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Showing posts with label Flashnews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flashnews. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Rs 1,70,000 crore 2G scam: CAG nails A Raja
Rs 1,70,000 crore 2G scam: CAG nails A Raja
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Miss World 2010 - Meet the contestants
Contestants from 120 countries have arrived at Sanya Island, China to take part in the 60th edition of the prestigious event to be held on 30 October.
Miss India World Manasvi Mamgai will be representing the country at this year's pageant.
Miss World contestant Sara Khouly of Egypt waves while visiting the Badachu Park Temple in Beijing.
Miss World contestant Czarina Gatbonton of the Philippines smiles while taking a picture with a Chinese visitor during her visit to the Badachu Park Temple.
Miss World contestants Kamilla Salgado of Brazil (left), Andrea Kkolou of Cyprus (centre) and Tang Xiao of China.
Miss World contestant Kimberly Kuiperi from Aruba shows her welcoming gift while at the Badachu Park Temple
Miss World contestants Alexandria Mills of the US (right) and Courtenay Hamilton of Wales pose for the cameras.
Miss World contestant Mariana Arambarry of Argentina smiles as she receives her gift.
Miss World contestants from left, Andrea Kkolou of Cyprus, Kamilla Salgado of Brazil, Tang Xiao of China, Sara Khouly of Egypt and Denise Garrido of Canada pose for a picture.
Miss World contestant Kamilla Salgado of Brazil (left) and Tang Xiao of China take a photo of themselves in the vicinity of the Badachu Park Temple in Beijing.
Miss World contestants watch a lion dance performance under a blessing tree while visiting the Badachu Park Temple.
Miss World contestants from left, Yara Santiago of Puerto Rico, Czarina Gatbonton of the Philippines and Odile Gertze of Namibia pose under the blessing tree.
Miss World contestants Tang Xiao of China and Kaiane Aldorino of Gibraltar at a press conference.
Miss China Tang Xiao and Miss Gibraltar Kaiane Aldorino are all smiles as they pose for a picture.
Source India Syndicate
Miss World 2010 - Meet the contestants
Contestants from 120 countries have arrived at Sanya Island, China to take part in the 60th edition of the prestigious event to be held on 30 October.
Miss India World Manasvi Mamgai will be representing the country at this year's pageant.
Miss World contestant Sara Khouly of Egypt waves while visiting the Badachu Park Temple in Beijing.
Miss World contestant Czarina Gatbonton of the Philippines smiles while taking a picture with a Chinese visitor during her visit to the Badachu Park Temple.
Miss World contestants Kamilla Salgado of Brazil (left), Andrea Kkolou of Cyprus (centre) and Tang Xiao of China.
Miss World contestant Kimberly Kuiperi from Aruba shows her welcoming gift while at the Badachu Park Temple
Miss World contestants Alexandria Mills of the US (right) and Courtenay Hamilton of Wales pose for the cameras.
Miss World contestant Mariana Arambarry of Argentina smiles as she receives her gift.
Miss World contestants from left, Andrea Kkolou of Cyprus, Kamilla Salgado of Brazil, Tang Xiao of China, Sara Khouly of Egypt and Denise Garrido of Canada pose for a picture.
Miss World contestant Kamilla Salgado of Brazil (left) and Tang Xiao of China take a photo of themselves in the vicinity of the Badachu Park Temple in Beijing.
Miss World contestants watch a lion dance performance under a blessing tree while visiting the Badachu Park Temple.
Miss World contestants from left, Yara Santiago of Puerto Rico, Czarina Gatbonton of the Philippines and Odile Gertze of Namibia pose under the blessing tree.
Miss World contestants Tang Xiao of China and Kaiane Aldorino of Gibraltar at a press conference.
Miss China Tang Xiao and Miss Gibraltar Kaiane Aldorino are all smiles as they pose for a picture.
Source India Syndicate
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Microsoft says 74 percent of work PCs still use Windows XP, extends downgrade rights until 2020
The latest Microsoft operating system may be selling seven copies a second, but it's no match for the behemoth Windows XP, still the most popular OS in the world despite recent nefarious attempts (we kid) to invoke spontaneous shutdowns, slow hard drives and trigger blue screens. In fact, a Microsoft exec admitted today that practically three-quarters of business computers still run the nine-year-old OS on hardware averaging 4.4 years old, and Computerworld's now reporting Microsoft will extend XP's lifespan through 2020 (you read that right) as a result. "Going forward, businesses can continue to purchase new PCs and utilize end user downgrade rights to Windows XP or Windows Vista until they are ready to use Windows 7," an official Windows blog post reads. We've heard the reluctance to upgrade is due to a reliance on older software and the cost of additional IT, but it probably doesn't hurt that Microsoft doggedly keeps distributing the OS despite the other choices on offer. Perhaps the futuristic Windows 8 will finally win the workplace over, but it seems Redmond's hedging its bets on this one. Look on the bright side: this way, when intelligent robots battle for control of the moon, at least the wrathful victors will still be vulnerable to the blue screen of doom.
