Nine orissa cops killed in landmine explossion

Mini Mathur in Ghana Jungle

Mini MathurThe vivacious host of Indian Idol, Mini Mathur is back on screen after the birth of her daughter. She will be hosting the up coming reality show on Sony, Ghana Jungle. The desi version of I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here.

As per our sources, “Mini is coming back as a host. The shooting schedule will start in ten days in the wild forest of Daman.”

A person close to Mini stated that, “She was looking out for something different to come after Indian Idol. When the channel and the production house approached her, she was excited and went ahead with it.”

Pitch to blame for sluggish win say Spain

Pitch to blame for sluggish win say SpainBloemfontein, South Africa - Though they beat Iraq 1-0 on Wednesday evening to claim a spot in the Confederations Cup semi-finals, Spanish players were not happy with the state of the pitch in Bloemfontein's Free State Stadium.

Despite the fact that there had been unseasonably heavy rains earlier in the week, many of La Roja players said the field was overly dry, which didn't allow them to play their usual flowing football and gave an advantage to the defensive tactics of Iraq.

Soha Ali Khan’s style statements

Soha Ali Khan may be belonging to the Royal Pataudi family but when it comes to style statements she is a simple girl at heart.

“I am very habitual kind of person so for me I love my brown bag and brown chappals. I just can’t do without them. As for colours I am allergic to Orange colour so I hate the colour. I can’t eat foods that are orange in colour right from carrots, mangoes, papaya and oranges.

Katrina Kaif clears air about 7 Days in Paris controversy

KaifSince last few days Mumbai tabloids have been carrying reports about how a miffed Katrina Kaif has walked out of Sanjay Gadhvi’s 7 Days in Paris because of her to be co-star Imran Khan’s constant interference in the scripting. We caught up with Katrina at the New York press meet where she cleared air about this so called controversy.

FIFA looks to address vuvuzela noise in World Cup stadiums

FIFA looks to address vuvuzela noise in World Cup stadiums Johannesburg - The ruling body FIFA will look at addressing the deafening noise caused by South African fans blowing vuvuzelas at the Confederations Cup before the country hosts the 2010 World Cup finals.

"There will be discussions between FIFA and the Local Organizing Committee about the vuvuzelas but this won't happen until after the Confederations Cup," FIFA spokesman Nicholas Maingot said Thursday in Johannesburg.

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