New Delhi, Dec 9 : A love-struck man was fined 30 dollars after he was caught trying to sneak into an explosive detection X-ray machine to show his heart to her ladylove.

Zhang's girlfriend was angry as he was constantly looking at beautiful girls on the street as they strolled together after dinner on Nov 25, reports the China Daily.

Scared by her threats to leave him and to make her happy, this migrant worker in Harbin, Heilongjiang province, decided to give his ladylove a look at his heart.

To show his girlfriend that his heart only belonged to her, Zhang attempted to sneak into the scanner situated in a secure area.

Srinagar, Dec 9 : Hurriyat Conference Chairman Mirwaiz Umer Farooq has said that the Kashmir issue needs to be solved in a political manner.

In resuming the campaign against elections in Jammu and Kashmir, Farooq said separatist leaders were being put under house arrest.

Mirwaiz was placed under house arrest since November 14 when he was scheduled to lead anti-election rally at Bandipora town in Kashmir.

New York, Dec 9 : Hollywood actress Lindsay Lohan has expressed her love for MySpace in her new blog post.

Baghdad - The head of one of Iraq's most volatile provinces said the province's upcoming council elections should be postponed due to violence, local media reported on Tuesday.

Ibrahim Hassan Baglan, head of the Provincial Council in Diyala Province, called for a six-month delay due to the lack of security in the volatile province and the displacement of some 27,000 citizens in religious violence.

Dubai, Dec. 9 : India will go second in the Reliance Mobile ICC Test Championship table if it beats England in the upcoming two-Test series that gets underway in Chennai on Thursday.

By winning the series 1-0 or 2-0, Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s team will overtake South Africa and recapture second, a position it had briefly enjoyed after its 2-0 home series victory over Australia recently.

South Africa will have an immediate opportunity to take back that place with a three-match series in Australia on the horizon. The first match of that series begins in Perth on
17 December.

London - Companies based in emerging markets are more likely to pay bribes in order to win contracts abroad, anti-corruption watchdog Transparency International said Tuesday.

It published a survey of senior executives which rated companies in Russia, China and India as the most likely to engage in bribery when conducting business overseas.

Belgium and Canadian firms were considered the least likely to pay bribes, according to the study.

Transparency International canvassed 2,742 senior business executives from 26 industrialized and developing companies about the tendency to pay bribes abroad.