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London, June 17 : A Bollywood director wants to make a film based on the alleged racist attacks on Indian students in Australia, despite an unofficial boycott of the country by his movie colleagues.

"I have a script in my mind and hopefully by the end of the year we will go and shoot the film in Australia,'''' The Telegraph quoted film maker Mohit Suri, as saying yesterday.

"The film is inspired by a friend''s personal experience who has seen all these things. I want to show people what instigates all these attacks,'''' Suri added.

London, June 17 : Recently single Guy Ritchie is certainly enjoying his life as a

Melbourne, June 17 : The first single of Mel Gibson's Russian lover has failed to impress the audiences.

The 39-year-old opera singer released the single Say My Name, which Gibson also helped to write.

"Proves that love must truly be blind as well as deaf," the Daily Telegraph quoted one contributor as saying online.

Another said it was like "nails on a chalk board" while another''s "ears are bleeding".

"He ends his marriage for this!" wrote another.

Beijing, June 17 : Chinese Foreign Ministry has claimed that it has no clue about North Korean leader Jong-il''s youngest son’s reported “secret” visit to China.

"We have no knowledge of such a visit," the China Daily quoted Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang, as saying at a regular press briefing.

On Tuesday, the Republic of Korea''s Foreign Ministry and Unification Ministry said it could not confirm Kim Jong-un’s reported visit to China.

After a woman from Deoria claimed that the adopted son of Rajesh Tripathi, UP state minister for homeopathy and religious endowment, is actually her child who was ‘stolen’ by him five years back.

Before taking any decision, the CJM court in Gorakhpur has now ordered the alleged impostor Pramila Vishkarma and minister’s son to undergo a DNA test.

Mr. Rajesh Tripathi has agreed for the DNA test of the kid.

Washington, June 17 : Duke University engineers have come up with a novel non-invasive treatment for brain tumour.

The scientists have designed and built an ultrasound catheter that can fit into large blood vessels of the brain and perform two essential functions.

It can provide real-time moving 3-D images and generate localized temperature increases.

The researchers hope to use this system in conjunction with chemotherapy drugs encased in heat-sensitive microbubbles called liposomes.