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Salman Khan’s wax statue is all set to join the bandwagon of celebrities at London’s Madame Tussauds.

Big B, King Khan and Aish are already part of the famous museum, which is the London’s most desired tourist attraction.

The reports suggest that the wax statue will be ready for exhibit by January next year (2008), and Salman will personally go to London to uncover the figure.

Washington, Oct 2 : US senator Barack Obama’s nine-year-old daughter shuns hotel heiress Paris Hilton.

Speaking on ‘The Tyra Bank’s show, the presidential candidate told the host that his wife and kids are very particular about where he stays during a tour of the country.

Obama said that his daughter Malia keeps up with news and she doesn’t approve of the former jailbird

"This isn't a Hilton hotel, is it," his 9-year-old daughter, Malia, asks him.

Topps Meat Co. is still examining to find out the real cause for the E. coli infectivity related to eight cases in New York.

Topps representative, Michele Williams said that the Elizabeth, N.J., company on Saturday called back 80 ground beef products, comprising frozen patties, which could fill up 542 tractor-trailers as a safety measure to customers.

London: According to the British researchers, daily consumption of dark chocolate in limit, may improve physical condition by lessening blood pressure and meliorating brain function.

Dark chocolate contains higher levels of polyphenols, an antioxidant chemical, which has been linked with health advatages, for example a reduction in blood pressure.

Islamabad, Oct 2 : Pakistan’s National Assembly members of the All Parties Democratic Movement (APDM) have submitted their resignations to Speaker Chaudhry Amir Hussain.

Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI) chief and former cricketer Imran Khan was the first parliamentarian who tendered his resignation, following which other APDM leaders followed suit.

New Delhi: The rising rupee has not been capable of getting much luster out of the country’s total export performance with exports recording a 18.91% expansion in August 2007 valued at $12.68 billion as against $10.66 billion of exports in August 2006.

In spite of some setback like textiles and leather, others like engineering, gems & jewellery and petroleum are still adding to the growth. The growth speed, however, is under the 41.4% rate filed in August 2006 as compared to the corresponding months in 2005.

According to FIEO approximations, the drop in exports in labour-intensive segments will result in eight million job losses in the recent year.