The story of much-awaited flick of the year 2008 ‘Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi’, which was kept as a guarded secret, is out of the closet.
According to sources, the storyline of SRK starrer, which is set for a December release, was only told to the three main leading characters including Shah Rukh Khan, Anushka Sharma and Vinay Pathak.
T-Mobile has made announcement about the launching of two latest devices, named Samsung Behold and Samsung Gravity in the US market.
The ultra thin phone ‘Samsung Behold’ comes packed with astounding features such as 3G connectivity, full HTML web browser and Samsung’s very own TouchWiz interface, which lets users to modify and personalize the mobile phone.
Indian currency gained 3.66% against the US dollar for the week ended Nov 7, 2008, as against the last week’s figure of Rs 49.46.
The Indian rupee surged marginally at the opening of the week, afterward, in the mid week it bounced back from its early losses. While, at the end of the week, it ended on a flat note as compared to its last close on Thursday, Nov 6, 2008.
The ongoing global financial crisis is badly impacting steel companies across the country. They are taking various cost cutting measures to cover their losses. Major steel companies such as JSW, Essar and Ispat Industries have already cut down their production due to steep decline in demand across various sectors.
CFO of JSW Steel, Sheshagiri Rao said that steel industry is dealing with low demand by announcing production cuts. He however said that that the situation would soon become normal.
The story of much-awaited flick of the year 2008 ‘Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi’, which was kept as a guarded secret, is out of the closet.
T-Mobile has made announcement about the launching of two latest devices, named Samsung Behold and Samsung Gravity in the US market.
The Jharkhand government h
Indian currency gained 3.66% against the US dollar for the week ended Nov 7, 2008, as against the last week’s figure of Rs 49.46.
The ongoing global financial crisis is badly impacting steel companies across the country. They are taking various cost cutting measures to cover their losses. Major steel companies such as JSW, Essar and Ispat Industries have already cut down their production due to steep decline in demand across various sectors. 
