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IN BRIEF NHRC to collect facts on Kishenji killing New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS) Taking note of allegations that Maoist leader Kishenji was killed in a staged shootout, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) Monday said it will collect facts about the incident. In a statement issued here, the NHRC said it has asked its Director General (Investigation) to collect facts on the Nov 24 shootout. “The National Human Rights Commission has taken cognizance of a complaint alleging that Maoist leader Koteshwara Rao alia Kishenji was killed in a fake encounter in West Bengal,” the statement said. Kishenji was killed in a gunfight with security forces at Burisole jungle in West Midnapore district of West Bengal on Nov 24. Rights activists have alleged he was tortured and killed in captivity and it was later shown as a shootout death.
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Custom made in India - holidays for LGBTs
will surely attract more LGBT customers. The niche sector provides services such as gay-friendly lodging, transfer and guides in a protected environment, in which they impart specific training to hotel staff, drivers and guides to act in the same courteous manner as they would to any other customer. Though there is no specific data on the actual numbers of gay overseas tourists, the numbers would be huge even if one percent of all tourists are from the queer community. In 2010, India welcomed 5.58 million foreign tourists, up 9.3 percent over 2009.
Rajasthan government’s nod to third national park Jaipur, Nov 28 (IANS) The Rajasthan government Monday gave its nod to the proposal of declaring Kumbhalgarh and Tatgarh-Raoli areas of the state as a national park to house excess tigers from the Ranthambore National Park, an official said. The park, covering an area of 509 sq km, will be Rajasthan’s third one after Ranthambore and Keoladeo national parks in Sawai Madhopur and Bharatpur districts, respectively. It is being planned to accommodate the growing population of tigers in Ranthambore and prevent territorial fights among them. The park will be developed after clubbing together sanctuary areas of Kumbhalgarh and Tatgarh-Raoli, a senior forest department official told IANS. He added that the forest department had sent a proposal to the state government regarding this and it has been approved in the cabinet meeting Monday.
New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS) Team Anna member Arvind Kejriwal Monday rubbished the allegation of misappropriation of funds against Kiran Bedi's NGO and said the charges were a result of her demand for a strong Lokpal. Talking to reporters in the national capital, Kejriwal said there was no misappropriation of funds. Delhi Police registered a first information report (FIR) against Bedi Sunday after a court here ordered so, on the basis of a complaint by petitioner Devinder Chauhan alleging that Bedi misused donations by big corporates to her NGO. "The court order has no evidence attached, there are two allegations of cheating against Vedanta Foundation and Microsoft," Kejriwal said. Bedi, who was also present, did not say anything in her defence and Kejriwal presented the case on her behalf.
"Vedanta has written a letter to us, and they have rejected all allegations. Microsoft will also be sending such a letter soon," he said. "How can a third party allege cheating when the two parties working with each other have no complaints," he added. Kejriwal called it a conspiracy and said the case was filed against Bedi because she was fighting for the Janlokpal bill. "The FIR has been registered not because of any cheating or fraud, it is because she demanded a strong Lokpal bill," he said. The court Saturday directed police to file a case against Bedi on a complaint filed by Chauhan. Police Sunday registered a case against Bedi for criminal breach of trust, cheating and criminal conspiracy. Chauhan alleged that Bedi cheated various paramilitary forces and state police organisations on the pretext of providing free computer
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National New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS) The romance between India and gay tourists is growing and, cashing in on the interest, many Indian and international gay travel agencies are keenly pursuing the market by organising packages and special deals to cater to this niche segment. In the same context, the national capital Monday hosted the first Asian symposium on gay and lesbian tourism, attended by travel agents, agencies, hotels and airlines. "India is slowly but surely catching up on the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) travel radar as a preferred destination due to its culture, spirituality, awesome destinations and history," Abhinav Goel, founder of OutJourneys.com, a travel agency dedicated to gay travel, told IANS. According to Goel, the growth potential for gay tourists is so high that it has attracted even established players like Sita, Thomas Cook and Cox & Kings to the emerging travel segment. Meanwhile, IGLTA, which is a UN-accredited body to look after the travel trade industry of this niche segment, said that with an improving environment in India regarding the gay issue the country
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Arvind Kejriwal training to troopers' families under the banner of her NGO India Vision Foundation. "The facts of the case are being twisted without seeing the record on files. Mrs. Bedi is in possession of papers that would disprove the allegations. The attempt is to demoralize Team Anna through various scandals," Kejriwal.
Smiles and hugs as Kanimozhi, four others get bail New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS) On Monday the Delhi High Court and announced bail for DMK leader Kanimozhi and four others in the 2G spectrum allocation case. As the order was read out granting the five bail -- on par with the others released by the Supreme Court Nov 23, surprise and elation were written on the faces of their families and friends present in court. Most were clearly not expecting this announcement. Relatives of the five accused jumped up in joy. There was commotion as everyone hugged each other. They congratu-
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lated each other and smiled in happiness. DMK leader T.R. Baalu and the relatives of the other accused rushed out of the courtroom to Patiala House Courts -- a 10-minute walk away, where the trial in the 2G spectrum allocation case is going on. In the lower court, the trial had ended, but the accused were still present, waiting in hope. Balu rushed to Kanimozhi to share the "good news". The 43-year-old Rajya Sabha member, who was sitting with her husband, shared a special smile with him. It was her fifth attempt to get bail.
