Orissa Crime Branch arrested four more persons on Sunday in connection with the killing of Swami Laxmanananda Saraswati and four of his aides at his ashram at Jaleshpata on Aug 23.

"Four persons were arrested on Sunday. Some more persons were also detained for questioning" state Inspector General of Police (Crime Branch) Arun Kumar Ray said.

The arrests came just a day before the VHP's ultimatum to the Orissa Govt. to arrest the killers of Swamiji.

The saffron organization has threatened to shut down the state if the culprits were not arrested before 15 December 2008.

Police arrested those four including a hard core Naxalites from the Kotagada area of the tribal dominated district Kandhamal.

In his recent hit ‘Dostana’, Bollywood hunk John Abraham reveals his well-toned body on the lively beaches of Miami, and when the camera makes a sweeping movement over him, lots of men and women swoon.

And, now the world’s sexiest Asian man for 2008 says that he never shies away from discussing about his ‘hot bod’. But at times, it gets a little haughty for him.

John said, “I’m never ashamed of talking about my body. Though at times I do feel like a meat shop.”

Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey, speaking after a joint United States and European Union (EU) ministerial meeting on yesterday, highlighted ‘Operation Joint Hammer’ - the US component of an ongoing global enforcement operation targeting transnational rings of child pornographers.

The operation already has led to the arrest of over 60 people in US involved in the trade of child pornography; a number that the Attorney General remarked was likely to increase.

Up to now, 11 child victims have been identified through Operation Joint Hammer.

Attorney General Mukasey said, “It should come as news to no one that crimes against children have been an area of special focus for the Department of Justice, and an area of great success.”

San Diego-based wireless communications company Qualcomm announced that it will shortly launch its small laptop, named Kayak, in the Indian market at an unbelievable price of Rs 10,000.

The laptop, primarily used for accessing Internet services, will hit the market during the second half of next year (2009).

Nokia is gradually fulfilling its goal of reaching out to the end-consumers.

And this time, the Finnish giant plans to roll out subscription-based mobile phone services ‘live tools’ for the farming and student community in India.

Mr. D. Shiva Kumar, Managing Director, Mobile Phones, Nokia India, stated that with these new services, farmers can easily get information on agriculture, commodity prices and weather to the farming community and other related issues over their mobile handsets.