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Bollywood and the never ending string of affairs are almost like bread and butter with each term contributing towards making the other seem complete. Bollywood has had such great affairs right from the time it has come into existence that more than half of the popularity of the stars are due to these affairs and counter affairs that always are an interesting aspect in glossy magazines and gossip columns.

Former woman bandit Seema

With the intention to ameliorate infant care in rustic regions, GE Healthcare in partnership with social enterprise 'Embrace' will distribute low-cost baby warmers in rustic parts of the country early next year.

The infant warmer, which resembles a small sleeping bag, will keep babies warm for hours and also helps defend them from hypothermia.

New Delhi, Dec 18 - Enough of goodie goodie roles for Konkona Sen Sharma. The two-time National Award winner says she enjoyed playing a sexually aggressive woman in Vinay Shukla's "Mirch" and laments that not too many such roles come her way.

"The roles that I get offered are very good and of serious women who are morally upright, righteous and honest. But I was dying to do this one ('Mirch'). I never get offered this kind of roles," Konkona told IANS in a telephonic chat from her Mumbai home.

Indian market reacted positively to RBI credit policy, in an extremely volatile session indices attracted good buying in the final hour of the session. IT, OIL-GAS and METALS appeared as major gainers along with BANKING STOCKS. The Sensex closed at 19864, up 217 points from its previous close, and Nifty shut shop at 5948, up 56 points. The CNX Midcap index was up 0.4% and the BSE Smallcap index was up 0.5%.

Michael McGimpsey has supported the thoughts of a senior health official's over the fact that nearly 4,000 jobs would be cut in heath department if Stormont's draft budget is approved.

Regional Health and Social Care Board chief executive, John Compton, said waiting times might as well get stretched too.

It was further pronounced on Wednesday the health budget would increase by £326m.

But the health minister assured that Mr Compton's comment might prove to be of "several million pounds short".