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Los Angeles, Sep 7 - Actress Mila Kunis is urging youngsters to take keen interest in politics.

The 28-year-old star, who is a staunch supporter of President Barack Obama, says it's "crazy" that youngsters in the US "don't educate themselves about the world".

She urges them to read book, newspaper and learn about current affairs - for the sake of their own children, reports contactmusic. com.

Southampton, Sep 7 - Ajinkya Rahane's 54 and Suresh Raina's blistering 40 off 19 balls took India to 187 for eight against England in the rain-hit second One-day International at the Rose Bowl here Tuesday.

Parthiv Patel (28) got India off to a flying start and Rahul Dravid (32) provided good support to Rahane, who scored his maiden fifty in One-day Internationals.

Raina's cameo towards the end propelled the visitors to a formidable total.

Tim Bresnan and Graeme Swann proved expensive but ended up with three wickets each.

New advanced technology developed for computer games and artificial intelligence might be used to detect leaking pipes, according to a team of researchers at Exeter University.

The team from university's Centre for Water Systems is working on new software that will be capable of detecting problems in a water distribution network. To develop the software, the team is trying to understand how to identify false alarms.

American space agency has released a set of impressive new photos of the Apollo landing sites on the Moon.

The images taken by the robotic Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO), clearly shows hardware parts left over by the astronauts in the 1960s and 70s. Several probes have send pictures before but these are the best yet.

Imagination Technologies has entered in to a new licensing deal with Sony, allowing the Japanese elctrnoics major access to IP cores from Imagination's PowerVR SGX Series5XT graphics family.

Sony will use these IP cores for components including computers, mobile phones and home entertainment systems. Imagination will receive license fees and royalty revenues based on the shipments of semiconductor products by the company using its IP.

It is expected that there might again be a rise in the interest rates by the RBI. The inflation in the nation has seemed to take the better of it since a long time and there seems no respite soon for India. RBI is taking all necessary measures to be able to fight inflation and make things easier for the common man.