New Delhi: Actress Urvashi Rautela on Friday evening left fans confused with a cryptic tweet after cricketer Rishabh Pant suffered a road accident earlier in the day.
In the tweet, Urvashi wrote, “I pray for you & your family’s wellbeing.”
While the tweet left many users sarcastically confused, others appreciated the actor for posting the message despite their personal differences.
Users took a sarcastic dig at the actress and asked if the tweet was for PM Modi whose mother passed away or for former Brazilian footballer Pele who passed away due to cancer – both on Friday.
Earlier, Urvashi had also posted a cryptic Instagram post with her glamorous picture. The picture was captioned “Praying”.
Rumors about the relationship between Urvashi and the cricketer emerged in 2018 after they were spotted together at restaurants, parties, and other events. But in 2019, Pant dismissed rumors and announced his relationship with his girlfriend Isha Negi. He even shared a picture with Isha on Instagram.
Since then, they have been taking oblique potshots at each other. A few months ago, Urvashi shared a post about some "Chhotu bhaiya" along with hashtags #RPChotuBhaiyya and #DontTakeAdvantageOfASilentGirl that made the internet abuzz.
The post was in response to an Instagram Story shared and deleted by Pant he said "some people lie in interviews just for some meager popularity". The Story was in response to an interview Urvashi gave in August in which she claimed that one "RP" waited for her in a hotel lobby and called her several times.
I pray for you & your family’s wellbeing.
— URVASHI RAUTELA🇮🇳 (@UrvashiRautela) December 30, 2022
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Bengaluru: The Karnataka Working Journalists Association has announced the recipients of the KWJ Endowment Fund Awards. BM Basheer, News Editor of 'Vartabharati', has been honored with the 'Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar Award', while Sanath Kumar Belagali, a columnist of Vartabharati, has been awarded the 'Dr. M. M. Kalaburgi Award'.
A total of 21 individuals have been recognized, with four receiving special awards. Each endowment award carries a cash prize of Rs 5,000, along with a plaque and honorary recognition. The awards ceremony will take place on April 1 in Chitradurga, as announced by Sivananda Tagadoor, President of the Karnataka Working Journalists' Association.
The recipients of this year's awards are as follows:
- Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar Award: BM Bashir from Mangaluru
- Dome Media Award: Kuntinath Sri Kalamani from Belagavi
- DVG Award: V. Venkatesh from Bengaluru
- C.R.Krishna Rao (CRK) Award: CG Manjula from Bengaluru
- Yashodhamma G Narayana Award: Mallige Machamma from Mysuru
- SV Jayashila Rao Award: Mohana Hegde from Hubballi
- Dr. M. M. Kalaburgi Award: Sanat Kumar Belagali
- Kidi Sheshappa Award: BM Nandish from Hassan
- HS Doreswamy Award: R. Jayakumar from Bengaluru
- PR Ramaiah Award: CK Mahendra from Mysuru
- HK Veeranna Gowda Award: Ashok Ram from Ramnagar
- Rajasekharakoti Award: Sasikumar B Kerura from Bagalkote
- P. Ramaiah Award: Manohar Mallada from Ranebennur
- M. Ramamurthy Award: HK Basavaraju from Bengaluru
- Garudanagari Nagaraj Award: Prabhulinga Shastri Math from Bengaluru
- Mahadev Prakash Award: Vijayakumar Warna from Kalaburagi
- Minchu Srinivas Award of Shimoga: N. Babu from Bhadravathi
- HS Rangaswamy Award: Namdev Watkar from Yadagiri
- M. Nagendra Rao Award: Ravi R from Davanagere
- Girijamma Rudrappa Talikote Award: K. Gopika Mallesh from Kolar
- Gurulingaswamy Holimath Award: RC Puttaraju from Chamarajanagar
Special Awards were also given to Chikppanalli Shanmukh, S. B. Ravikumar, Manjunath, and Ravi Mallapur.
The awards highlight the dedication and excellence of journalists in Karnataka and their contributions to the field of journalism.