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Mumbai, July 17 : She is one of the youngest producers in Bollywood, an industry that has few active women producers. Sure enough, 23-year-old Rhea Kapoor says she found the job of making "Aisha" challenging and learnt that one has to swallow one's ego to run a project smoothly in the film industry.

"The most difficult part is that you have to take responsibility for everything. If anything goes wrong, it's your fault. You have to swallow your ego a lot of times to balance things and get the work done," Rhea told IANS.

According to researchers, infants those who take birth outside normal working hours are more prone to risk of dying owing to the absence of senior clinic staff in the wards.

They examined one million births over 20 years and discovered that those born outside the normal nine to five Monday to Friday working hours were 70% more likely to expire and the main reason behind the casualty was lack of oxygen that can be because of the absence of senior clinical staff to spot the trouble and react speedily.

Indian currency on Friday declined by 16 paise to end the week at 46.77 versus the US currency, as compared to its last previous closure at 46.61 on account of continued demand from bankers.

Traders at the Interbank Foreign Exchange (FOREX) made this announcement.

The Indian unit lost nine paise during the opening trade following a mixed trend in Asian currencies.

However, benefits in domestic equity stocks prevented its sharp decline, they added.

Union Minister for Corporate Affairs Salman Kurshid stated that it is important for the common man to be acquainted with the plus points of making investments in the capital market through investor education programmes.

It has been reported that a court battle over Arizona's new immigration law began with opponents of the law urging a delay in enforcing it and backers urging dismissal of the lawsuit.

Seven federal lawsuits have been filed challenging Arizona's Senate Bill 1070, scheduled to go into effect July 29. Hearings are scheduled for next week in suits filed by the U. S. Department of Justice, the American Civil Liberties Union and several other groups.

His state will host a meeting of U. S. and Mexican border governors that was canceled by Arizona amid a threatened boycott, says New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson.

The Albuquerque Journal reported on Friday that Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer canceled the annual meeting, scheduled for June 30, in response to a planned boycott by Mexican border state governors upset by Arizona's immigration law.

The newspaper has said that Richardson said he would offer to hold the meeting in Santa Fe in late September.