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Recently, Shilpa Shetty has shared her secret wish while judging a dance reality show `Zara Nachke Dikha`.

Thus far, the actress, who has danced in many forms and styles, said that she wants to do a 'mujra', which the actress thinks is extremely elegant.

Shilpa said, "I have been lucky to show my talent in some of the grooviest Bollywood numbers but I wish to perform 'Mujra' onscreen at least once."

'Mujra' has been a vital part of Hindi films in the past.

Lux brand ambassadors and the real life couple Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan will meet 12 lucky winners of a contest announced by the brand in London.

Named as the Lux Superstar Offer, it is valid for contestants who will find two stars inside a Lux soap.

Afterward, they have to call on the toll free number 1800-22-8080 and lodge their name, contact number and address and also fill up a slogan "I love Lux because...."

Wipro chief Azim Premji stated that the Euro zone debt crisis will not affect the country.

"It will blow over," Premji said on the margins of a Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry meeting, which took place in Bangalore.

He also said that Greece accounted for just 2.5% of the domestic product of the European Union and approximately 0.3% of the worldwide gross domestic product (GDP).

Mr. Azim also said that there was no impact on Wipro from the financial crisis.

According to reports, the Chandigarh government has decided to spend around Rs 48 crore during the existing financial year to promote facilities and infrastructure in subsisting schools.

Moreover, the report also said that the administration will also set up new schools in the union territory.

Researchers have created and successfully examined a new sensor, which can detect Type-I diabetes instantaneously.

The novel device could also be utilized by doctors in the emergency room to check whether a patient has developed diabetic ketoacidosis.

In the coming time, the technology may also be used by diabetes sufferers, in their own homes, to check whether they need more insulin or not.

A new study has revealed that patients turned less sexually active after suffering a heart attack, particularly if they don't get instructions from physicians regarding when it is safe to restart sex.

During the research of 1,184 men and 576 women heart attack sufferers, around half the males and about a third of females reported receiving discharge instructions on restarting their sex lives.

The study reported that less than 40% of men and less than 20% of females discussed sex with their doctors in the year following their heart failure.