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Time of India
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Anupamaa actress Rupali Ganguly's day isn't complete without a call to her son Rudransh from set
Rupali Ganguly, celebrated for her role in Anupamaa, prioritizes her son amidst her demanding schedule. A recent video captured a heartwarming moment between takes, highlighting her deep connection with her son. Rupali openly acknowledges the mother's guilt she experiences while working, emphasizing the unwavering support of her husband and son in her journey. Television actress Rupali Ganguly is known for her powerful performances and has been ruling the roost with Anupamaa. Between the chaos of shoot schedules and the bustle of set life, Rupali Ganguly always finds time for the one call that matters most, to her son. In a recent video that touched many hearts, Rupali was seen on a video call with her family and her eyes lit up the moment her son appeared on screen. The heartwarming video showed a mother catching up with her child from a vanity van, probably between takes. But the emotion in that moment was unmistakable. For Rupali, motherhood isn't something she balances with her work. It's the centre of her life. Those who follow her closely know this isn't new. Rupali has always spoken about her son, Rudransh and how she feels the in-famous mother's guilt when she is away from him. She doesn't shy away from admitting that even on her busiest days, her mind is constantly with him. Whether it's an early morning shoot or a late pack-up, she makes sure there's always time carved out for their daily conversations. Despite being one of television's most celebrated actors today, Rupali remains deeply connected to her family. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like La Libertad: Cómo generar ingresos extras invirtiendo $100 en AES y otras CFD empresas Sunplay Reservar Ahora Undo In one of our old interviews, Rupali spoke about facing mother's guilt. She had shared, "Behind every hero, there's an unsung mother but behind me are my son and my husband. When I left home to become Anupamaa from Maa, he let me do it. He did cry and misses me a lot. I can't get over my mother's guilt. I feel we women wherever we work we do it with guilt. We are blessed to have husbands who are proud of us and who are such fantastic role models for our children." While audiences applaud her on-screen portrayal of a woman navigating motherhood and selfhood in Anupamaa, Rupali is quietly living that journey in real life with all the emotion. Anupamaa's Kunwar Amar Singh: Social Media is both boon and bane
Time of India
16-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Amrut-2: New drinking water project for Guntur
Guntur: In a move to address the growing drinking water needs of the city, state govt has given green signal to take up new drinking water project under Amrut-2 scheme . The project will be taken up with a cost of 330 crore under Concessionaire Hybrid Annuity Model (Cham). The govt has moved to Cham in order to lessen its burden. The contract agency will take up the project with its own funds and recover the amount with annual interest in a phased manner after completion of the project. The govt had also set a condition that the contract agency would be responsible for the maintenance of the project for 10 years. The govt would not pay any additional charges towards maintenance of the scheme. Meanwhile, the GMC proposed to construct a new filtration facility near Gorantla village. About 16 acres of land has been earmarked for the new project. The city's entire drinking supplies depend on the existing filtration facility in Takkellapadu reservoir located on the outskirts of the city. The facility has a capacity to treat about 130 megaliters per day (MLD) water while another plant at Sangam Jagarlamudi village has capacity of 13 MLD. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like La Libertad: Calcula cuánto podrías ganar invirtiendo solo $100 en Amazon CFD Market Sunny Reservar Ahora Undo However, the GMC is unable to tap more than 100MLD from both the plants while the city's requirements shot up to nearly 160-200 MLD. The civic authorities are anticipating that the city's drinking water requirements will further increase in the coming days particularly in the wake of development of capital city. With Guntur and Vijayawada being the nearest cities to the capital city, people are likely to migrate to cities in view of the existing infrastructure such as healthcare and educational institutions. "We are planning the new scheme keeping in view the requirements of the city for another two to three decades," said commissioner Puli Srinivasulu. In fact, the residents in the 10-villages that were merged into Guntur city about a decade ago, were unable to fetch sufficient drinking water from the civic body's facilities. The GMC planned an over-head reservoir on a hillock near Gorantla with a view to supply water to the neighbouring area via gravity..
