Showing posts with label current news. Show all posts
Showing posts with label current news. Show all posts

Monday, August 31, 2009

All the Current News

In India news the current news are that government goes to huddle to bail out aviation sector. Top news at the moment is ICC to meet over India’s WADA association. Bollywood news of the moment is that much-anticipated release of this year, Vishal Bharadwaj’s film Kaminey and Rumi Jaffrey’s Life Partner with Tusshar Kapoor, Fardeen Khan, Genelia D Souza, won’t release this Friday owing to the shutdown of multiplexes due to the Swine flu scare.

Here are some more India news; the toll in swine flu death rises with the death of a twenty six year old woman in Bangalore. Other top news India is the big tax cut that is coming to the people soon. Other bollywood news includes Salman Khan quits smoking, says it was the toughest villain he had to fight. In more news related to India, a recent study reveals that India’s economic growth will make water crisis a living reality. The current news is that the indefinite curfew called at Imphal was given a 12 hour respite and this item of news can never be the top news from India. In more bollywood news, Mallika Sherawat is reportedly, going to get her body insured.

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Two Hotels attacked in Jakarta

Bomb blasts ripped through the JW Marriott and the Ritz-Carlton hotels in Jakarta's business district on Friday, killing nine people and wounding dozens in attacks that could dent investor confidence in Indonesia.

A car bomb also blew up along a toll road in North Jakarta, police said without giving further details. Indonesia's Metro TV said two people had been killed. An unexploded bomb was also later found at the Marriott, police said.

The apparently coordinated bombings are the first in several years and follow a period in which the government had made progress in tackling security threats from militant Islamic groups, bringing a sense of political stability to Southeast Asia's biggest economy.

Suspicion is likely to fall on remnants of the Jemaah Islamiah group, blamed for previous attacks including a car bombing outside the Marriott in 2003 as well as bombings on the resort island of Bali the previous year that killed 202 people.

for full story visit : http://in.reuters.com/article/topNews/idINIndia-41107320090717

Sunday, June 28, 2009

Bollywood news is meant to entertain the readers and viewers

News has always been an important place holder in our lives. As the day starts with listening to news or reading about them in newspapers, we get to know about the happenings in the nation and on an international level too. Talking about the India news, bollywood is the most discussed topic along with politics. Well, both seem to be intact with each other as many of the bollywood actors have entered politics. Some of them to be named are Sanjay Dutt, Jaya Bachchan, Shatrughan Sinha, Hema Malini, Govinda and Jaya Prada. Many of them also form a part of top news India, when they happen to get caught in a controversy.

Now, let’s check out the current news about purely bollywood. The latest talk in the tinsel town is that Saif Ali Khan has taken Punjabi lessons for his new movie. In the wake of this, he has learnt the accent and has tried to get engrossed with his character in the movie very well. Another kind of latest bollywood news in the market has been the so-called romance between Hrithik Roshan and Barbara Mori. Though, this has turned out to be a publicity gimmick, the readers used to enjoy it a lot. All this came out when Hrithik walked the ramp with his wife.

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Prabhakaran is dead confirmed by Sri Lanka

On Tuesday, News flashed that Sri Lanka’s military confirmed the death of Tamil Tiger rebel leader Prabhakaran. After a gun battle on Monday the military declared total victory over Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), putting Sri Lanka completely back under government rule for the first time since the war started in 1983.

With a war long viewed as unwinnable now over, Rajapaksa gave a speech in parliament promising major development in the formerly Tiger-controlled areas in northern Sri Lanka and pledging to protect the rights of Tamils.

He Said "It is necessary that the political solutions they need should be brought to them,". "However, it cannot be an imported solution ... it is necessary that we find a solution that is our very own, of our own nation."