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It's a very well known fact that Shriya Saran was supposed to pair with Dhanush in `Polladhavan'. Due to last minute changes, the actress couldn't make up for the scheduled dates in spite of receiving a big sum as the advance amount.

Although, the film's producers had requested her to payback the respective sum, she never heeded to their call. With no options left in hand, the producers approached Tamil Film Producers' Council to sort out the issue.

Kane Williamson (19), New Zealand all rounder, is all set to make his debut against Australia in the second Test in Hamilton.

The all-rounder had been a stand out this season in domestic cricket and deserved an opportunity to be involved at a higher level, Black Caps coach Mark Greatbatch said.

The Sydney Morning Herald has reported that Williamson is the only change to the team, which lost to Australia by 10 wickets in Wellington.

Electrotherm (India) Ltd is a market leader in Indian foundry & Steel industry. The company caters to Ferrous & Non- Ferrous foundries and metal melting industry. The company manufactures medium frequency induction melting furnaces, induction heating and hardening equipment, Dc arc furnaces etc. The company is also in power generation and electric vehicles.

Key Highlights: Leader in Induction Furnaces with 50% market share in India coupled with strong presence in international market.

Soyabean ended positive on firm global markets and hopes demand for Indian meal from overseas

There are plans to invite former Australian premier John Howard as a special guest at the NZC meeting in May, and refuted reports about snubbing the ICC vice-president nominee, New Zealand cricket chief Justin Vaughan has said.

New Zealand Cricket rejected an approach last month from Cricket Australia’s chief James Sutherland for Howard to meet Kiwi cricket executives during the first Test in Wellington, which ended yesterday.

Mentha oil settled down with moderate change on profit taking. Gains at the physical market also failed to garner much support. On March 22th, total stock of mentha oil at MCX-monitored warehouses at Chandausi was 751,100 kg of which 716,564 kg is physical stock and 34,535 is the demat stock. March contract dropped Rs 2.1 and settled at Rs 621.2 a kg. The contract made intraday low of Rs 620.7 a kg and high of Rs 625.9 a kg with the volume of 1377 and total open interest for the same contact was at 2515.Now support for the menthol is seen at 619.3 and below could see a test of 617.4. Resistance is now likely to be seen at 624.5, a move above could see prices testing 627.8.