The Aamir Khan made, Peepli Live, is finally out of the OSCAR AWARDS race. India's only entry into the OSCARS is out now. With more than, 65 entries worldwide into the Foreign Language Film Category, Peepli Live, was also chose. Earlier, Aamir Khan's Lagaan was also selected for the same and got little more success at the big awards. But this time, even for the final nominations in the OSCARS, the film couldn't make it. "Hors la loi", "Incendies", "In a Better World", "Life Above All", are the international flicks, which made it to the OSCARS nominations this time.
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Thursday, January 20, 2011
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Mumbai Teen Girl sues Her Mother | Ultimate Bizzare
A Mumbai teen girl has sued her estranged mother for getting her expenses paid. The girl has dragged her mother to the court for her exaggerated expenses. Girl's father has claimed that he couldn't afford the daughter's expenses. The girl has turned 18 early this month, simultaneously dragging her mother to court. Her expenses includes 85,000 INR for clothing, 36 INR her pocket money and 90,000 INR for education. In an petition filed, girl has demanded a total of the above amount. Her mother, while fighting back, has refused to pay such huge expenses. Such lavish expenses are completely inflated, her mother stated. The city High Court has ordered her mother to pay 15,000 INR per month to her daughter.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Indian Men becomes Dad at 94 | Haryana Farmer becomes the proud father at the age of 94 years
Indian Men ( from Haryana ), Ramajit Raghav, at the age of 94, became the proud father of a child for the first time in his life time. It could well be an entry in the Guinness Book of World Records. His wife Shakuntala is in her mid-fifties.
This farmer is from the province of Haryana and is a farmer. He has beaten Nanu Ram Jogi of Rajasthan, previous holder of the oldest dad distinction, by four years. For the record, Jogi’s 22nd child was born in 2007 when he was 90.
The baby was delivered normally at the town’s government hospital. Mother and baby are doing fine. Shakuntala is Raghav’s second wife. They got married 10 years ago.
| Indian Men, Ramajit Raghav, at 94, holding his Baby |
The baby was delivered normally at the town’s government hospital. Mother and baby are doing fine. Shakuntala is Raghav’s second wife. They got married 10 years ago.
Monday, December 27, 2010
Shahrukh Khan Celebrates the Failure of Tees Maar Khan | Hosts party post failure of the movie
The King Khan Shahrukh Khan has hosted party with his close friends after the failure of the Farah Khan's directorial flick Tees Maar Khan. There were many cars parked outside his residence Mannat and quite a bit of happiness was expressed over the failure of Tees Maar Khan, said his friend. Shahrukh khan has not made this excitement public because he is a very cautious man, and he knows that if Tees Maar Khan manages to make the enough money, he will have to eat his words back. Meanwhile , the movie is not doing well at the Box Office.
The film made meagre 12% collections on the first day of release and the pace doesn't seems well. The film has faced lots of competition with Ajay Devgan and Kajol Devgan starrer " Toonpur ka superhero"
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| Shahrukh Khan celebrates the failure of Tees Maar Khan |
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Baby born from 20 year old embryo..!
In 1990 a couple underwent In Vitro Fertilization. They eventually had a healthy baby. They also, as is common, had a number of microscopic embryos that hadn't been implanted, but were viable. They decided to anonymously donate them.
Now, one of those embryos has produced a little boy, 20 years after being created. This May, a 42-year-old woman gave birth to that boy, as reported in the journal Fertility and Sterility.
Frozen embryos are something of a new frontier in medicine and ethics. Last week Robert Edwards won the Nobel prize for developing IVF. But the questions surrounding the leftover embryos is still being struggle with. Recently NPR's Robert Siegel talked to Jeff Kahn, director of the Center for Bioethics at the University of Minnesota Medical School, about just this issue.
Now, one of those embryos has produced a little boy, 20 years after being created. This May, a 42-year-old woman gave birth to that boy, as reported in the journal Fertility and Sterility.
Frozen embryos are something of a new frontier in medicine and ethics. Last week Robert Edwards won the Nobel prize for developing IVF. But the questions surrounding the leftover embryos is still being struggle with. Recently NPR's Robert Siegel talked to Jeff Kahn, director of the Center for Bioethics at the University of Minnesota Medical School, about just this issue.
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