In a rare gesture, Shah Rukh Khan, SRK, has given start-to-finish dates to dear friend Karan Johar for the shooting of his forthcoming film 'My Name Is Khan'. The shooting is expected to begin early next year, and the film will be released in summer.
According to reports, King Khan has a jam-packed schedule next year, and the back-to-back dates have come as a big surprise!
After a long debate that spanned for years, the government has finally given its approval for the introduction of the Insurance (Amendment) Bill, 2008. At the same time, however, the government has also conceded that the bill may not be passed by the present Lok Sabha owing to lack of time.
The Finance Minister, P. Chidambaram, told news reporters on Friday that the decision of the approval of the bill was taken on the basis of the recommendation of a Group of Ministers (GoM) constituted to study the issue.
Though the hearing of his appeal against the one-Test ban is pending, cricketer Gautam Gambhir may still get a chance to play the fourth and final Test against Australia, in Nagpur.
The Test starts from November 6, and if a decision does not arrive by then, Gambhir would be eligible to play in the final match. This news came after the International Cricket Council said that Gambhir could continue playing under Code of Conduct regulations.
On her thirty-fifth birthday on Saturday, November 1, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan has been sent warm wishes from family and friends. Big B the superstar and Aishwarya's father-in-law, has specially expressed his heart-warming wishes on the occasion.
The blue-eyed beauty is happily married to the handsome Abhishek Bachchan since early 2007. In fact, right from schooling to modeling to stardom and marriage, she has always made the right decisions and is always in the news!
While stumping for Republican presidential nominee John McCain in Ohio, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, a former bodybuilder, also had some fun at the expense of McCain's rival, Barack Obama, and Obama's slight frame.
During his 2006 re-election campaign, Schwarzenegger had styled himself as a post-partisan centrist eager to shed party labels and rise above partisan differences. This time around, he tossed aside his rhetoric about bringing Democrats and Republicans together.
Lusaka - Despite leading in most polls, Zambia's main opposition party Saturday called for a delay in the announcement of presidential election results, citing irregularities in the handling of the results.
Given Lubinda, spokesman for the Patriotic Front (PF) called on Zambia's election commission (ECZ) to immediately stop the announcement of the election winner.
Lubinda told journalists Saturday that his party has credible information that the elections have been rigged and the opposition party will not accept the outcome.
The final vote tally is expected to be announced Saturday evening.
In a rare gesture, Shah Rukh Khan, SRK, has given start-to-finish dates to dear friend Karan Johar for the shooting of his forthcoming film 'My Name Is Khan'. The shooting is expected to begin early next year, and the film will be released in summer.
After a long debate that spanned for years, the government has finally given its approval for the introduction of the Insurance (Amendment) Bill, 2008. At the same time, however, the government has also conceded that the bill may not be passed by the present Lok Sabha owing to lack of time.
Though the hearing of his appeal against the one-Test ban is pending, cricketer Gautam Gambhir may still get a chance to play the fourth and final Test against Australia, in Nagpur.
On her thirty-fifth birthday on Saturday, November 1, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan has been sent warm wishes from family and friends. Big B the superstar and Aishwarya's father-in-law, has specially expressed his heart-warming wishes on the occasion. 
While stumping for Republican presidential nominee John McCain in Ohio, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, a former bodybuilder, also had some fun at the expense of McCain's rival, Barack Obama, and Obama's slight frame.
Lusaka - Despite leading in most polls, Zambia's main opposition party Saturday called for a delay in the announcement of presidential election results, citing irregularities in the handling of the results.
