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Islamabad, Sep 29 : The Pakistan's Supreme Court go ahead to President General Pervez Musharraf to contest the October 6 presidential polls in uniform, has lead to howls of protest from the Opposition parties.

Terming the verdict as disappointing, the Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA) has announced that it would file a review petition against the apex court’s decision in Musharraf’s dual office case.

“We will fight (against the decision) in the Parliament, the Election Commission and the SC,” MMA Senator Khurshid Ahmed told reporters.

Mumbai: The rupee dropped off from nine-and-a-half year peaks on yesterday, driven lower by suspected central bank interference and some short covering by capitalists, even if flows into the stock exchange limited losses.

The partially convertible rupee ended at 39.8450/8500 per dollar, dislocating from its last day close of 39.71/72, when it hit a high of 39.62 in early trade its most accented since April 1998.

London, Sept.29 : Norwegian archaeologists have reportedly discovered a Viking era cabin on the island Hrútey in Mjóifjördur Fjord in Ísafjardardjúp, also known as the West Fjords.

According to Ragnar Edvardsson, an archeologist at the West Fjords' Natural Science Center, diggings had revealed an oval building structure with a double layer of rocks and turf in between that can at least be traced back to the Middle Ages.

Washington: Playboy has offered a whopping 1 million dollars to Pamela Anderson and Denise Richards to pose nude together in a forthcoming issue of ‘Playboy’ mag.

A source disclosed that ‘Playboy’ chief Hugh Hefner wishes both the female actresses to work together for a spread in the January 2008 issue of the publication.