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Dalai envoy praises India’s ‘free democracy ‘
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IN BRIEF Free sanitary napkins for students in government schools New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS) In order to promote personal hygiene among young girls, the Delhi government on Monday launched a scheme to distribute free sanitary napkins to girls studying in Classes 6 to 12. Introducing the Kishori scheme, Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit said the Delhi government and its aided schools will distribute free sanitary napkins every month to young girls studying in Classes 6 to 12.
litical complexion to a religious event, saying by refusing to cave in India “has done the right thing”. “The Dalai Lama has been a guest
of India for 52 years. It would have been unusual if the Dalai Lama, regarded the world over as a spiritual leader and head of Tibetan Buddhism, will not attend this conference,” he said. Tsering’s comments came even as China on Monday said it was opposed to any country that “provide[d] a platform” for the Dalai Lama and his “anti-China activities”. Beijing claimed that the Dalai Lama “is not a purely religious figure but the one who has been engaged in separatist activities for a long time, under the pretext of religion”.
examining the Lokpal bill does not come up with recommendations for a strong anti-graft ombudsman, an activist said Monday.
pending indefinitely. The matter is pending before the constitution bench and its resolution may take some time”. The apex court bench of Justice A.K. Ganguly and Justice J.S. Khehar asked all the parties to file short affidavits after the JNU told the court that it had no objection to the suggestion by court-appointed lawyer Gopal Subramanium on the students’ union election.
CBI arrests four for kidnapping two businessmen
New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS) The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Monday rescued two businessmen who were kidnapped for ransom and arrested the four kidnappers, CBI officials said. Abdul Munaf, Sanjeev Radi, Rakesh and Yusuf were arrested from Mohan Garden in south Delhi on Monday, CBI spokesperson Dharini Mishra said.
Two arrested for killing man in tiff over parathas New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS) The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Monday rescued two
New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS) Delhi police on Monday told the Supreme Court that yoga guru Baba Ramdev played rabble-rouser and was responsible for the events culminating in the police operation to evict him and his anti-graft supporters from Ramlila ground here past midnight June 4. It was Baba Ramdev who transformed a crowd of 30,000 people into a “belligerent angry crowd” by telling them that the government had betrayed him, senior counsel Harish Salve, appearing for the police, told the apex court bench of Justice B.S. Chauhan and Justice Swatanter Kumar. The court was holding suo motu proceedings on the Ramlila ground incident. “Rousing 30,000 people to mutinying is not an answer in democracy and public order,” Salve said, adding that the right to life or personal lib-
Woman disappears from near metro station New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS) A 36-yearold woman went missing from a crowded lane near a metro station here, police said on Monday. Jaswinder Kaur, a resident of Karnal in Haryana, went missing from near Adarsh Nagar Metro station in north Delhi on Sunday evening, police said. “Her purse and slippers were found lying on the road near the metro station,” police said. Kaur had come to meet relatives at Adarsh Nagar two days ago and was staying there. businessmen who were kidnapped for ransom and arrested the four kidnappers, CBI officials said. Abdul Munaf, Sanjeev Radi, Rakesh and Yusuf were arrested from Mohan Garden in south Delhi on Monday, CBI spokesperson Dharini Mishra said.
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Apex court questions JNU on students’ union poll New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS) The Supreme Court on Monday asked the Jawaharlal Nehru University, its students union and the organisation Youth for Equality to file affidavits stating their respective positions on holding elections to the varsity’s student body. The court said that “this is a matter of holding JNUSU (Jawaharlal Nehru University Students’ Union) elections. The elections to JNUSU could not be kept
New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS) The Dalai Lama’s envoy here lauded India’s “free democracy” and said New Delhi has done “the right thing” by letting the Tibetan spiritual leader to speak at the Buddhist conference. “India is a free democratic society. China is a closed society; that’s why they are reacting in a paranoid manner,” Tempa Tsering, chief representative of the Dalai Lama, told IANS when asked about Chinese objections to the Global Buddhist Conference that entered its second day. Tsering protested against what he said was a Chinese design to give poDOUGLAS CURRAN AFP
In Your City New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS) The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) on Monday said Anna Hazare and his team members would have to first produce a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from police before they are allowed to hold a protest at Ramlila Ground from Dec 27-Jan 5. “We have received an application from Team Anna to book the Ramlila Ground Dec 27 to Jan 5. There are no previous bookings for the ground on those dates, so they can hold the protest. But before we give the permission, they should get a NOC from police,” MCD spokesperson Yogendra Singh Mann told IANS. Earlier, a spokesperson for India Against Corruption (IAC) said the MCD has given the go-ahead to Hazare and his associates to stage a demonstration at Ramlila ground Dec 27-Jan 5. Anna Hazare is planning to hold a day-long protest at Jantar Mantar Dec 11 if the parliamentary panel
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erty too was subject to public order. “Those who preach democracy must comply with the rule of law,”
Salve said, referring to the Dec 6, 1992 demolition of the Babri Masjid at Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh as a case of political leaders losing control of the crowd. Justifying the police operation, Salve said Baba Ramdev was exhorting more and more people to join the gathering at Ramlila ground and there were reports that people were being mobilised from adjoining states to reach Delhi.
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New Delhi, Nov 28 ried out,” he said, but (IANS) Defense Minisadmitted that India ter A.K. Antony Monand Pakistan have an day said India has no agreement in place information on a Chinato issue each other Pakistan joint military prior notice of any exercise held close to the joint military exerIndian border recently. cise within the radius In a written reply to of 50 to 75 km along questions in the Lok their border. Sabha, Antony’s answer Indian Defense Minister Media reports in to a query whether a the recent past, inA. K. Antony joint military exercise of cluding from ChiPakistani and Chinese armies was nese official media have indicated being carried out merely 25 km away that Chinese army personnel had from the border with Jaisalmer area carried out a counter-terrorism exof Rajasthan was an emphatic “no”. ercise with Pakistan Army personnel “No...There is no information re- in Jhelum in Pakistan’s Punjab provgarding such an exercise being car- ince in the middle of November.
Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) soldiers take part in the PakistanChina anti-terrorist drill as they wrap up their two-week military exercise in Jhelum, 85 kilometres southeast of Islamabad. Paratroopers hurtling head first out of planes, attack helicopters strafing a terror training centre and shacks blown to pieces was this week’s latest embodiment of China-Pakistan friendship.
