Recently, John Abraham gave unit members of Force a scare when he fell on a heap of stones while shooting an action sequence. But that hasn’t stopped the producer from carrying on with the schedule.

Looks like Milan Luthria’s sequel to One Upon A Time in Mumbai is going to be nothing like its parent.

These days we are always looking for exotic ways to present desi dishes.

Remember the old joke when a school teacher would always insist on opening the windows to “let the environment come in”?

When entering a musician’s home, to be greeted by a pair of drums would only make the opening scene of a poorly thought Bollywood film.

Do your bit to help save the Earth” is something we have been listening to for a long time, but on March 26, 2011 at 8.30 pm you can show your support by switching off lights for an hour and be a part

Just a few hours after a series of powerful quakes of 8.9 magnitude rocked Japan’s largest Honshu Island, cyberspace was abuzz with communities and groups on social networking sites in support for Jap

The government is fast-tracking efforts to enact legislation to tackle sea piracy that will empower Indian forces facing danger outside the country’s territory.
Government sources said the committee of secretaries (CoS) headed by Cabinet Secretary K.M. Chandra-sekhar met recently to discuss the issue. A proposal to bring

In fresh trouble for the encounter-friendly Gujarat police, the special investigating team probing the Ishrat Jahan encounter has recovered some fresh evidence that counters the police’s claim that it (encounter) was genuine, and that they had fired at four suspected terrorists in self-defence.