The 30-share index Sensex, which had suffered a heavy loss earlier this morning, recovered over 200 points from today’s lows, touching a high of 9,968.12.

Metal, realty, banking, oil & gas stocks led the declining charts.

BSE Midcap and Smallcap index fell 2.52% and 2.26% respectively.

After opened the day negatively at 9,683.41, down 486.49 points, the Sensex crashed to 9681.28 following a massive sell-off in front line stocks.

At 10:59 a.m., Sensex stood at 9,926.09, down 243.81 points, after hitting a high of 9,928.11 and a low of 9,681.28.

After playing a kindhearted teacher in blockbuster ‘Taare Zameen Par’, perfectionist Aamir Khan will be seen in a ‘killer’ look in his upcoming flick ‘Ghajini.’

Aamir sports a masculine bare-chested-look with stylish tattoos on it.

Aamir also said that it was his primary attempt at doing an out an out action role, so he had to work hard for this unique look.

The actor also shows off his eight-packs in the movie for which, he had to undergo extreme physical training and gymming for almost a year.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a rise in food allergies in American children with four out of every 100 kids affected. The allergies which affect about 3 million children, doubles their risk of asthma and triples their risk of skin or respiratory allergies.

Amy Barnum, MSPH, CDC health statistician said, "It is a significant trend -- food allergies do appear to be continuously increasing over the decade. And if you look at hospital discharges with any diagnosis related to food allergy, there has been a significant increase."

Finnish giant Nokia has made announcement about the launching of its latest sleek looking, compact dual slider N series phone, named ‘N85’ in the Indian market.

With an aim to provide ultimate gaming experience together with feature-rich experience, the newly launched handset comes with 15try-and-buy mobile N-Gage games plus a voucher for one full game license.

With the motive to provide a new flexible business model for entrepreneurs and professionals engaged in trade, professional services and technology-based enterprises, a new and revised Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) Bill, 2008, was introduced by the government on Tuesday. The LLP Bill of 2006 gets replaced by this new-much awaited draft legislation.

In the Income-Tax Act, the tax structure of the new form of business would be addressed separately. Prem Chand Gupta the minister for corporate affairs, took the initiative to introduce the bill.

A new study is surely going to make men insecure, since this new study claims that women like spending time on computers than to spend times with their boy friends or partners.

The study brings to light that most of the women office workers spend almost three times as much time with their computers than their husbands or boyfriends. And they don't really mind it too. According to the Harris Interactive survey of 2,000 women; they in fact enjoy it.

There was only one in five women, who reported that they could spend more time with her mate. It seems that these girls were definitely using computers that run on older technology. But rest all said that they enjoy more time on their computers.