India-Chinese defense dialogue on schedule New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS) Unfazed by the suspension of their latest border talks, India and China will go ahead with their annual defense dialogue on Dec 8 and 9, when they will finalize the series of bilateral exchanges including a joint army exercise for 2012. Defense ministry sources said here that there “is no change” in the plans for the annual dialogue to be held in New Delhi. The decision to go ahead with the dialogue came despite the Special Representative talks over the border row that was to take place here Monday and Tuesday being cancelled by Beijing at the last minute, reportedly miffed over the participation of Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, in an international Buddhist meet. The Annual Defense Dialogue (ADD) will be held between Indian Defense Secretary Shashikant
Sharma and Chinese Deputy Chief of General Staff General Ma Xiaotian here. The Chinese leader will also meet Defense Minister A.K. Antony as part of his visit to the Indian capital, sources said. “The meet is basically to finalize the bilateral programmes for 2012. The joint exercise plan too is likely to be discussed,” they said. However, the two sides may also raise irritants in the military relations. India may raise transgressions by Chinese personnel and helicopters into Indian territory, while China may flag its concerns over Indian warships venturing into the South China Sea, which Beijing views as its backyard. But both sides are likely to stick to their respective stand on the lack of clarity on the Line of Actual Control and the freedom of navigation in international waters.
fighter jets and helicopters bombed two security posts in Pakistan’s Mohmand tribal region near the Afghan border. Thirteen others were injured. The incident prompted angry protests from Islamabad. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta issued a joint statement over the weekend to offer condolences and said they are closely monitoring reports of the incident. Islamabad has rejected a request from the UAE to withdraw its call to the US to vacate a key air base after a NATO raid killed the 24 Pakistani soldiers. UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zeyed Al-Nahyan, who arrived in Islamabad on an unan-
nounced visit, met with President Asif Ali Zardari Monday and requested him to take back the deadline set for the US to leave the air base. President Zardari however told the UAE minister that it cannot be withdrawn, as people in the country are angry over the attack, Xinhua quoted TV channels as saying. The US has been using the air base for years for operations in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Saturday’s decision was taken at an emergency meeting of the cabinet defence committee, chaired by Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani. It had also ordered to close with immediate effect the NATO’s supply lines in Pakistan.
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Washington, Nov 29 (IANS) The US military will lead the probe into the cross-border attack by NATO forces that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers, the defense department said on Monday. The probe will “look at the full range of factors that contributed to this tragedy and it will be broad, expansive and thorough”, the department’s press secretary George Little said, adding that the US Central Command (Centcom) will lead the investigation. “The focus now is on continuing to engage with our Pakistani counterparts over time, even during difficult periods,” Xinhua quoted Little as saying. Twenty-four Pakistani soldiers were killed Nov 26 when NATO
South Africa, Durban: South Africa President Jacob Zuma (L) and UN climate chief Christiana Figueres talk on November 28,2011 during the opening of UN talks on climate change in Durban. Topping the agenda in Durban is the fate of the Kyoto Protocol, the only global pact with targets for curbing greenhouse-gas emissions, whose first round of pledges expires at the end of 2012. Alongside, a group of demonstrators who travelled from East Africa to South Africa displayed placards during the UN Climate Change conference in Durban calling for “climate justice”.
IN BRIEF US shuts down 150 websites to fight counterfeiting Washington, Nov 29 (IANS) US authorities have shut down 150 websites engaged in the illegal sale and distribution of counterfeit goods and copyrighted works, Xinhua reported. The operation, executed by the Justice Department, Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and other federal agencies, was timed to coincide with “Cyber Monday”, the biggest on-line shopping day of the year.
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No consensus at all party meeting on retail FDI
New Delhi, Nov 29 (IANS): Filost without transacting any manance Minister Pranab Mukherjor business. The winter session is jee Tuesday chaired an all-party slated to end Dec 21.The United meeting to arrive at a consensus Progressive Alliance (UPA) govover allowing foreign direct inernment has come under stringent vestment (FDI) in the retail sector. attack from both opposition and But the meeting failed to reach a allies for the decision to allow 51 breakthrough. The finance minispercent foreign direct investment ter is now scheduled to brief Prime (FDI) in retail. Minister Manmohan Singh. While the government is unThe meeting at the parliament likely to roll back its decision on Prime Minister Finance Minister annexe was attended by opposiFDI in retail, sources say that it Manmohan Singh Pranab Mukherjee tion parties like Bharatiya Janata might accommodate concerns of Party (BJP), the Left, AIADMK, Bahu- DMK. The meeting was being seen as the opposition and allies in the condijan Samaj Party (BSP) and Samajwadi an effort by the government to reach tions imposed on the foreign investors Party as well as the Congress and its out to the opposition as five days of so that the interests of the local retail allies like the Trinamool Congress and parliament’s winter session have been store owners are not affected.
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Bengal, only Kolkata and Asansol have over 1 million population.
New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS): The telecom ministry will soon be meeting the telecom operators on the 3G Intra Circle Roaming (ICR) issue and will thereafter take the final decision, a senior official said Monday. "Consultation with law (ministry) is complete. We will hold a consultation with telecom players before taking any final decision," Telecom Secretary R. Chandrashekhar told reporters after
Bengal traders' body calls shutdown against FDI
Kolkata, Nov 28 (IANS): The Confederation of West Bengal Trade Associations (CWBTA), the apex body of the most prominent trade associations of the state covering over five lakh small and medium traders, has called a 24-hour trade
shutdown Dec 1 in protest against the central government's consent to entry of Foreign Direct Investment in multi-brand retail trade. "At the CWBTA executive committee meeting Monday, the office bearers and constituent trade as-
sociations unanimously resolved to observe this trade bandh," said founder president Feroz Ali. All sister apex trade bodies would also support and observe this shutdown as a gesture of solidarity, Ali said.
states that weak demand and fiscal consolidation has halted recovery in Britain.
