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一 | Rumours about Naga Chaitanya and Sobhita Dhulipala expecting their first child have once again gained traction online, nearly a year after the couple got married. Since tying the knot on December 4 last year in an intimate ceremony, the actors have frequently found themselves at the centre of speculation, though they have largely chosen not to address such chatter. The latest buzz was reignited after Nagarjuna, veteran actor and Chaitanya’s father, was asked about the possibility of becoming a grandfather. During a recent interaction with Suman TV, Nagarjuna was questioned about whether there was any truth to him “getting a promotion from father to grandfather.” Initially laughing off the question and attempting to walk away, he later offered a brief but intriguing response. When pressed again, Nagarjuna smiled and said, “I’ll let you know when the time is right.” While the actor did not confirm or deny the rumours, his measured reply was enough to spark congratulatory messages and renewed speculation on social media. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sobhita Dhulipala (@sobhitad) Naga Chaitanya and Sobhita Dhulipala’s wedding in December 2024 was a private yet emotionally significant affair for the Akkineni family. Sharing photos from the ceremony, Nagarjuna had penned a heartfelt note welcoming Sobhita into the family and expressing his joy at watching the couple begin a new chapter together. He also noted the deeper meaning of the celebration, which took place under the blessings of his late father, ANR garu, whose statue was installed to mark his centenary year. Before his marriage to Sobhita, Chaitanya was married to actor Samantha Ruth Prabhu. The two met on the sets of Ye Maaya Chesave (2010), married in 2017, and announced their separation in 2021. Samantha recently remarried filmmaker Raj Nidimoru in a private ceremony held in Coimbatore earlier this month. Also Read: Sobhita Dhulipala Calls Naga Chaitanya Her ’lover’ in Adorable Birthday Post。 Colombo, Oct 21 (UNI) Paddy stocks worth billions of rupees in storage facilities owned by the Paddy Marketing Board (PMB) have vanished during the last decade in Sri Lanka, reports by the Auditor General have revealed.
The Island newspaper on Friday quoted a senior PMB officer as saying that about 20 per cent of total paddy stored in the last decade have disappeared.
The Auditor General has also found that the financial reports of the PMB have been consistently unreliable and that the institution has not taken a physical stock of the paddy held in their storage units.
The Auditor General’s reports state that the weight of the paddy collected from the farmers might drop while in storage due to the loss of moisture in the paddy during the storage period, damage due to insects and other reasons, the daily said.
Even after taking these factors into consideration, there was no way of explaining how about 20 per cent of the total stock vanished, an unnamed senior officer was quoted as saying.
The Auditor General’s reports have also revealed that Ministers sold the PMB paddy to their henchmen below the purchase prices.
The PMB management had not made any attempts to recover the cost over the years.
PMD Chairman Buddhika Iddamalgoda said that he had been appointed only three weeks earlier. There are 21 Auditor General’s reports on the PMD and he would go through all reports, he said.
“We have purchased paddy amounting to 810 million rupees this season. We have 7,070 tonnes and we expect to make Rs 2 billion by selling them. I agree that we need to take a physical stock of what is in our stores,” he said.
UNI MR。