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Gold once again traded negative and tested near a four-month low, after falling by more than two percent

New Delhi, Jan 28 - Action. Comedy. Multi-starrers. Flops, flops and more flops. Akshay Kumar might be yearning to roll out a decent hit since "Singh Is Kinng", but experts say it is not the end of the road for the Bollywood star.

"Akshay Kumar is a star and will remain a star irrespective of the fate of his films. He has a line-up of movies. Just last week he signed three more films - a remake of 'Seeta Aur Geeta', Sanjay Leela Bhansali's next and Tony D'Souza's next," trade analyst Vikas Mohan told IANS.

In a shocking development, around 300 people residing near Chemfab Alkalis Limited's facility in Pondicherry were admitted to Indira Gandhi government hospital on Wednesday after chlorine gas leaked from the factory made them ill.

The ill patients reported symptoms like vomiting, shortness of breath plus irritation.

Mumbai, Jan 28 - In this award season, only the film awards were not enough for actor Salman Khan starrer "Dabangg", its music also swept the Mirchi Music Awards 2010 held Friday.

"Dabangg" is awarded the best album of the year, which was composed by music director duo Sajid-Wajid.

Sajid-Wajid was also conferred with the music director of the year award for the song "Tere Mast Mast Do Nain" during the ceremony.

Best song of the year went to "Munni Badnam" from the film "Dabangg".

Scotland Yard has re-opened a case regarding the investigation of phone hacking. Metropolitan Senior Police officers have been appointed for this investigation. This case has been continuing for 2 years and also expected to cost more than millions of pounds of the taxpayers' money. A report shows that, News International has been silently passing the files evidence to the police.

This evidence includes the emails which reveal the details of communication sandwiched between the former news editor of News of the World, Ian Edmondson and a private detective. They were convicted for phone hacking.

The latest figure shows that £765 for goods and services every year are ripping out because of the scams and frauds. The National Fraud Authority (NFA) has declared that, cheats slice a yearly £38 billion puncture in Britain's money tube. The watchdog's second yearly fraud pointer concluded that the lawbreakers have cheated the public sector out of £21 billion, not less than half of entire losses.