IN BRIEF Britain to return to recession in 2012 London, Nov 28 (IANS): Britain will return to recession next year, and will need to print more money, says a report by an international economic research group. The Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said in its semi-annual report on the economic outlook in its 34 member
decision to lift the blockade comes ahead of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's daylong visit to Manipur Dec 3 where he is scheduled to launch and inaugurate several development projects. The prime minister is also expected to address a public meeting. The UNC's decision is seen as an olive branch with the Naga leadership hoping to get an audience with the prime minister to air their grievances. The blockade that began Aug 1 had led to severe shortage of essentials, petroleum products and cooking gas cylinders, besides medicines.
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New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS): West Bengal Finance Minister Amit Mitra, who as the head of one of India's oldest and largest industry chambers had pushed hard for foreign equity in the $450-billion Indian retail sector, appears to have changed sides. In line with the opposition from his party, Trinamool Congress, Mitra Monday strongly criticised the move saying India's multi-brand retail sector was not prepared for foreign equity investment and the decision would hurt small retailers and small and medium enterprises. Mitra said Indian markets cannot be compared with advanced economies that have a monetized system. Only two cities in West Bengal - Kolkata and Asansol - are eligible for allowing foreign equity investment in multi-brand retail. As per the policy document, foreign equity investment will be permitted only in the cities that have over 1 million population. In West
by the Sadar Hills District Demand Committee (SHDDC) on Aug 1 demanding conversion of the Kuki tribal majority Sadar Hills area into a full-fledged district. The SHDDC lifted the blockade on two highways -- Imphal-Dimapur-Guwahati (NH39) and ImphalJiribam-Silchar (NH53) -- on the 92nd day after the state government agreed to their demand of creating a district, a move opposed by the Nagas. But the UNC continued with their blockade - the Manipur blockade entered its 121st and the UNCled strike its 100th day Monday. The
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Imphal, Nov 28 (IANS): The indefinite economic blockade in Manipur that entered its 121st day Monday has been temporarily withdrawn, said a leader of the United Naga Council (UNC) spearheading the agitation. "We have decided to temporarily lift the blockade on the two national highways from 6 a.m. Tuesday," UNC president Loli Adani told a public meeting at the Nagadominated Tamenglong district of Manipur. The UNC is spearheading the blockade on the two national highways since Aug 21 to counter the economic blockade launched
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Apex court notice to SEBI on Sahara companies' plea New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS): The Supreme Court Monday issued a notice to the securities and exchange regulator and the central government on a plea of two Sahara group companies which challenged a Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) award directing them to refund Rs.17,400 crore collected from investors. The court also questioned the companies and said: "Show us your total net worth. How they have applied Rs.19,000 crore. Let them show the application of funds." An apex court bench of Chief Justice S.H. Kapadia, Justice A.K. Patnaik and Justice Swatanter Kumar extended till Jan 9 the date for the two companies -- Sahara India Real Estate Corp and Sahara Housing Investment Corp -- to refund the money collected through optional fully convertible debentures.
a meeting of the Telecom Commission. Leading telecom service provider Airtel, along with Vodafone and Idea Cellular, had entered into a roaming agreement to offer 3G services in the circles where they could not win the 3G spectrum. However, the telecom regulator and the enforcement cell of the telecom department department say the agreement is illegal. The operators last week expressed huge discon-
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tent and sought the prime minister's intervention in the ICR issue, saying that the government should refund the 3G license fees if such pacts were not allowed. The high priced bidding for 3G auctions, which took place last year fetched the exchequer a little under Rs.70,000 crore and saw top operators coughing billions of rupees with Bharti Airtel paying up Rs.12,295 crore for 13 circles.
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The Climate Change Terminology Acronyms and concepts in climate change talks that you'll come across during discussions on climate change.
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Fast-start Finance: The collective commitment by developed countries at CoP 15 in Copenhagen to provide new and additional resources to the tune of $30 billion for the period 2010-2012. Green Climate Funding: At CoP 16 in Cancun, developed countries agreed to channel up $100 billion per year by 2020 to help developing countries fight climate change. REDD: Reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation in developing countries. It was first introduced in CoP 11 in Montreal. CDM: Clean Development Mechanism offers developed countries' investment in clean projects in developing countries to meet their emission targets. Emission intensity: The carbon emissions of a country per unit of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In mathematical terms, total carbon emissions in a year divided by the country's GDP is equal to carbon intensity. Historical Responsibility: A term used to mean that till now almost all the accumulated GHGs in the atmosphere are a result of emissions by developed countries. Principle of Equity: Every person in the world should have an equal carbon space in the atmosphere. Common but differentiated Responsibility: Recognising that developed countries are principally responsible for the current high levels of GHG emissions in the atmosphere as a result of more than 150 years of industrial activity, there is a heavier burden on developed nations to cut emissions. Technology Transfer: Developing countries have been demanding that rich countries provide to them technologies that are more energy efficient and help them in reducing emissions. The intellectual property rights issues are a bone of contention as rich countries do not want to do away with the IPRs.
