Deepika Padukone tells Katrina Kaif not to marry Ranbir Kapoor!
Deepika who has dated Ranbir Kapoor for a couple of years has advised Katrina Kaif not to marry the actor. Yes, if the leading daily is to be believed, then during ‘behind the scenes’ shooting at an award function, Dippy was asked what she wants to recommend her fellow actress. And she instantly remarked for what is considered as a shocking advice.
Katrina and Ranbir’s close proximity in recent couple of years has kept them in limelight and their fans are expecting the two to tie the knot soon.
The couple’s recent move in their Carter Road flat has indicated more towards such speculation while the giant ring spotted in the Katrina’s ring finger has given gossipmongers enough fodder.
This remark by Deepika has spoiled the entire mood, particularly Katrina’s. The news has also raised a couple of questions. Since, Deepika has spent quite a quality time with Ranbir, there is no doubt that she knows about his good and bad habits.
However, her break up with Ranbir happened due to his increasing closeness with Katrina, as this is what most of the dailies have been publishing. So, does Deepika feel that Ranbir is unfaithful? Well, questions like these are set to crop up after her remark.
We still hope Deepika said it in all good humour!
Polio immunization drive to be held in 1,502 centres in Chennai
The
corporation has identified a total of 1,502 centres. It has appealed to
parents to take their children, aged below five years, to one of
the centres and get the drops administered.
CHENNAI:
The Chennai Corporation has made elaborate arrangements to conduct the
annual polio immunization drive on January 18 and February 22.
The corporation has identified a total of 1,502 centres. It has appealed to parents to take their children, aged below five years, to one of the centres and get the drops administered.
The number of children in this age bracket is estimated to be 6.6 lakh in the city, according to the corporation.
Immunization will be held at city welfare centres, government hospitals, schools, dispensaries, nutrition centres, private hospitals, railway stations, bus stands and other places from 7am to 5pm.
The corporation has identified a total of 1,502 centres. It has appealed to parents to take their children, aged below five years, to one of the centres and get the drops administered.
The number of children in this age bracket is estimated to be 6.6 lakh in the city, according to the corporation.
Immunization will be held at city welfare centres, government hospitals, schools, dispensaries, nutrition centres, private hospitals, railway stations, bus stands and other places from 7am to 5pm.
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