally unstable. It indicates that there is some conspiracy in which some highly placed officials or members of the ruling party are involved. This needs to be probed,” Mishra added.

To a question by the Congress leader regarding the awards and number of cases investigated by Gopal Das, the MoS Home stated that the dismissed cop had performed normal duty as well as law and order duty which was assigned to him from time to time by his superiors.

Moreover, his performance on duty in the last 10 years appeared to be satisfactory. Gopal Das investigated 299 cases as an investigating officer (IO) during the last 10 years of his service period, the MoS said in his reply.

(Reported by Harihar Chand)