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London, Jan 12 - Filmmaker Steven Spielberg insists he is still helming futuristic sci-fi film "Robopocalypse" and is focusing on re-writing the script and cutting down the budget.

It was reportedly said that the director's futuristic action thriller was being "postponed indefinitely" but Spielberg has explained production will definitely go ahead.

Mumbai, Jan 11 : Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, who has successfully achieved what he dreamed of, says he will work till people want to see him on screen.

"I feel I was in the industry at the right time and I am very proud and thrilled that lot of things are changing with the films," Shah Rukh, 47, said during a press conference of Nerolac Paints, where he launched its new initiative "Change The Paint".

"When I came in (Mumbai) that time it was only about romantic films. Now things are changing and the journey has been great. I will keep working till people want to see me," he added.

New Delhi/Pune, Jan 11 : Asserting that the whole nation is agitated over the ceasefire violations by Pakistani troops along the Line of Control (LoC), the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday questioned Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh-led UPA II Government''s intention of continuing dialogue with Islamabad.

"What is the basic nature of relationship of the present Central Government with Pakistan? The Central Government wants to hold talks with them and they kill our people and behead them," said BJP spokesperson Ravi Shankar Prasad told the media in Pune.

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Pasighat, Jan 11 : Chief Minister Nabam Tuki today prophesied that Pasighat, the grand old town of the state, would one day become Arunachal''s hub of human resource development.

Addressing a mega Congress rally here this morning, Tuki said that Pasighat would always be written in golden letters when the history of Arunachal Pradesh is mentioned.

New Delhi, Jan 11 : Pakistan doesn't want a peaceful relationship with India and the violation of the ceasefire across the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir is a matter of concern, Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad said here Friday.

"The Indian government has made all efforts to maintain good relations with Pakistan, but Pakistan doesn't want to have good relations. The ceasefire violation is a cause for concern," Azad told reporters.

"Pakistan resorts to shelling across the border to divert attention from its internal problem," the Congress leader added.