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UNFCCC: The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change came into existence at the UN Environment Conference at Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, in 1992. Better known as Earth Summit, the conference sought to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. With 194 members, the UNFCCC has near universal membership. CoP: The Conference of Parties is an annual meet of UNFCCC members. The first CoP was held in Berlin in 1995 and the Durban meet is the 17th. Kyoto Protocol: Born at the UN climate meet in Japan's Kyoto city in 1997, it is the only existing regime that introduced legally binding emission targets on rich countries and voluntary cuts for the developing world. It came into operation in February 2005 and it ends 2012. As many as 192 countries are party to it while the US is yet to ratify it. Greenhouse gases (GHG): The six gases responsible for causing global warming -- carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, hydrofluorocarbons, perfluorocarbons and sulphur hexafluoride. IPCC: The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change was created in 1988 in an effort by the UN to provide the governments of the world with a clear scientific view of what is happening to the world's climate. It came out with its first assessment in 1990 and the fifth one is due in 2013. Bali Action Plan: The 2007 climate conference in Bali culminated in the adoption of the Bali Road Map, which consists of a number of measures essential to reach a secure climate future. Adaptation: Measures need to be taken at the global and local levels in order to reduce the impacts of climate change. Anthropogenic Emissions: Emissions caused by human activity. Mitigation: Reduction of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
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Heat but no light likely at Durban climate talks The stage is set for the annual UN summit on climate change starting Monday at Durban in South Africa but Indian officials and experts are pessimistic about the prospects of a breakthrough that can bring the rich and poor countries on board on the critical subject of global warming. The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Conference of Parties 17 (CoP) summit from Nov 28 to Dec 9 is likely to seal the fate of the Kyoto Protocol - the only legal regime that calls for emission cut by developed countries but expires in 2012. According to Indian officials, nothing comprehensive is expected at the Durban talks, which will see negotiators from 194 countries party to the UNFCCC trying to carve out the best deal for their governments and people. The bone of contention between developed and developing countries remains on climate financing, transfer of energy efficiency technology, the second commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol and legally binding emission cuts. Sunita Narain, director general of the Centre for Science and Environment, said not much is expected in Durban, except the usual shadowboxing. Deepening Euro zone crisis is also expected to cloud the talks as developed countries have failed to provide promised climate funding to poor countries to take measures to combat climate change. Developed countries have committed $30 billion as fast-start financing by 2012 and $100 billion per year by 2020 for developing countries. India's former key negotiator Prodipto Ghosh told IANS: "There is no new money coming from rich countries and they have been repackaging existing funds to help developing countries adapt to climate change and curb emissions." Seen group wise, the European Union is ready for a second commitment period for the Kyoto Protocol but with a rider that the US should also agree to it and developing countries like India and China should commit to bringing down emissions. US President Barack Obama how-
South African dancers making a blue line lead during a 3kms 'Walk for the Future' along Durban's beach front on Sunday ahead of the opening of UN -Climate conference (COP17). ever created a controversy early this month by saying that the US is doing enough but developing countries should also take necessary action. Other major economies like Australia, Japan and Russia are also of the same view. India has taken a tough stand and has proposed three key points to be included in the agenda of the UN climate summit -- equitable access to sustainable development, technology transfer and unilateral trade measures to be part of the negotiations. Sending a strong signal, Environment Minister Jayanthi Natarajan stressed that countries should shun "competitive politics " if the world has to arrive at some cordial outcome in
Durban. Being the host nation there is lot of pressure on South Africa for making the Durban conference a success while the Association of Small Island States (AOSIS) - which will be the first to suffer -- wants a concrete outcome from the summit . So what can change the outcome? Narain is of the view that there is no other way but that the developing world regroups and takes leadership. "Our world is the worst hit. We do not need to be preached about the pain of climate change," Narain told IANS. Eyes are now at Durban to see how committed are world leaders to save the planet from the adverse actions of its habitants.
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India and climate change: Facts and Figures India is the fifth largest emitter of greenhouse gases, after China, the US, EU and Russia. India's per capita emission is 1.3 tonnes per year. This is about one-fourth of the global average, about one-tenth of the global average of developed countries, and one-third of China. India's share in global carbon emissions in 2007 was 4.78 percent
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Do popularity contests still exist? Does anyone know anyone who has ever won one? There are both benefits and disbenefits to holding such events. Benefits include a surge of confidence and being sought after by numerous individuals and admirers. Disbenefits? Well, nobody likes to lose at anything, do they? If you’re not noticing an increasing number of people wanting your time and attention now, then you will do soon. ‘Tis the stuff leadership is made of.
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Mirages are interesting things. In the same way we see what appears to be shimmering water in the distance on a long, hot road that disappears as we approach it and moves further away, something you’re pursuing is behaving similarly. Every time you think you’re close to it, it moves further away and seemingly out of reach. What you want does exist. It’s not an illusion. Soon, you will find it to be more cooperative - and attainable!
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AG: When you started your career, Sufi music was not that popular in India. How has the journey been so far? TR: It has been good and I’ve really enjoyed myself so far. My music is being recognized and so is my style. AG: You come from a family with a rich musical background. Did that help you kick-start your career? TR: Not at all! Even though my grandmother was a Sitar player and my uncle, a violinist, my decision to follow a similar path was not supported by my family members. (Laughs) I had to run away from home to pursue my dreams. I’ve struggled for a long time and have enjoyed every bit of it as it makes one stronger in their beliefs. Though I’ve made it on my own, I cannot forget the help of my gurus, to whom I am eternally grateful. AG: From ‘Aali re Saali’ to ‘Mallo Malli’, you have touched upon a wide variety of genres. Was the transition from Sufiyana to filmy music easy? TR: Yes, it was! I cannot neglect the contribution of the movie directors here, because the canvas of the films is very
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What do songs, Dilli Dilli from No One Killed Jessica, O Pardesi from Dev D and Gal Mithhi Mithhi Bol from Aisha have in common? Though they’re all catchy in their own way, their sounds and styles are poles apart. So what is it that binds them together? Tochi Raina’s musical styling, of course! Primarily a Sufiyana Sangeetar, Tochi Raina is a self-made singer and composer, who is now creating a new set of fans for himself (that of Bollywood music) at a very quick pace. With a calm tone of a humble person, Tochi, in a brief chat with us talked about the variations that he has as a singer and also about his journey in the music industry so far… wide, and I have always been given a lot of creative freedom to put in my own style as well. I do a lot of research beforehand and develop my voice to do justice with the songs that I am to sing. Also, the idea to bring in new concepts by the directors makes the entire transition very easy for me, which is why it has been relatively easy for me to immerse myself to different styles of music. AG: Tell us about your new project, Band of Bandagi TR: Deepika Bagaria from artistaloud.com is a good friend of mine and she convinced me to become a part of the website. She also understood the fact that I wanted to make my voice be heard. I waited for about two and a half years before I got on board so that I could make my style different, and successfully mix filmy and Sufiyana Sangeet. AG: Do you think online mediums will help artists reach a larger audience? TR: Yes, definitely! Most artists don’t have the money to start a music career but they have a strong voice and a lot of talent. This is when online mediums come into picture and help
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them reach out to a larger audience. Apart from that, other budding artists will also find it easier to develop their skills because they have the option of learning online. AG: Does Sufi music have a bright future in India? TR: The genre has been around for a long time and the combination of the Sufi sound with filmy music has been well accepted as well. Sufiyana sangeet is primarily poetic and the youth, according to me, loves poetry. So yes, I believe that the future of Sufi music is bright in India. -Aanchal Ghai (aanchalghai@delhionthego.com)
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If you thought you had seen it all during India’s first F1 season, here’s a surprise. Casio India Private Limited, the official partner of Red Bull Racing, has launched new EDIFICE sporty metal watches for men. These new models are designed to match the spirit of F1 racing & to convey the image technology oriented watches. The watches feature blue highlights on the dial and the lower layer of the bezel to match the Redbull F1 team colours, together with a second hand and red dial marks. They are also equipped with an electronic crown switch and CASIO’s unique SMART ACCESS systems, which simplifies the multiple functioning of the watch. Want more? There are few other options too, such as, The Limited Edition EQS- A1000 RB and The EQS- A1000 DB.
