A new research has shown that bees exist in a paintbox world in which flowers display different colors that depends entirely upon the angle from which they are viewed. It has been discovered by the scientist that in order to attract pollinators, flower petals use the property known as iridescence.

It should also be noted that iridescence has nothing to do with the color pigment but depends on the surface structure.  To illustrate a perfect example, a compact disc is an iridescent object.

The Indian cricket board has decided to conduct an Inter-Corporate prize money tournament to promote employment opportunities for cricket players of the country. It was decided at the meeting of BCCI working committee held in Mumbai on Saturday. The cricket body would offer lucrative prizes to the winners and encourage the corporate houses to recruit young players for the proposed 50-over and Twenty20 format cricket matches.

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) can take more time to approve Ranbaxy's generic version of GSK's anti-migraine medicine, Imitrex. The delay may cause potential loss of Rs 300 crore to the drug major. Research Analyst Ranjit Kapadia said, "Since, Ranbaxy has not been able to launch the drug in the US and patent for the drug is also going to expire in February 2009, the company may have to suffer a potential revenue loss of Rs 240-250 crore in the current year."  

Adhyayan Suman has great expectations from his re-launch vehicle, Raaz The Mystery Continues (Raaz 2). RTMC is story of a successful model, Nandita (played by Kangana Ranaut), who is in love with the creative director of a television program, Yash (Adhyayan Suman).

Nandita's life takes a dramatic turn when she meets an artist, Prithvi (Emraan Hashmi).

Adhyayan says: “Yes. Even the titles say ‘Introducing Adhyayan’. I’ve forgotten that I did a film called Haal-e-Dil. It was no more than an internship for me.”

American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Indian government four years ago to help improve the health care scenario in India in association with doctors in Delhi.

Sanku S Rao, president of American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI), said the association will first train health care professionals in the rural setting of Bihar and Andhra Pradesh, before fanning out to other states at the Indo-US Healthcare summit on Friday.