Gilani :Shantipurus

Leaving behind the bitterness of the past, India and Pakistan on Thursday introduced a new chapter in relations between the two countries. Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani 'Shantipurus "Pakistan had assured India that the Mumbai attacks [26/11] will take action soon against the perpetrators.

The two Prime Ministers on Thursday 17 th South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation [SAARC] met on the sidelines of the conference. Shangreela edge of the Indian Ocean resort of the two leaders meeting lasted about an hour. The basis of negotiations, the Indian Prime Minister said, "I always have obeyed Gilani peace loving person. In the past a lot of time because of bitterness between the two countries has deteriorated. Now is the time accused the two countries - an unprecedented forget to start a new chapter of relations. " Speaking to reporters after meeting the prime minister said during a specific time for both countries. The next round should be far more meaningful and productive so that India and Pakistan - to come closer to each other.
He reiterated the PM's. He said, 'I hope the next round of talks would be useful and will start a new chapter in bilateral relations. We have water, terrorism, such as Sir Creek and Siachen spoke openly on all issues. " During the talks, convinced Pakistan that it soon would take action against perpetrators of Mumbai terror attacks. It was the third meeting of two leaders in the past half year.
The meeting agreed that in future bilateral trade between two countries with most favored nation [Mfan] will be based on. With India, Pakistan, South Asian Free Trade Area [SAFTA] trade agreement with the preferred [PTA] decided to move on. By 2016, trade between the two countries in the customs duty on all goods will be zero. SAFTA agreement was in 2004 during the SAARC summit in Islamabad. This seven countries of South Asia, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal and Sri Lanka have made free trade zone. The two leaders issued a visa for citizens of India and Pakistan to adopt a decision to be generous.
PM's 'certificate' from the bustle, bustle
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart, the new "Certificate" in the strategic circles has created a huge stir. Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani informed diplomacy 'peaceable man' analogy to the state defaulted on the foreign policy front, not avoided.
Prime Minister, former deputy national security adviser expressed regrets on the statement Chandra said that we make mistakes and then deceiving. The then President of Pakistan Pervez Musharraf in Havana in 2006 when he met Prime Minister termed Pakistan was also a victim of terrorism. Then after a few months in 2007, Hyderabad, Lucknow, Varanasi and Faizabad blasts claimed dozens of lives. Not only the Mumbai [26/11] by far the largest terrorist attack on Indian soil was carried out.
Strategic expert C. Udaybaskr Prime Minister's statement to encourage the elected government of Pakistan calls a diplomatic initiative. According to him, the Prime Minister's statement to Pakistan's democratic government's credibility as an attempt to be seen. Showing support and generosity as well as the SAARC summit, Prime Minister of Pakistan has introduced an example of leadership.

Aishwarya to become mother

Baby Bachchan Bollywood waiting for this month is the only seven-star hospital in Mumbai to be born is an auspicious date of 11/11/11. Aishwarya Rai Bachchan for her daughter in Seven Hills Hospital in Andheri East, a seven-star deluxe VIP suite at the hospital until November 10 to 15 have book.

According to sources Aishwarya Bachchan family wants her to be on November 11, the date, month and year the combination (11 matches) comes once in a hundred years. According to hospital sources, the child born on this date for this particular surgery can get Ash. His Susr Amitabh Bachchan's birthday is in October at 11 to date.
Srima actress's sister also gave birth to son in hospital last year. Ash has selected this hospital on his advice. Hospital administration has developed a suite especially for them. Aishwarya in connection with their pregnancy often come here. Bachchan family at the hospital say their privacy maintained. Aishwarya sonography while the media has taken special care to keep.
Sources said the doctor gave them to the delivery date of November 14, but on November 11 in the world want to bring your child.

Film Bodyguard Best On Box Office

Bodyguard, was released on the occasion of Eid in the business as expected. Salman Khan on Eid this time picked up a hat trick of success. 3000 print on Wednesday last week with the bodyguard was in theaters around the world. Collection of more than 20 million by the first day it was indicated that the 5-day long week and will set a record of the film collection. 5 days, 88 million have crossed a road film grossed over 100 easy-to-movies will come in the league. The other two films released last week, the Yellow Boots That Girl lyrics and the audience could not be significant. Ideally, the two films could be released in India. Bodyguard was a casualty of the popularity of both films, the theme of both films was hard hitting.

