Popular star Nivin Pauly enjoys fish meal at Adi Udupi's Thimmappa Hotel
Udupi: Famed Malayalam actor Nivin Pauly who is in Udupi enjoyed the fish curry meal served in traditional plantain leaves at the Thimmappa Fish Meals Hotel at Adi Udupi on January 6, Saturday.
Nivin who has several hits in Malayalam and Tamil to his credit is in Udupi for the shooting of a new movie. The actor who had visited the Malpe Beach had a brief stopover at the Timmappa Fish Meals Hotel along with the 15 member film crew.
The actor enjoyed the food served on plantain leaves like other customers and relished Anjal and Nang Tava fry. The actor appreciated the great taste of the hotel food.
Several of his fans were really surprised to see the famed actor have his meals in an ordinary hotel. The actor also pleased his fans by posing for selfies with many of them.
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Bhagat Singh's nephew passes away due to post-COVID complications
Chandigarh: Freedom fighter Bhagat Singh's nephew, Abhay Singh Sandhu, passed away on Friday at a private hospital in Mohali due to post-COVID complications.
Expressing condolences over the demise of Sandhu (63), Punjab Health Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu said the social activist, passed away at Fortis hospital, "where he failed to recover from post COVID-19 health related complications".
The hospital sources said that Sandhu passed away due to post-COVID complications.
Chief Minister Amarinder Singh also condoled Sandhu's demise.
"Saddened to know about the demise of Abhay Singh Sandhu Ji, nephew of Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh Ji who passed away after a long illness," Amarinder Singh tweeted.
"My heartfelt condolences to his family. We will bear the expenditure incurred on his treatment. May Waheguru grant him eternal peace," the chief minister said.
In a condolence message, Balbir Sidhu recalled the remarkable role of Abhay Sandhu as a social activist.
"Sandhu relentlessly worked to spread the ideology of Shaheed Bhagat Singh at world level," Sidhu said.
Sandhu was the son Kulbir Singh, who was younger brother of Bhagat Singh. Sandhu had also lent his support to the farmers' agitation against the Centre's new farm laws.
