First Look of ash in Heroine

According to reports, Madhur Bhandarkar's next, Heroine, will show Aishwarya at her boldest yet.
Post his hard-hitting films on socialites  and the fashion industry (Fashion), Bhandarkar zeroes in on the unseen life of an actress. Rumour has it that it may feature the Salman-Ash and the Saif-Kareena love affairs too.
With steamy scenes and a boy toy, to be played by Arunoday Singh, Ash will be seen amidst all the glitz and the glamour of Bollywood. Here's a peek at her oh-so-glam look.

First look of Big B in Bbudha.. Hoga Terra Baap

Bachchan Sr and Jr will shake a leg together once again after Kajra re. Here's a sneak peek of how big Bbuddah...Hoga Terra Baap is going to be in the picture Abhishek Bachchan posted on Twitter and captioning it “Yeh jahan khade ho jaate hain. Line wahi se hi shuru hoti hai!!!!”.

India fourth most dangerous place for women in the world : survey

New Delhi: The high number of female foeticide, infanticide and human trafficking prevalent in India has placed it as the fourth most dangerous place for women in the world, according to a survey.

Afghanistan is the most dangerous place for women followed by Democratic Republic of Congo, Pakistan, India and Somalia in the survey conducted by Thomson Reuters' Trustlaw Women, a hub of legal information and legal support for women's rights.

Three of these countries are in South Asia.

The poll asked 213 experts in the field from five continents to rank countries on their overall perception of danger as well as by six key categories of risk, health threats, sexual violence, non-sexual violence, harmful practices rooted in culture, tradition and/or religion, lack of access to economic resources and human trafficking.

"India ranked fourth primarily due to female foeticide, infanticide and human trafficking," the poll said.

Mumbai twins have same results in class XII | Identical twins score identical marks in class XII exams

Mumbai: Competition between the twin brothers started at the time of their birth, with one seeing the light of the world two minutes before the other.

After 16 years the race is still on, but this time it ended in a tie with both the siblings scoring the same percentage 90.73 in the SSC exams.

Family, friends and teachers of Pratik and Purvik Gohil, residents of Kandivli, could not believe their ears when they were told that the twins had scored the same marks.

Market Ragulator SEBI decision on Takeover Code| SEBI decision on Tekeover Code likely on June 30

Market regulator SEBI is likely to raise the trigger limit for open offer to 25 per cent when it takes a decision on the new Takeover Code for merger and acquisitions at its board meeting scheduled later this month.

"SEBI is likely to clear the Takeover Code in its board meeting scheduled on June 30," an official said.

An agreement seems to have emerged between the Finance Ministry and the capital market regulator for raising the trigger limit from 15 per cent to 25 per cent, as recommended by a SEBI panel but the government is not in favour of 100 per cent open offer, sources said.

"Certainly not 100 per cent," the official said when asked if the the open offer would be for the entire stake.