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Farah Khan is a big Madhuri Dixit buff.

Farah seems to be referencing Katrina with the Dhak Dhak beauty for her flick 'Tees Maar Khan'.

According to recent reports, Sallu's girl friend will be performing a spicy item number, which will be shot at Malsej Ghat, for the film in a hot ghaghra choli designed by ace fashion designer Aki Narula.

For this song with hot jhatkas & latkas, Katz will go through 15-20 days of training with choreographer Geeta Kapoor as well as Farah.

On Wednesday, the emails sent to some Facebook users were automatically sent to wrong recipients due to some bug in the Facebook email system.

Explaining the peculiar behavior of its mailing service, Facebook said that a coding glitch was the reason behind the wrong deliveries. A spokesperson from the company further added that during a regular push on Wednesday, a bug within the social networking giant's system caused all the misrouting.

However, it claimed that the problem was caused to only a small number of users for a very short span of time.

Apple iPhone and iPod users download at least one app every month. This was revealed by a survey done by AdMob, which shows that 50 per cent of the Apple smartphone and 35 per cent of the iPod touch users purchase a minimum of one app from the Net within 30-days period.

As compared to the Android users, this figure is quite large, making the Apple users the most apps-obsessed in their lot.

Apart from downloads, the satisfaction quotient amongst the Android consumers, and more specifically in the iPhone users, was found to be the highest.

The Abhijeet Group, which has joined hands with a Canadian company, is looking to pocket a mining deal in Jharkhand's Ramgarh region where it decides to set up an eco-friendly and economic technique of coal extraction known as Energy Coal Gasification Technology or UCG.

The Coal Mining and Planning Development of India (CMPDI), an undertaking of Coal India Limited (CIL), had sought expression of interest from firms for UCG for the Kaitha coal block located in Ramgarh region.

Tonight is Bol

Researchers trying to make their way to better aid patients protect themselves from a heart failure are taking their indications from heart patients.

The work has its roots in a puzzling interest that medical doctors have long discovered in their patients: When faced with a coronary failure, those who have had a previous one frequently fare better than those who have never had one.