A film explores

The best comedies always have a subtle streak of tragedy in them. Perhaps that's why director Kundan Shah, the man behind some of them, including cult classic 'Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro', decided to dwell on a serious subject - dowry suicides by three sisters.

'Teen Behenein' is a film based on a real-life incident in India in 1988 and signifies the importance of holding a mirror to contemporary events.
'Although we, as a country, have a considerable body of documentary work on several of the more memorable moments in our social and political history, there is not too much by way of feature films holding a mirror to events of contemporary relevance,' Shekhar Hattangadi, chief associate director on the film, told IANS.
'Here, I don't mean period films like 'Mangal Pandey' or 'Asoka'. The genre I'm referring to would include films like 'Black Friday', though with a difference.
'The difference is while 'Black Friday' purports to tell you what really happened in terms of the planning, execution and investigation of the Mumbai bomb blasts, 'Teen Behenein' only takes the seed of its story from real-life incidents of combined suicides by three sisters, and then builds a narrative around it by attempting to enter the minds of the sisters and thus exploring the probable reasons that would have driven them to their deaths,' he added.
The film is based on an incident that occurred in Kanpur in 1988, when three sisters committed suicide due to the inability of their parents to pay their dowries. The suicide made it to the front page of newspapers at the time.
'The research work that we did prior to scripting the film revealed there were at least eight such incidents that were reported from different parts of the country between 1988 and 2002. So the Kanpur tragedy was in fact the first of several others,' said Hattangadi.
'It was thus a rare opportunity for us to highlight a little-discussed aspect of a dowry death, which is normally associated with the killing of or suicide by a married woman. We grabbed that opportunity in order to be able to make a film that would be difficult for the big-banner commercial film to contemplate making,' he added.
The cast of 'Teen Behenein' includes Amrita Subhash, Shiju Kataria, Kadambari Kadam and Anjan Srivastav. The film, made at a budget of approximately Rs.60 lakh, was also screened at the Connecticut Film Festival along with 'I Am Kalam', 'West is West' and 'Nouka Dubi'. It will now be screened at the India Habitat Centre Oct 23.
'Collaborating on a feature film project with Kundan Shah was exciting and particularly challenging because the two of us had been discussing the possibility of making comedies when this project for making a 100 percent tragic film fell into his lap,' said Hattangadi.
'I was intrigued as to how he would accomplish a task that was such a departure for him, as his movies till then had been largely comedies (including his truly wacky comic debut film 'Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro' and 'Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa') -- although the best comedies always have a subtle streak of tragedy in them,' he said.

Real Steel' tops box office

Boxing robot movie "Real Steel" won the domestic box office for the second straight weekend, edging a remake of 1980s dance classic "Footloose."
"Real Steel" brought in about $16.3 million at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to studio estimates released on Sunday. The action movie starring Hugh Jackman landed slightly ahead of "Footloose," which brought in an estimated $16.1 million.
Third place went to horror movie "The Thing" with $8.7 million.
"Real Steel" was produced by DreamWorks and distributed by Walt Disney Co. "Footloose" was released by Paramount Pictures, a unit of Viacom Inc. Universal Pictures, a unit of Comcast Corp, distributed "The Thing."

Facebook: allows Warner Bros web series

Facebook has now launched a new app that will turn its users' lives into a TV show by allowing them to insert their photos and updates into a special action series created for the web.

"Two and a Half Men" and "Gossip Girl" makers Warner Bros will launch the social-networking's site first-ever action series called 'Aim High' in October, the Telegraph reports.
The plot will revolve around a high school student, played by Jackson Rathbone, a young actor best known for his role in the Twilight vampire films, who is leading a double life as a US spy.
The web show would allow Facebook users to become participants in the show through using an application on Aim High's Facebook page.
Users can be integrated into the show, such as seeing their face on a poster or their name written on a wall.
"The show becomes personal. Music that the characters are listening to comes from your playlist, pictures on the walls, TV screens and picture frames inside the show are from your profile," the paper quoted director McG, as saying.
The show's producers hope this unique personalised mode will draw a young audience that spends a lot of time on Facebook.

Kodak shares plummet

Eastman Kodak Co shares lost two-thirds of their value on Friday as the company hired a restructuring advisory firm, triggering speculation that the photography pioneer was about to file for bankruptcy.

