Ram Charan and Upasana, one of the most loved, inspiring and ideal couples of Tollywood, are celebrating their fifth marriage anniversary today.

Since Charan preferred not to take a break from the shooting of hi new film, ‘Rangasthalam’, Upasana went all the way to Rajahmundry, where the shoot is in progress, to spend quality time with her hubby on this special eve. Upasana thanked family, friends and well-wishers for extending their unconditional love to her and her Mr.C throughout these five years.

“5yrs of mr&mrsC, wouldn’t be so amazing without the love & support of family friends & well wishers.Thanks for always being there fr us,” an elated Upasana tweeted.

On the special eve, Team manatelugu wishes Mr. and Mrs.C many more years of happy togetherness.

On film front, Charan has recently joined the sets of Rangasthalam and shoot is reportedly progressing swiftly.

Remember the 17-year-old girl Pratyusha, who was rescued in August last year from torture and abuse by her step mother? Moved by her condition, Telangana Chief Minister KCR then adopted her and extended his full help for her education.

Pratyusha is now fulling her dream by pursuing nursing course in a noted college in Hyderabad. It may be recalled that when she was rescued by the officials and admitted in a hospital, she expressed her dream of studying nursing so that she could serve people. KCR, who visited her at the hospital then, assured her of providing all the necessary aid to materialize her dream.

After learning the progress Pratyusha has made in her life towards fulfilling her dream, KCR felt very happy.

A 27-year-old struggling actress who was found dead in her apartment in Mumbai’s Andheri suburb on Monday, died of a serious head injury, the police said on Tuesday. A murder case against an unidentified person has been registered.

Kritika Chaudhary’s decomposing body was discovered after neighbours complained of a stench from her home. The 27-year-old, who had a bit part in the 2013 Kangana Ranaut starrer “Rajjo”, seemed to have been dead for three or four days, the police said.

Her post-mortem, which was conducted on Tuesday, revealed that she died of a serious head injury, police said. According to an official, Kritika’s family members, friends and her acquaintances were being questioned.

“Police have received the post-mortem report some time back and after going through it, we have filed an offence of murder,” Paramjeet Dahiya, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zone-IX) said, according to news agency Press Trust of India.

“Initially, the Amboli police had registered a case of accidental death in this connection. Now, an offence of murder against an unidentified person has been registered and the probe is on,” another officer told PTI.

Kritika was from Haridwar and had been working in television.

A neighbour, Abhimanyu Poojari, said he had last seen her six days ago when she was on her way home. “She used to come here often to pray at the Sai temple,” said Ms Poojari.

The police broke open her door, which was bolted from inside, around 3.45 pm on Monday. Neighbours had also reported that she hadn’t been seen leaving her home for days.

NEW DELHI: In about a week, the BJP and its allies will reveal their choice for President of India, the ruling party has decided today. The opposition – which is meeting separately – has indicated that based on who the government picks, it will decide whether it wants to nominate its choice, which would then result in an election on July 17.

The BJP’s top leaders met in Delhi today and were briefed on the presidential election by Venkaiah Naidu and Rajnath Singh, who, along with Arun Jaitley, form a committee tasked to consult other parties – including the opposition and allies – on who would make a good successor for President Pranab Mukherjee, whose five-year term expires on July 24.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi leaves for the United States on June 24, so the government would like to announce its choice before then – by the 23rd or next Friday, the party’s top leaders were told.

While the BJP was finalizing its strategy, opposition leaders like Sharad Yadav, Sitaram Yechury, Derek O’Brien and Ghulam Nabi Azad met to review how they would like to proceed. Opposition heavyweights like West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee have said their preference would be for the government to name a candidate who is acceptable across party lines, which would make an election unnecessary.

Just in case a consensus is not managed, voting has been set for July 17 with counting on July 20.

The President is elected by national and state law-makers. With regional parties like Telangana’s TRS offering their support to the government, the BJP and its allies will outnumber the opposition if an election is held.

The opposition has said that even if that is the case, an election could help it gain valuable insights and experience in collating against the government. A maha-gathbandhan or Grand Alliance, it has said, could be its only real chance of challenging PM Modi when he seeks a second term two years from now.

YSRCP chief Jagan welcomed Shilpa Mohan Reddy, who left Telugu D esam Party (TDP) and joined YSRCP. He was in TDP for three years, but was unable to achieve anything, he said. He said that if YSRCP wins in Nandyal by-election, it would be a disaster for TDP.

Earlier, Shilpa was involved in a fight with Bhuma Nagi Reddy’s daughter, Akhila Priya, for Nandyala ticket. As Chandrababu cajoled both parties to maintain restrain, before deciding on the candidate, Shilpa expressed desire to join YSRCP.