Hrithik Roshan: The 39-year-old actor, who underwent a brain surgery, will resume work after a month
Nelson Mandela: 94-year-old former South African president continues to respond to treatment. He remains critical but stable
Michael Nobbs: India’s hockey coach Nobbs said he quit on health grounds. He was replaced by Olympian Maharaj Krishan Kaushik
MS DHONI: The Indian skipper remains the only batsman to record an average of 100-plus in successful chases. His tally being 2102 in 72 matches, including two tons and 14 fifties.
BODH GAYA: Nine blasts in 30 minutes rocked the Bodh Gaya temple in Bihar leaving two persons dead and many injured
San Francisco: An Asiana Airlines flight crashlanded at San Francisco's airport, killing two passengers and injuring more than 160
Assam: Around 1.2 lakh people are affected in nearly 450 villages and more than 105 people dead due to floods and landslides that hit Assam last week.
PROOF OF HEAVEN (must read): by Eben Alexander. A neurosurgeon recalls his near death experience during a coma from bacterial meningitis
mobogenie (MUST BUY): Chinese gaming giant, ‘Beijing Gamease Age Digital Technology Co. ltd’ today launched an Android based application MOBOGENIE in Mumbai. From basic syncing, backup and restore features Mobogenie offers many other interesting features for managing your messages, contacts, sending SMSes while his PC keyboard. One can download apps and games using PC internet connection.
Catfish Pareiorhina hyptiorhachis: Scientists have discovered a tiny new species of catfish named —Pareiorhina hyptiorhachis, measuring only about three cm in length, in Brazil. It was found in the waters of Rio Paraiba do Sul basin, belongs to a genus of armoured catfishes native to South America. These fish get their name from their strange elongated mouth barbels that remind of cat's whiskers. Although the new species is only the size of a decorative fish, there are even smaller representatives in the group. This fish has also been recorded to feed on frogs, rats, mice and even some aquatic birds. Many of the large catfish species are farmed or fished for food thus being of significant scientific importance. Small representatives, on the other hand, are often used as aquarium decorative fish. The discovery was published in the journal Zookeys.