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London, June 22 : Lord David Puttnam has said that digital technology could make it possible to show the 2012 Olympics in 3D in cinemas across Britain.

While speaking at the Edinburgh Film Festival, the former film producer said that the London Olympics could be shown "every single day in 3D on every screen in the country."

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Singapore - The president of the Asian Development Bank warned Monday that the global economic downturn might lead to a significant increase of poverty in Asia.

"Instead of breaking out from poverty, we expect that more than 60 million people in developing Asia ... will remain below the 1.25 dollar a day absolute poverty line in 2009, as a result of the global recession," Haruhiko Kuroda said in Singapore.

"The slowdown is impacting people's lives, especially the poor," he added.

With a view to keep an eye on all spectrum related issues and concerns, the Department of Telecom (DoT) is planning to come up with a separate spectrum management body.

It should be noted that the spectrum has been surrounded by almost all the debates in the blooming country’s telecom sector.

Now, it is discovered that DoT is all set to come up with a Spectrum Act to guarantee optimal utilization of spectrum by the service providers.

Melbourne, June 22 : An Asian cosmetic surgeon in Sydney has been accused of performing oral sex on his patient to help with her "intimacy issues".

Dr. Swapan Chowdhury, who worked at the Simply Beautiful clinic in Edgecliff and Spectrum Health at Waverley, has been charged with visiting a patient at home, photographing her in lingerie, and performing oral sex on her.

And owing to the accusations, Chowdhury has been refused registration for at least two years by the NSW Medical Tribunal.