Wanna see a film showcasing controversial cricketer and Punjab da Puttar Harbhajan Singh in the lead role!

It seems that Harbhajan Singh aka Bhajji wants to add another feather to his cap.

The cricketer, who was present at the music launch of film Victory in Mumbai last night, hinted at a career in Bollywood.

In a significant move, Research In Motion (RIM), last week, has filed a lawsuit claiming Motorola improperly blocked the Blackberry maker from hiring employees Motorola has already fired or plans to terminate.

Earlier in February this year, both RIM and Motorola decided not to plead for each other's employees.

In a landmark decision, the International Astronomical Association has named an asteroid after a teenage Indian- American girl, Nandini Sarma, who won the first place at the 2007 Intel International Science & Engineering Fair for her Microbiology project.

The asteroid, which was discovered on 21st November 2000 by the Lincoln Laboratory Near Earth Asteroid Research (LINEAR), has been named as 23228 Nandinisarma.

Hyundai Motors India Limited (HMIL) has announced the introduction of Hyundai i20 in the Indian market.

Priced between Rs 4.8 lakh to Rs 5.82 lakh, the newly launched ‘Uber cool i20’ is an improved version of ‘'i10’ with large interior cabin and stylish exterior.

This fantastic five door car is available in three variants including the Magna, Sportz and the Asta.

Bollywood superstar and stunt king Akshay Kumar has recently gifted his loving wife Twinkle (Tina) Khanna, a grand Bentley car worth Rs 3 crore.

This is a surprise gift form Akki to his ladylove Tina for her birthday, which falls on December 29.

Apart from a great actor and a good human being, Akshay is a loving husband too who owes his success to Twinkle (her wife).  

Though he remains busy with his shooting, but Akki manages to find out some time for his wife and kid and very often used to take them off for a short break.

India’s fourth largest software export company, Satyam Computer Services suffered yet another blow with resignation of three more independent directors on its Board in the midst of rumor that the company’s founder chairman Ramalinga Raju may quit over Maytas deal disaster.

The company’s independent directors, M Rammohan Rao, who is Dean of Indian School of Business, Vinod Dham, a US-based technocrat widely regarded as “Father of Pentium” and Krishna G Palepu, professor of business administration at Harvard Business School, resigned from the nine-member Board.