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	September 20, 2009

		Top Headlines More » Pokhran II: NSA dismisses DRDO scientist's claims Terming former scientist Santhanam's claims on Pokhran II as 'horrific', National Security Adviser M K Narayanan asserted that India has thermonuclear capabilities. Nine Indian-origin people work in White House At least nine Indian-origin people work in the White House, with some getting $100,000 a year, official figures released by Barack Obama's office have revealed. Govt approval for CEO's salary not called for: Khurshid Companies will no more be required to seek approval of the government for raising the salaries of CEOs and directors once the new company law comes into effect. Cities More » Never too late to be online: 105-yr-old applies for voter card A 105-year-old woman from Mumbai has become the oldest person to apply online for voter identity card, an election official said. Kolkata Police set up blog for popular feedback In a bid to become more people friendly, Kolkata Police have started a blog where people can express their thoughts about the city police. Business More » National Aluminium plans nuclear power plant The state-owned National Aluminium Co is focusing on diversification, including setting up a nuclear power plant and moving into other metals. Finmin not opposing new FDI norms The Finance Ministry now says it does not have any objection to new rules that changed the criteria for calculation of foreign ownership in a company. Sports More » India seek quick acclimatisation in warm-up game India will look to get acclimatised to conditions and test the fitness of key players in their only warm-up game, against New Zealand, ahead of the Champions Trophy. Saina Nehwal regains fitness, eyes Japan Open Ace Indian shuttler Saina Nehwal said she has regained full fitness and would be at the top of her game during next week's Japan Open Super Series. Entertainment More » Capricorn role toughest: Priyanka Priyanka Chopra, who is playing 12 brides-in-waiting in Ashutosh Gowariker's "What's Your Rashee?", says this is one feat she would love to tell her grandchildren about. Jackson's mom to get $1 million a year Late pop legend Michael Jackson's mother will receive over $1 million a year to help raise his children. Infotech More » What is Facebook up to The UK-based Facebook has come a long way since its creation in a Harvard dorm room to emerge as one of the Internet's most popular destinations. Inside Katrina Kaif's web site plans Katrina Kaif is planning to launch her official website by the end of the year, but she denies being on the social networking site Twitter.				Advertisements NRIs! No minimum balance required Send Money to India now Order your Twenty20 Match programs India today - Autobild Guaranteed Mastercard� Airtel Call India at 3.5�/m effective rate Airtel Call India at c/m Crack the boards 2009 Most Read Stories More » AI flight takes off without 25 passengers, protest at airport Planes for VIPs used by IAF officers, wives Wanted Dil Bole Hadippa Most Shared Stories More » White House names IIT-ian Arun Majumdar as America's Green Czar 3 cups of tea a day can cut diabetes risk by half RBI cracks whip on builders Bring 'sex' back into your marriage! Most Commented Stories More » Planes for VIPs used by IAF officers, wives Wanted Quit chorus grows over Tharoor tweet Dil Bole Hadippa

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