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New Delhi, May 20 - Like the tall Lara Dutta or the shorter Rani Mukerji, you might want to flaunt stilettos to look glamorous and sleek. But experts feel this style statement can cause serious harm to the body if proper care is not taken.

"Increased pressure puts the forefoot at risk of injuries such as stress fractures, bunions and hammer toes. Knee pain is also common when high heels are involved," Ashish Jain, M. S. (orthopaedics), consultant joint replacement specialist at Max Hospital, told IANS.

Mumbai, May 20 - His energetic, untamed, inimitable and sometimes crazy dance moves were a hit with all age groups. Veteran actor Shammi Kapoor reveals he never worked with a choreographer and created every step spontaneously for the camera.

"I was very much influenced by my own self," Kapoor, 78, told IANS in an exclusive interview.

Afghan Interior Ministry spokesman Zemarai Bashary has informed that the Government has asked NATO-led forces had to help locate the plane which crashed. The NATO-led forces are expected to search the plane by using pilot-less drones. As per official reports from the Afghan Government, the Afghan passenger plane was carrying 43 passengers at the time of crash.

Rapidly growing technology is always searching for the foot prints of life on different planets. Life on Mars has been a fascinating idea for scientists for decades. Researchers are sending new vehicles to foreign planets. In the recent past, US astrologers have sent a vehicle to Mars to find the micro fossils of probable Martian.

The World Medical Association has also call for an emergency executive council meeting on the Dr. Desai's case as he is the president-elect of the World Medical Association. The demand for terminating Dr. Ketan Desai as MCI President and removing his name from the Indian Medical Register is derived with great pull as he has been found guilty.

Consumer confidence in Australia fell by 7% in the month of May after the recent hike in interest rates and the federal budget, according to a survey by Westpac Melbourne Institute. Westpac said that the decline in consumer confidence indicates that the response to the Budget was negative on balance.