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3 - Casio’s Electronic Dictionary Casio’s newly launched electronic dictionary is a small handheld device with an integrated reference material in digital form. It provides great degree of convenience in day to day life with variety of functions like finding word meaning of any English/ French word, translation, finding correct spelling, checking plural, noun or past tense of verb. Additionally, it also finds grammatical information about a word and will of course, help you find synonyms or antonyms of a word and the collocations of a word. What’s more, the inbuilt speaker of the dictionary helps us in pronouncing any desired word correctly. What’s unique about the EW-B100C model is the Vocabulary List function, which helps in making individual vocabulary list by saving referred words in any one of the lists available in the dictionary. This helps in developing vocabulary of words and further in revising these saved words from the list. But, there’s more! The Text Marker Function, which helps in marking any word and its meaning in three different colors. could be saved in the vocabulary list for any future reference. The EW- B2000C, on the other hand, is programmed with 100 works of world literature, which includes literary works of renowned author’s like- Charles Dickens, George Elliot, O’ Henry and many more. What’s more, you can read, listen to remarkable speeches and words of famous personalities such as Barack Obama, Abraham Lincoln and William Shakespeare.
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Know How Of Sunscreens
There are two types of Ultra Violet rays (UV rays) that can harm the skin - UVA and UVB. For a long time sunscreens were meant for nothing more than protection against sunburn and cancer risk, which is mainly caused by part of the sun’s ultraviolet rays known as short-wave UVB radiation. Long-wave UVA radiation, which accounts for 90 percent of the UV light that reaches the earth, was always thought to be harmless. But now we know that it definitely affects the skin. Among
other things, it causes the skin to age prematurely, a process known as photoaging. The characteristic signs include wrinkle formation, decreased elasticity of the skin, pigment spots and lowering of the body’s immune function. Since the body gives no warning of excess UVA radiation, as it does for UVB radiation by developing sunburn, the effects accumulate unnoticed and only become apparent after years.A broad-spectrum sunscreen is designed to protect you from both UVA and UVB rays.
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One should look for a sunscreen labelled Broad-Spectrum with an SPF of 30 and above and contains ingredients such as avobenzone, mexoryl, titanium dioxide or zinc oxide for UVA protection. One must also look for a PA++ or a PA+++ on a sunscreen. PA ranking refers to the amount of protection the sunscreen offers from the UVA rays, since SPF just ranks protection from UVB rays. PA rankings are listed as PA+, PA++ or PA+++ with the more plus symbols signifying more protection from UVA rays. Sunscreens are available in many forms, including ointments, creams, gels, lotions, sprays and wax sticks. The type of sunscreen you choose is usually a matter of personal choice. Creams are best for individuals with dry skin, but gels are preferable in hairy areas, such as the scalp or male chest. Gels works well for oily skin or when sweating. Lotions help dry skin and sprays work best on the body. Creams typically yield a thicker application than lotions and are best for the face. There also are sunscreens made for specific purposes, such as sensitive skin and for use on babies.
Sunscreen should be applied properly to all sun exposed areas (in a concentration of 2 mg/cm 2), and allowed to dry completely before sun exposure. It should be reapplied every 2 hours, and after swimming, vigorous activity, excessive perspiration, or towelling. Your skin is effectively protected if 2 mg/cm 2 layer of sunscreen has been applied. This literally means ½ teaspoon (~3ml) to each arm, to the face and the neck. More than a teaspoon (~6ml) is needed for application to each leg, the chest and back. One ounce, enough to fill a shot glass, is considered the amount needed to cover the exposed areas of the body properly. It’s important to keep in mind that cosmetics should not be used as the sunscreen component of your comprehensive sun protection regimen, when you are going to be out in the sun for a long time. For those times, you’ll need an appropriate broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher, and you’ll need to reapply it every two hours. If you’re playing any sports or swimming, find a sunscreen that is waterresistant, and remember to re-apply more often if you’re sweating or after towelling off. And for your lips, definitely keep a lip balm with an SPF of 15 or higher on hand, and reapply it every two hours, just as you would your regular sunscreen.
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Sports journalist Advani, Merchant win twice as World S.K.Sham dead Snooker Championship begins
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Mumbai, Nov 28 (IANS) Veteran sports journalist S. K. Sham passed away on Monday. He was 71 and is survived by his wife. Sham, a former president of the Mumbai Press Club, was a sportsman himself and later served as a prolific sports journalist for over four decades. "Sham was one of the founding members of the Press Club, Mumbai. He served the club with dedication through the years," said Gurbir Singh, president of Mumbai Press Club. Sham was a footballer, playing on the wings in younger days in school and college. He joined Mumbaibased Free Press Journal in the 1950s, under the then sports editor, Late Ron Hendricks. In his career as a sports journalist, spanning more than 50 years, Sham covered cricket World Cups, Test matches, India's cricket tour of Australia in 1985-86, the Asian Games in Delhi in 1982 and the Seoul Olympic Games in 1988.
