Former India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who has worn many hats over the years, worn another feather in his cap today. 'Captain Cool' has been appointed as the CEO of Gulf Oil India for a day.

MS Dhoni was in news recently after CSC e-governance Services India Ltd tweeted a picture scanning his finger and getting his Aadhaar updated. In a step further, They also tweeted his application form, which revealed all his personal details. This exposed the cricketer in a major way as details in Aadhar card are expected to be kept a secret and not splashed in the public domain through the social media.

This was not taken by his wife Sakshi Dhoni lightly who went further and complained Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on the privacy of players and someone as popular as MS Dhoni. She further tweeted that it was unbecoming of authorities to turn MS Dhoni's Aadhaar card including his application into public property.

The minister who had earlier 'liked' the tweet without noticing the details asked Sakshi whether the tweet leaks any personal information. On Sakshi's posting the CSC e-governance picture, Prasad had then promised Sakshi that strict action will be taken on the issue.

The picture was then removed by CSCegov from their official twitter handle.