If you are thinking of ‘Jai-Veeru’ from a smash hit ‘Sholay’, you are on the wrong side!

Jai-Veeru is the name given to the new film directed by Punit Sira. The movie has already been released in India this Friday (March 13).

The film, which stars Fardeen Khan, Kunal Khemu, Dia Mirza, Anjana Sukhani and Arbaaz Khan, fails to impress audience desite having all the requirements of a formula film including good guys, bad guys, best friends, revenge, betrayal, romance, fight and much more.

According to "Tobacco Atlas", which released on Monday (March 09), tobacco usage will kill six million people annually by 2010, and drain $500 billion from the worldwide economy that exceeds the total combined annual expenditure on health in all low and middle income nations.

The atlas reported that the tobacco industry has made the countries having less efficient public health plans and poor resources as their major areas of focus.

Reliance Communications (RCom), the part of the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, is riding high these days.

The company announced that its total subscriber base has gone up to 69.38 million as it added 3.38 million new customers on both GSM and CDMA networks during the last month (Feb 2009).  

RCom had claimed over 5 million additions for the month of January (2009).

Transcend has announced its new 192 GB high speed solid state drive (SSD), which comes with NAND flash memory, in the Indian market.

The SSD is also resistant to mechanical failure resulting from vibration, shock or heat. Moreover, it is compatible with SATA II, and offers high-speed transfer rate.

The company claims that this newly launched MLC-equipped 192GB SSD reads at the speed of 150 MB per second, while it writes at the speed of 90 MB per second.

It also has a strong new controller that surpasses standard 2.5” hard drives.

State-owned NHPC, a hydroelectric power generating company, revealed in a statement, that it would come out with its initial public offer, only after the market conditions improve.

Mr. SK Garg, Chairman and Managing Director of the company said, "IPO is on hold till market conditions stabilize."

Last year in October, the company has planned initial public offer (IPO) of 167 crore equity shares, which latter the company called off due to volatile market conditions.

The company has plans to raise funds for its future expansions and part finance the construction and development costs of certain of identified projects.

Reliance Communications Limited, a part of the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, has finally rolled out its CDMA wireless broadband service in the country under the name 'Reliance Netconnect Broardband Plus'.

With downlink speeds of up to 3.1 Mbps and uplink speeds of up to 1.8 Mbps, Reliance Communications' Netconnect Broadband Plus is offering 30% higher downlink rate in comparison to any other wireless broadband offering.