| The king of Bollywood |
| After Amitabh Bachchan’s ‘Unforgettable Tour’ ended up in Europe, it was time for another superstar of Bollywood to start off a world tour. He is none other than Shahrukh Khan, the king Khan of the tinsel town read more |
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Posted by subhasis on Friday Oct 31 |
| Malappuram |
| State: Kerala District: Malappuram Main languages: Malay and Tamil History: The town of Malappuram is a municipality and administrative headquarters of Malappuram district and is situated 50 km southeast of Kozhikode and 90 km northwest of Palakkad read more |
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Posted by subhasis on Thursday Oct 30 |
| Economic meltdown hits 'Desperate Housewives' |
| ENT20Entertainment/Showbiz/International/CinemaEconomic meltdown hits 'Desperate Housewives'London, Oct 27 IANS The market meltdown has taken its toll on American television comedy-drama series “Desperate Housewives” - with strict spending guidelines being introduced for the stars' wardrobes. US network ABC has issued new rules saying no more than $150 92 pounds can be spent on accessories and no more than $250 153 pounds on a pair of shoes for the cast, reports thesun.co.uk read more |
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Posted by IANS on Tuesday Oct 28 |
| A destiny of the one-time-Emperor of Bollywood |
| Yashraj Films is one the leading, perhaps the most gigantic film producing house of Bollywood. But look, what phase the Yashraj banner is facing as a result of some previous flops. After Hum Tum, the production house hardly experienced one single box office hit read more |
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Posted by subhasis on Monday Oct 27 |
| Aftab’s new love? |
| Ram Gopal Varma’s discovery Aftab Shivdasani has never been able to manage a strong foothold in Bollywood. He had got fame in his first film Must but since then Aftab has not seen a single ray of success read more |
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Posted by subhasis on Monday Oct 27 |
| The real heroes of India |
| Director Samir Karnik’s multi starrer flick Heroes has released yesterday. The film stars Salman Khan, Preity Zinta, Bobby Deol, Sunny Deol, Sohail Khan, Vatsal Seth, Riya Sen, Mithun Chakraborty, and Dino Morea read more |
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Posted by subhasis on Monday Oct 27 |
| Baby dino had adult-like bite |
| London, Oct 25 ANI: The analysis of a rare baby dinosaur skull has confirmed that it had meat-tearing canine teeth normally associated with adults.According to a report in New Scientist, the fossil of Heterodontosaurus, the dino in question, was newly identified after being examined in a South African museum.The 45-millimetre skull has features characteristic of a juvenile - large "puppy dog" eye sockets, and a snub nose, with adult-like meat-tearing canine teeth.Intriguingly, while it read more |
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Posted by aniin on Sunday Oct 26 |
| Women's disabled home to get Australian Diwali gift |
| INT45 International/Society/Technology Women's disabled home to get Australian Diwali gift Sydney, Oct 24 IANS A home for mentally disabled women in India can look forward to clean fresh water this Diwali, all thanks to an Australian company, which is gifting them a solar water purifier. Melbourne-based SunSure Water Pty Ltd will this week be installing a 12-array "Waterward" solar water purifying unit at the Banyan Centre, a home for mentally disabled women located in Kovalam read more |
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Posted by IANS on Saturday Oct 25 |
| Nalini files appeal in court seeking release from jail |
| NAT62 National/Law/Terrorism Nalini files appeal in court seeking release from jail Chennai, Oct 24 IANS The Madras High Court Friday ordered the Tamil Nadu government to respond to notices on a writ appeal filed by Nalini Murugan, who is serving a life term for her involvement in the 1991 assassination of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi. The bench comprising Chief Justice A.K. Ganguly and Justice P. Jothimani ordered the state government to respond in four weeks. Nalini had appealed to read more |
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Posted by IANS on Saturday Oct 25 |
| Revolutionary test to detect genetic diseases in unborn chil |
| London, October 24 ANI: British scientists have developed a revolutionary "universal test" that can enable prospective parents to screen embryos to detect almost any genetic disease in unborn children. The 1,500-pound "genetic MoT" may be available as early as next year. The test will allow couples at risk of passing on gene defects to conceive healthy children using IVF treatment. Its developers at the Bridge Centre in London claim that their test just takes some weeks from start to finish, and is suitable for couples at risk of almost any condition read more |
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