India is pressuring Islamabad to take strict action against the people behind Mumbai 26/11. Recent arrest of an Indian national on Wednesday by Pakistan’s intelligence agencies has added a new twist in Indo-Pak relations.

Law-enforcement agencies have arrested Satish Anand Shukla in connection with Wednesday’s bomb blast in the Bahawalpur House here.  Four persons were injured and a woman was killed when a car bomb went off at 9.20 am within the Government Officers Residences complex. Officials claim that he is an Indian spy.

Public Works Department (PWD) engineer M K Gupta was beaten to death in Auraiya for refusing to pay for chief minister Mayawati's birthday celebrations. The state administration has denied the allegation.

According to sources, BSP MLA and his supporters tortured Gupta after he refused to pay Rs 50 lakh for the birthday celebrations of Chief Minister Mayawati on January 15. Marks of torture and electric shocks were found on the body.

According to Auraiya Additional SP Sureshwar, Gupta was unconscious when Tiwari left him at the police station before dawn. Gupta was declared dead when police took him to hospital. SHO Hoshiar Singh was later suspended for negligence.  

One of the most awaited films of the year, Aamir Khan’s ‘Ghajini’ finally released on the Christmas day. The Madras High Court lifted the stay on the film's release with an interim order on Wednesday after the film's makers offered to pay guarantee money to the court.

Hearing on the case will be resumed on the January 6, 2009. The producer of Tamil version of the movie, A Chandreshekhar accused makers of ‘Ghajini’ of forging documents to get the copyright. Producers of the ‘Ghajini’ used every possible chance for publicity of the movie to increase public interest in the movie.

Mumbai is gearing up for marathon on January 18. 26/11 terror attack has intensified the feelings of Mumbaikars to stand united against the terrorists.

The organisers announced the event details in a press conference at the Trident hotel, which reopened on Sunday after being targeted by terrorists on November 26.

The slogan of the event has been changed from 'Run Mumbai Run' to 'Mumbai runs to secure its future'. 3, 60,000 people have already registered for the race.

A recent study by the scientists has revealed that slow starvation of the brain from glucose may lead to Alzheimer’s disease.

The study of human and mice brains shows a reduction in blood flow robs the brain of energy. This results in setting off a process that produces the sticky clumps of protein.

According to the researchers this is a major cause of the disease.    

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