Bangalore, Nov 28 (IANS) Indians enjoyed a field day with one of the title favorites Pankaj Advani, the 2002 champion, notching two victories and showing definite signs of running into good form as the IBSF World Snooker Championship commenced on Monday. Another former champion Thepchaiya Un-Nooh of Thailand also recorded two victories to line himself for a berth in the knock-out stage while veteran Yasin Merchant, playing in his swansong tournament, won both his matches. Meanwhile, National champion Alok Kumar crashed to a 0-4 defeat against Welshman Lee Walker in the afternoon session after having won his first outing quite comfortably. Another notable Indian winner
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Praveen Kumar ruled out of first three ODIs against West Indies Cuttack, Nov 28 (IANS) India's pace spearhead Praveen Kumar has been ruled out of the first three ODIs against the West Indies, starting today. The bowling responsibility will fall upon the young shoulders of R. Vinay Kumar, Umesh Yadav and Varun Aaron, who were impressive against England in the last series. Karnataka fast bowler Abhimanyu Mithun will replace Praveen, who is out with a chest problem. Off spinner Ravichandran Ashwin will look to continue his sensational run against the West Indies, having made a dream Test debut with 22 wickets in three matches against the visitors. Left-armer Ravindra Jadeja, who played some crucial knocks with the bat against England, will be the other spinner. India will be without their
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New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS) Boxer Vikas Krishan (69kg) withdrew from the final bout at the Olympic test event in London due to a painful left wrist and settled for silver. The 2010 Asian Games gold medalist, who was experiencing discomfort in the wrist after the semi-final bout, decided to forfeit the summit clash against Qiong Maimaitituersun of China.
Vikas had advanced to the last round after beating Azerbaijani boxer Ismet Eynullayev comprehensively in the last four. The 19-year-old sustained a blow to the left wrist while taking guard during the semi-final bout, which became the cause of the niggle. A complete diagnosis will be done by the team doctor followed by an Xray and a MRI after his arrival in India today.
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India for five years, said the heights of the two players could be an impediment. "Jeje is someone who broke into the national team just when my time was coming to an end. He is young so the transition will be much harder for him. He is one for the future. Out of the two, Sunil is the one who has the better chance of getting a deal. He brings with him international experience. Both are short in height but there have been good small players in Scotland. It will not be easy," Houghton, who took Swedish side Malmo to the 1979 European Cup final, was quoted as saying by BBC..
India beat South Africa 7-4 in Champions Challenge hockey
Johannesburg, Nov 28 (IANS) India defeated South Africa 7-4 in their second Pool A match of the Champions Challenge hockey here on Sunday. South Africa's Justin Reid-Ross (7th minute) opened the scoring before Sandeep Singh (13th, 35th), and Sarvanjit Singh (29th) gave India a 3-1 lead by the halftime. But South Africa, egged on by the home support, bounced back in the second half. S.V. Sunil (55, 57th) scored
while Rupinder Pal Singh struck through a penalty stroke in the 56th minute and the hosts, stunned by the blitz, could not recover. India saved the best until last and turned on the style in front of the biggest crowd of the day. The match was in the balance into the final quarter with South Africa continually fighting their way back. India had drawn 3-3 with Belgium in the first match.
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Federer climbs to third place in World rankings London, Nov 28 (IANS) Roger Federer's sixth ATP World Tour Finals title that he won after beating Frenchman Jo-Wilfred Tsonga here on Sunday, catapulted him to third position in world rankings while Britain's Andy Murray dropped one place to fourth. The Swiss former world No.1 is closing in on the beleaguered Spaniard Rafael Nadal who failed to manage a semi-final berth in London. Serbian Novak Djokovic still holds a big lead over second-placed Nadal with 13,675 points. "This definitely is an amazing finish again to the season," said Federer, who finishes in the year-end Top 3 of the ATP Rankings for a ninth straight season. "I've never finished so strong."
New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS) India's Rohan Bopanna has dropped out of the top-10 of the ATP doubles ranking after he and his partner Pakistan's Aisamul-haq Qureshi suffered three successive losses at the season ending ATP World Tour Finals in London. Qureshi, however, held on to his 9th position. Going into the tournament ranked 10th, Bopanna along with Qureshi failed to win even a single match. This resulted in German Philipp Petzschner replacing him for the coveted top-10 spot. Mahesh Bhupathi and Leander Paes who lost in the semi-finals of the World Tour Finals have not gained or lost any points and are seeded seventh and eighth. Bhupathi and Paes, who announced they were splitting again, are currently seeded fourth in the ATP rankings. The duo is the most successful Indian tennis doubles players with 23 Grand Slam titles between them.
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New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS) Former India coach Bob Houghton feels it will be tough for Indian strikers Sunil Chettri and Jeje Lalpekhlua to impress the coaches at Scottish giants Rangers. The duo are on trial with Rangers and trained with the team under wet and windy conditions for the first time on Saturday and were closely watched by manager Ally McCoist in Milngavie. The strikers could play in Wednesday's friendly in Hamburg but it is uncertain if the necessary clearance will be secured. Houghton, who was in charge of
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Chievo's Slovenian defender Bostjan Cesar (L) fights for the ball with AC Milan's Colombian defender Mario Yepes.
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AC Milan's Brazilian defender Thiago Silva celebrates after scoring with teammate Swedish forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic and defender Luca Antonini (R) .
Rome, Nov 28 (IANS) Defending champion AC Milan put on an inspiring performance to thrash Chievo 4-0 at home while Inter Milan struggled for a 1-0 win at Siena thanks to a last minute strike from substitute Luc Castaignos in the Italian Serie A football. The contest at San Siro was indeed over before the break with the Rossoneri scoring four times in the opening period, Zlatan Ibrahimovic grabbing two of them with the second a penalty on the stroke of half-time, Xinhua reported. Brazilian defender Thiago Silva opened AC Milan's account in the eighth minute with Alexandre Pato also getting on the act. Head coach Massimiliano Allegri praised his side's performance, which pushed them to move within one point of the leaders Juventus..
