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Whenever, wherever Akshay Kumar is shooting, especially in the unexplored interiors, he likes to seek out places of worship to visit and find solace. It could be a small Gurdwara tucked away in the by lane of Amristar or a Mata temple on a hill in Manali, Akshay will climb that extra mile, trek that extra vertical distance to get there.

So it was in Baramati where Akshay shot for several months this year for the new Priyadarshan film Khatta Meetha. In Baramati, Akshay discovered a small temple in a far-off place that he immediately felt connected with.

No Kareena Kapoor and Bipasha Basu for Saif Ali Khan and John Abraham respectively in Race2 because it is felt that real-life pairs don't work.

This is what has been decided by the producer and co-directors of Race 2.

According to the media reports, Canada's Supreme Court ruled unanimously on Thursday Internet users must ascertain those they're chatting with are adults if the conversation turns to sex.

QMI Agency has reported that the ruling came in the case of a man convicted of trying to lure a 13-year-old boy.

The defendant, Michell Rayal Levigne, who was 46 at the time, was found guilty of trying to lure a teenage Edmonton boy, "Jessy G," who actually was a police detective posing as a youth.

In order to augment its presence in the NCR zone, Hindustan Times has announced the launch of an all new paper for Gurgaon. The paper priced at Rs 3 will be available on newsstands from 12th July'10 under the brand name of Gurgaon First.

The distinction of this newspaper will be its special focus on Gurgaon news along with a special supplement for the local readers in the city.

It has been reported that two brothers who firebombed the home of a Swedish cartoonist who drew the Prophet Mohammed with the body of a dog were sentenced to prison Thursday.

Swedish news agency TT has reported that Mentor Alija, 21, was given a three-year sentence for the arson attack on the home of cartoonist Lars Vilks and Mensur Alija drew a two-year sentence.

He was demoted for blowing the whistle on financial irregularities surrounding the construction of a medical building on campus, says a Texas A & M professor.

The Austin (Texas) American-Statesman reported on Wednesday that Robert Hash is suing the university, saying he lost his position as vice dean of academic affairs after informing superiors a number of A&M employees had a financial interest in the construction of the school's new Family Medicine Practice building.