London, Jan 3 : Militant leader Omar Bakri has ordered his followers to convert `aliens' to Islam.
Bakri, 50, is said to have issued the decree during a bizarre rant posted on an extremist website, in which he said Muslims needed to spread the word of Islam all over the world and across the galaxy too.
"We are obliged as Muslims to make the whole galaxy subservient to almighty Allah. Allah has created all living beings in order to obey him and worship him," the Sun quoted him as saying.
A security source commented: "Perhaps he could show his people the way - it would give everyone a break if he was beamed up."
The stake of chairman of Satyam Computer Services Ltd, B. Ramalinga Raju and his family declined to 5.13% from 8.27% following large scale selling of shares by the institutional investors. The company is facing trouble since allegations of corruption were made on Mr. Raju while executing some important deals. The World Bank has also banned the company for eight years on the basis of bribery charges. 
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) has exempted PepsiCo from the divestment clause, paving a way for the infusion of $50-million (about Rs. 250 crore) foreign direct investment (FDI) from Pepsico Holdings to its Indian operations. The Union Government has already allowed 100% foreign direct investment (FDI) in the food processing sector.
Auto giants Hyundai and Honda reported positive growth in December due to selling vehicles at discounted prices and introducing new models. The recently announced excise duty cut on vehicles also helped to increase the vehicle sales of Hyundai, Honda Siel and SkodaAuto while other auto companies including Tata Motors and Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) have continued to slide following the low demand. Mahindra & Mahindra posted 30 per cent decline in sales by selling 10,665 units in December as compared to 15,316 sold last year. 
New Delhi, Jan 03 : Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie says she would be "honoured" if anyone compared her to a tiger.
