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Movies: Rajinikanth at Himalayas rare pics
Now that his latest film Endhiran is smashing box office records, mega star of South, Rajinikanth, took a break from city life and travelled to the Himalayas in north India to relax and rejuvenate himself spiritually. He was also seen visiting an ashram and meeting a holy baba. The pics circulating on the net show Rajini sitting in a..
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Movies: Vivek on the sets of Aishwarya's film
By a strange coincidence, the ex boyfriends of Aishwarya Rai have been shooting close to the sets of her film Guzaarish in Mehboob Studios in the last few days. First it was Salman Khan who was shooting for his film Veer in the same studio.
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Movies: Hrithik does the Kathakali dance
After keeping away from live stage performances for as long as three years due to his knee injury, Hrithik Roshan is set to step into the spotlight again at the Rajiv Gandhi Awards ceremony in Mumbai on Wednesday. And he won’t be doing his usual mind-bogglingdiscuss | | category: Movies | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Movies: Kiran has had a miscarriage, says Aamir Khan
Aamir Khan's wife Kiran Rao has suffered a miscarriage, the Bollywood superstar disclosed Tuesday.discuss | | category: Movies | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Movies: Tamanna cute pictures
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Tamanna cute pictures
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IndiaShining: How fake currency funds terror
December 19, 2008 Investigations into the Mumbai attacks have revealed that a large part of the money to fund the terror operation were obtained through fake currency rackets and hawala channels. Intelligence Bureau sleuths say the menace of fake currency is on the rise and there is a specific information that this money is being used extensively for terror operations. IB sources told this correspondent earlier that Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence raises Rs 1,800 crore (Rs 18 billion) annually to fund terror operations and that a major chunk of this amount comes in through fake currency rackets.1 comment | | category: IndiaShining | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
IndiaShining: Enough is enough: Nothing will change
So everyone said 'enough is enough'. First, they said it to the politicians. They said it in the media, and then to the media. Then they stopped saying it, and life is back to normal, or what passes for normalcy (given our daily national quota of mayhem). The media seems to have heard; the association formed by TV news channels has put out a code of conduct which is at least a beginning. But what of the politicians? Here's what. Maharashtra has a new state government which includes a minister widely believed to have links with the underworld.1 comment | | category: IndiaShining | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
IndiaShining: India cannot remain a global 'back office': PM
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday said India should not remain a 'back office' to provide R&D solutions to the world and asked scientists to do more to keep pace with China and Japan who have 'scored over' it in taking scientific and technological advances to the people. "We cannot be satisfied becoming a back office for providing research and development solutions for multinational companies," he told a gathering of top scientists in New Delhi. Singh gave away the Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prizes, the country's highest science awards, for 2007 and 2008 to 21 young scientists. "China and Japan have scored over India in delivering to the people the benefits of scientific and technological advances," he said.discuss | | category: IndiaShining | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Cricket: 'Sachin, Aishwariya not paying tax'
Speaker Babasaheb Kupekar today directed the State Rural Development Ministry to recover the taxes and dues on wind mills set up by celebrities and others in the coastal region. Intervening during question hour, the Speaker said that the gram panchats were facing revenue shortfall and the Rural Development Ministry should recover dues from celebrities be it actress Aishwarya Rai or anyone. Replying to a qestion from Shambhuraj Desai (Sena), Rural Development Minister, Siddharam Mhetre told the House that taxes were calculated as per the Mumbai Gram Panchayat Act 1958's Section 124 and 125 and Patan Gram panchayat in Satara district has initiated the process of recovery. BJP group leader Eknath Khadse said that he has a list of celebrities who were not paying taxes to Gram panchayat, including Sachin Tendulkar, Aishwarya Rai and those close to some Cabinet ministers. Mehtre informed that taxes and dues would be recovered before the next session of the State Legislature. At this juncture the Speaker intervened and directed Mehtre to recover dues within three months be it Aishwarya Rai or anyone else for the matter1 comment | | category: Cricket | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Movies: Dawood directly involved in Mumbai attacks: Russia
Underworld don Dawood Ibrahim [Images] was directly involved in the deadly 26/11 attacks in Mumbai and his clandestine drug trafficking network was used to finance the terror strikes in India's financial hub, a top Russian crime buster said on Thursday. "Gathered inputs testify that infamous regional drug baron Dawood Ibrahim had provided his logistics network for preparing and carrying out the Mumbai terror attacks [Images] by the militants," the director of Russia's [Images] federal anti-narcotics service, Viktor Ivanov, said. The Mumbai mayhem is a burning example of the use of illegal drug trafficking network for perpetrating terrorism, he said in an interview to the government daily 'Rossiskaya Gazeta'. "The super profits of the narco-mafia through Afghan heroin trafficking have become a powerful source of financing organised crime and terrorist networks destabilising the political systems, including in Central Asia and Caucasus," Ivanov said.discuss | | category: Movies | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
IndiaShining: Worst recession ahead: Azim Premji
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IndiaShining: I-T exemption on home loans may be doubled
The government is considering a proposal to double the income tax exemption limit on housing loans to Rs 3 lakh (Rs 300,000) from the current level of Rs 1.5 lakh (Rs 150,000), according to government sources. The proposal is being discussed by the committee of secretaries that was set up in the wake of the global financial crisis affecting the Indian economy. Industry lobby groups have been urging the government to raise the limit as it will reduce the cost of borrowing on home loans. "The logic behind the proposal is to boost consumption to drive domestic demand," said a top government official. A rise in income tax exemption means higher disposable incomes.discuss | | category: IndiaShining | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
IndiaShining: Auto parts: 200,000 may lose job; 4,000 units face closure
India's auto component makers are facing one of the biggest crises ever. With the domestic market in the doldrums and the exports to the American market badly hit, many companies are on the verge of shutting down. The entire supply chain of auto companies is bearing the brunt of the economic meltdown. From Tier-1 companies to small-scale units, all are facing a huge fall in demand, delayed payments and a stiff liquidity crunch. "About 4,000 ancillary units are on the verge of closure and about 200,000 people will be affected by this crisis. Most companies have cut down the number of shifts, working days and are cutting down production. The US crisis has aggravated the problem," says Anil Bhardwaj, secretary general, Federation of Indian Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (FISME).discuss | | category: IndiaShining | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
News: Mumbai attack will be last on live TV
With visual media coming under attack for its coverage of Mumbai terror attacks, the News Broadcasters Association on Thursday came out with guidelines that insisted on no live coverage of armed and communal violence. The guidelines also banned the broadcasters from providing information on security operations. The NBA's self-regulatory guidelines also said that no information about hostage situations and rescue operations should be provided. The guidelines further said media should avoid live contact with victims and security personnel during crises and stressed that no live reporting that provides publicity to the terrorists should be made.3 comments | | category: News | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
IndiaShining: Lower pay hikes seen for Indians in 2009
Anticipating a decline in its business performance in 2009, corporate India is likely to cut back on the planned salary increase in the coming year, even as most firms plan to avoid huge job cuts, a latest survey says. A majority of companies in the country are trying to be selective in planning the workforce, compensation and benefit cuts for 2009, while they anticipate a decline in business performance next year, according to global HR consultancy, Mercer. The survey revealed that 83 per cent companies expect salary increases in the coming year to be lower than originally planned by them. The responses indicate that the companies are planning to look closely at holding down the level of compensation increases in 2009. However, only 19 per cent of survey respondents are considering the more drastic step of freezing 2009 salaries at 2008 figures.discuss | | category: IndiaShining | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
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