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Pippa Middleton (R), sister of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, talks and laughs with an unidentified friend (L) during the doubles final of the ATP World Tour Finals tennis tournament.
New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS): If Bollywood couple Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia D'Souza are set to tie the knot in the New Year, their next film "Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya" is also scheduled for release in 2012. They are coming together on screen after seven years after their 2004 release "Masti". Directed by Mandeep Kumar, "Tere Naal Love..." is a roman-
tic comedy and producer Kumar Taurani, of Tips Industries Ltd, says both of them look good together. "I have seen a few shoots of 'Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya' and must say that they (Genelia and Riteish) are looking amazing together. I am sure the audiences will love them and we are going to get great response," said Taurani in a statement.
Mumbai, Nov 28 (IANS): After wading through troubled times, actor Shiney Ahuja is back in fray with his latest film "Ghost" and says that his new film has some similarity with his horror-thriller "Bhool Bhulaiyaa". "The story of 'Ghost' is totally different from 'Bhool Bhulaiyaa' but in a way it is a similar film. Although it's a horror film, it has a very good love story as well.� , Shiney said here at a party held for "Ghost". Shiney's career hit a rough patch when in 2009 his maid accused him of raping her. On March 30, 2011, he was sentenced to seven years in prison. He is currently out on bail. Now the 37-year-old has his hopes pinned on "Ghost" to resurrect his career. He has teamed up with Sayali Bhagat in the film, which releases Dec 16. "Only god knows what will happen after this film. But I hope that from spotboys to producers, all those who have worked on this film would be benefited," Shiney said.
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Rituparno feels Akshay most underrated actor New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS): Akshay Kumar has found a fan in director Rituparno Ghosh who feels his acting skills go unnoticed and says he is the most underrated actor in Bollywood. "I saw 'Desi Boyz' yesterday and cannot help thinking that Akshay Kumar is one of the most underrated actors in Bollywood," Ghosh posted on Twitter. "I dn't think mch abt the film. But his performance in 'Desi Boyz' is subtle, mature and
worthy of acclaim - he deserves a wider range of roles," he wrote. Ghosh, who has directed films like "Chokher Bali" and "Raincoat", feels that the 44-year-old might be known for flexible action and perfect comical timings, but there is more in him which is royally ignored. "We have @akshaykumar slotted as an action hero or in a few comic roles but the fact that he is a fine actor goes unnoticed," he posted.
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London, Nov 29 (IANS): People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) have launched a new stamp range featuring the likes of the 20 most famous vegetarians of all-time, including veteran singer Sir Paul McCartney. McCartney along with Natalie Portman, Pamela Anderson and Morrissey have agreed to feature on the stamp which will be released in the US Tuesday. "These are very influential people, and not everyone knows that these folks are vegetarian," contactmusic.com quoted Lisa Lange, vice president, as saying. Lange believes the special edition stamps will convince more people to give up eating meat: "It's just another way to be able to talk about what animals go through in slaughterhouses."
For Anil, charity more important Mumbai, Nov 28 (IANS): Anil Kapoor cancelled two important engagements here and flew down to Los Angeles to attend a charity event for Pratham, a child literacy organization. "I had to leave suddenly because I was called for a charity event in LA for Pratham, the child literacy organization that I'm closely associated with. I thought that was more important than anything else," said Anil. The actor was supposed to be in Mumbai for two important occasions - super cop Isaque Bhagwan, whom Anil will portray in Sanjay Gupta's "Shootout At Wadala", had invited the star for his son's
wedding on Nov 25. Then Anil's dear friend David Dhawan's son Rohit wanted him to be at the special screening of his directorial debut "Desi Boyz" on Thursday. "I am sure David and Isaque would understand. In fact I've assured Isaque I will visit his home to bless the couple the minute I land in Mumbai," said the actor adding: "As for David, he's a dear friend. I've had great fun working with him. I am really eager to see his son's 'Desi Boyz'. How is it doing?" Anil may be back in town to receive his "Mission Impossible 4" co-star Tom Cruise, who is coming here Dec 2.
I never see myself as style icon: Dannii Minogue London, Nov 28 (IANS): Australian singer Dannii Minogue insists she did many fashion mistakes in the past and that's why she never considers herself a style icon. "Most of the outfits are fashion mistakes. I wasn't born knowing what suits me. You go with trends because you think it's 'in', so time has been a great thing for me to work out what works," femalefirst.co.uk quoted the 40-year-old as saying. "I never see myself as a style icon. For me, a style icon is someone who's always got it right. I don't feel that's me. But I'm starting to pull it together and feel more confident with it," she added.
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I was obsessed with a girl in school: Charlize Theron London, Nov 29 (IANS): Actress Charlize Theron says she was obsessed with a girl during her school days. "I wasn't in the popular crowd. There was a really popular girl at school and I was obsessed with her. I mean you would go to jail for that stuff today, I was in tears one day because I couldn't sit next to her," contactmusic.com quoted the 36-year-old as saying. Theron also admitted she never had boyfriends when she was at school, though she had a lot of "crushes". "I wore really nerdy glasses because I was blind as could be and the boys didn't like me. I didn't have any boyfriends, but lots of crushes," she added.
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London, Nov 28 (IANS): Pop star Rihanna has become the first artist in 39 years to top Britain's albums and singles charts twice in the same year with different releases. According to femalefirst.co.uk, the 23-year-old's new album "Talk That Talk" debuted at number one Sunday, while her last album "We Found Love" still is on charts. In January, Rihanna scored a chart double in Britain when "Loud" was the country's biggest selling album and "What's My Name", her song with rapper Drake, was the most popular single. She is the first female to achieve the position, while British rock band T-Rex was the last to do so in 1972.