Kodak, which delivered the first consumer camera in 1888, denied it had a bankruptcy plan, saying it was committed to meeting its obligations and is still looking for ways to "monetize" its patent portfolio.
The company, whose name was once synonymous with photography, has struggled with the move to digital cameras and has not made a profit since 2007.
Rochester, New York-based Kodak has been exploring a sale of its technology patents. But some investors are wary of making a bid because they could risk being pursued by Kodak creditors in the event the company files for bankruptcy, Bloomberg reported on Friday.
Bloomberg also said that Kodak was weighing options including bankruptcy, citing unnamed people with knowledge of the process.
Kodak confirmed that it has hired advisory firm Jones Day but did not explain why, beyond saying it was "not unusual for a company in transformation to explore all options."
Kodak lost 57 percent of its market value this week as its capitalization plunged to close to $200 million from $468.2 million at the start of the week. Investors were spooked when the company tapped a credit line but refused to divulge its cash position.
One analyst said the company urgently needs to reach a deal to sell the assets.
"I don't believe bankruptcy is inevitable. This is a pretty valuable portfolio, they should get a good price," said Mark Kaufman, analyst at Rafferty Capital Markets. "They need to get this (sale) out of the way. They need to sell this portfolio, raise some type of cash."
The company said in July it had hired Lazard to advise on strategic options for its patents, which have increasingly been perceived as a lucrative area. Bankrupt Canadian company Nortel fetched $4.5 billion in a patent sale in June and Google Inc agreed in August to buy Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion primarily for its patent portfolio.
Kodak stock fell as much as 68 percent to 54 cents a share on Friday before recovering slightly to close at 78 cents, down 54 percent on the day.
Investors have voiced displeasure with Kodak's top management. One shareholder asked the company's board on Thursday to start a sales process while others said they were unhappy with Chief Executive Antonio Perez.
The company's board is not considering replacing Perez at this time, according to a story in the Wall Street Journal, which cited two people familiar with the matter.

China Mobile team up on 4G

China Mobile Communications Corp and Clearwire Corp have teamed up to develop high-speed mobile devices and infrastructure, potentially giving the cash-strapped U.S. 4G operator a technological boost.

Shares of Clearwire were up 8 percent at $2.76 after a brief trading suspension.

Under their agreement, the world's largest telecoms carrier by users will work on chipsets and devices for TD-LTE, a 4G wireless technology, that should be available by 2012.

Clearwire announced in August it was looking for almost $1 billion in funding to help upgrade its network with Long Term Evolution (LTE) -- an emerging high-speed technology. TD-LTE is a variant on that standard.

Sprint Nextel Corp has held talks with cable partners about supporting their loss-making Clearwire wireless venture in the face of increasing competition from bigger rivals, sources have said.

Nintendo's 3DS rescue

Nintendo's attempt to rescue its failed 3DS handheld games gadget with a raft of new games content fell short of expectations and left investors pessimistic about the outlook for the long-time industry champion.

Nintendo's shares slid 5 percent on Tuesday in a strong broader market as investors said content would not enable the 3DS to fight off growing competition from smartphones and tablets.
The Kyoto-based company has already been forced to slash prices to try to boost slumping demand, leaving only its famed content, never made available on other firms' hardware, to revive sales.
At a subdued event held two days ahead of the Tokyo Game Show, Nintendo President Satoru Iwata unveiled what he said was an unprecedented range of games, including some featuring the company's much-loved Mario character and others aimed at attracting women customers.
Analysts said the line-up lacked a "wow" factor, while investors said it was largely irrelevant.
"I don't think the new games will make any difference," said Mitsuhige Akino, chief fund manager at Ichiyoshi Investment.
"Nintendo succeeded by pulling in people who weren't gamers and their needs now are no longer being filled by Nintendo, they are happy playing games on their mobile phones," he said.
With sales of its DS and Wii fading, Nintendo was relying on the new 3D model to revive profits and fend off renewed competition from motion-gaming peripherals of Sony Corp and Microsoft. Many casual gamers are also flocking to devices such as Apple's blockbuster iPhone and iPad.
As of Monday's close, Nintendo's shares had sunk 46 percent since the start of the year, hit by the slump in sales of its glasses-free 3D-capable games device and doubts that it can replicate the success of its Wii home console.