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Those, who are planning to buy Honda City as their next car to serve their households with can now get the deals at lower prices as Honda Siel Cars India has recently announced on Tuesday about the new price structure that they have decided upon for its volume model Honda City, reason behind the price reduction being stated as a cost reduction effort in the supply chain and manufacturing. The reduced prices are effective from today onwards.

Children in poor countries are at similar risks of getting affected to the illnesses as are the children in wealthy areas and thus, some international donors have been led by Britain and Bill Gates, who have pledged on Monday, to spend $4.3 billion to buy vaccines to protect children in poor countries against potential killers such as diarrheal diseases and pneumonia.

Mumbai is definitely a city of dreams for many and once again Mumbai has proved it. This time, the lucky ones is the gay couple, Alan and Brian, a deaf-and-mute gay American couple, who was trying for a baby in the US for about six years but failed, post which, they decided to visit Mumbai in India to get the IVF done enabling them to complete their family.

Chennai, June 14 : US based financial services major Citigroup Inc. Tuesday said it had made a pre-tax profit of $160 million after reducing its holding in non-banking finance company HDFC Ltd by 1.5 percent to 9.9 percent.

The Mumbai-based HDFC is a major player in the Indian housing finance segment with mortgages worth around $37 billion as of March, 2011.

Citigroup has no plans to further dilute its holdings in HDFC, a company statement said.

New Delhi, June 14 : Beautifully told tales touching upon various human emotions hit the silver screen this year with movies like "I AM", "Chalo Dill" and "Stanley Ka Dabba". But only a few did well as the audiences were either not aware or were hesitant about watching an unfamiliar cast or theme. Ironically, these tales are often more engrossing compared to big-buck movies, mainly because the emphasis is more on content, storytelling technique and performances.

Hacker group LulzSec has now targeted the U. S. Senate and has already released internal data from the chamber's database.

LulzSec said in a statement that, "We don't like the US government very much. Their boats are weak, their lulz are low, and their sites aren't very secure."

The statement also said, "In an attempt to help them fix their issues, we've decided to donate additional lulz in the form of owning them some more!" The group described the data as a "small, just-for-kicks release".