Infosys Technologies Co-Chairman, Nandan Nilekani launched his new book 'Imagining India - Ideas for the New Century'. It reflects another aspect of his personality who can inspire country men through his motivational writing. Earlier, he was selected in the most influential people list, complied by the prestigious Time magazine.

Sydney  - Australian soap opera star Brooke Satchwell described Thursday how she hid inside a bathroom cupboard as gunmen were shooting other guests at Mumbai's Taj Mahal Hotel.

Two Australians were in hospital and six members of a trade delegation were missing after multiple, coordinated terrorist attacks late Wednesday on 10 sites in India's financial capital.

"I came back in [the hotel] and went via the bathrooms, which were on the ground floor next to the lobby, and as I stepped inside the lobby, gunshots were starting to go off," the 28-year-old Neighbours actor told a local television station.

Washington, Nov 27: A team of scientists has suggested that the source of plumes of water vapor and ice particles, spewing from geysers on Saturn’s moon Enceladus, may be an underground reservoir of water.

The scientists, who teamed up to analyze the geysers, were Jet Propulsion Lab in California, the University of Colorado and the University of Central Florida in Orlando.

For their research, the team used data collected by the Cassini spacecraft’s Ultraviolet Imaging Spectrograph (UVIS).

The team, including UCF Assistant Professor Joshua Colwell, found that the source of plumes may be vents on the moon that channel water vapor from a warm, probably liquid source to the surface at supersonic speeds.

Around 80 people, including a foreign tourist and four top police officers, were killed and more than 250 wounded as terrorists struck in yet another series of planned and synchronised gun battles flared in Mumbai's financial district late Wednesday.

Attackers were reported to be holding tourists and other guests hostage in two five-star hotels, the Taj Intercontinental and Trident (formerly Oberoi), confronting the waterfront across the Arabian Sea close to the Mumbai’s crucial landmark, the Gateway of India.

Mumbai, Nov. 27: A little-known militant group going by the name of "Deccan Mujahideen" today claimed responsibility for the coordinated terror strikes in Mumbai on Wednesday night.

The previously unknown or little known group sent an e-mail to news organisations claiming responsibility.

Indian journalist Ameet Sha told a private TV channel there was no confirmation but the pattern suggested involvement of Laskar-e-Toiba.

She said terrorist attacks of such a magnitude and the participation of such a large number of gunmen raised questions on the security situation in India.

The identity and nature of the attack has left security agencies baffled.

Malegaon-accused Sadhvi Pragya Singh had recently accused the Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS), probing the Malegaon, of custodial torture and abuse.

The special court trying the Malegaon blast case today ordered Maharashtra to respond to allegations of torture levelled by sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur, army officer Prasad Purohit and five other suspects. Special judge Y. D. Shinde asked the state government to file a detailed replays early as possible.