Posted in: FlashnewsMicrosoft says 74 percent of work PCs still use Windows XP, extends downgrade rights until 2020
The latest Microsoft operating system may be selling seven copies a second, but it's no match for the behemoth Windows XP, still the most popular OS in the world despite recent nefarious attempts (we kid) to invoke spontaneous shutdowns, slow hard drives and trigger blue screens. In fact, a Microsoft exec admitted today that practically three-quarters of business computers still run the nine-year-old OS on hardware averaging 4.4 years old, and Computerworld's now reporting Microsoft will extend XP's lifespan through 2020 (you read that right) as a result. "Going forward, businesses can continue to purchase new PCs and utilize end user downgrade rights to Windows XP or Windows Vista until they are ready to use Windows 7," an official Windows blog post reads. We've heard the reluctance to upgrade is due to a reliance on older software and the cost of additional IT, but it probably doesn't hurt that Microsoft doggedly keeps distributing the OS despite the other choices on offer. Perhaps the futuristic Windows 8 will finally win the workplace over, but it seems Redmond's hedging its bets on this one. Look on the bright side: this way, when intelligent robots battle for control of the moon, at least the wrathful victors will still be vulnerable to the blue screen of doom.
Posted in: FlashnewsMonday, July 12, 2010
Shriya ridiculous her linkup with young hero
In cinema industry gossips of linkups and breakups are common. Some gossips turn out to be true and some bite the dust as time passes. Recently there was news about Shriya Saran dating young hero Rana. Hero Rana who reacts quickly to the gossips remained tightlipped while Shriya Saran who is senior in the industry takes gossips lightly reacted strongly and ridiculed.
Shriya tweets "anothr ridiculous rumor! jst wntd 2let u gys knw tht m not seein rana..in fact m not evn in hyd rite now.. jst surprised to hear such thing!"
Let’s wait and see whether it is just a rumour or something cooking between them!!!
Posted in: FlashnewsShriya ridiculous her linkup with young hero
In cinema industry gossips of linkups and breakups are common. Some gossips turn out to be true and some bite the dust as time passes. Recently there was news about Shriya Saran dating young hero Rana. Hero Rana who reacts quickly to the gossips remained tightlipped while Shriya Saran who is senior in the industry takes gossips lightly reacted strongly and ridiculed.
Shriya tweets "anothr ridiculous rumor! jst wntd 2let u gys knw tht m not seein rana..in fact m not evn in hyd rite now.. jst surprised to hear such thing!"
Let’s wait and see whether it is just a rumour or something cooking between them!!!
Posted in: FlashnewsKomaram Puli’ satellite rights for 6 Crs
Pawan Kalyan’s much waited forthcoming film ‘Komaram Puli’ is doing great business much before the release of the film. A day before it is said that Sony Music has bought the audio rights of the film for a huge amount of 2crores and is all set to release the audio of the film on July 11th. Now the latest buzz milling in the industry is that Gemini Television has bought the satellite rights of the film for a record price of Rs. 6 crore.
Posted in: FlashnewsKomaram Puli’ satellite rights for 6 Crs
Pawan Kalyan’s much waited forthcoming film ‘Komaram Puli’ is doing great business much before the release of the film. A day before it is said that Sony Music has bought the audio rights of the film for a huge amount of 2crores and is all set to release the audio of the film on July 11th. Now the latest buzz milling in the industry is that Gemini Television has bought the satellite rights of the film for a record price of Rs. 6 crore.
Posted in: FlashnewsPawan ‘Komaram Puli’ audio launched
The audio of Pawan Kalyan’s much waited film ‘Komaram Puli’ was released with much hype in a glittering event held at HICC in Hyderabad on Sunday, July 11th.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister K Rosaiah and Oscar Winner as well as film music director A R Rahman graced over the grand event. Along with them the film unit and several celebrities from the industry have attended the function.
Sources say that as it is Rahman’s Telugu music album after a long period he came down for the audio launch and the film heroine Nikisha Patel also made her first public appearance with this event.
The film is directed by SJ Surya, who earlier directed ‘Khushi’ and is produced by Singanamala Ramesh. Sony Music has acquired the audio release rights of the movie.
Famous lyricist Chandra Bose attended the event and stated “I have written all the six songs in Komaram Puli. AR Rahman has given very good tunes and I took two years to write these good six songs. AR Rahman, the big man is very co-operative and encouraging. I worked as a technician and I am happy for giving six songs for this big film.”
Posted in: FlashnewsPawan ‘Komaram Puli’ audio launched
The audio of Pawan Kalyan’s much waited film ‘Komaram Puli’ was released with much hype in a glittering event held at HICC in Hyderabad on Sunday, July 11th.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister K Rosaiah and Oscar Winner as well as film music director A R Rahman graced over the grand event. Along with them the film unit and several celebrities from the industry have attended the function.
Sources say that as it is Rahman’s Telugu music album after a long period he came down for the audio launch and the film heroine Nikisha Patel also made her first public appearance with this event.
The film is directed by SJ Surya, who earlier directed ‘Khushi’ and is produced by Singanamala Ramesh. Sony Music has acquired the audio release rights of the movie.
Famous lyricist Chandra Bose attended the event and stated “I have written all the six songs in Komaram Puli. AR Rahman has given very good tunes and I took two years to write these good six songs. AR Rahman, the big man is very co-operative and encouraging. I worked as a technician and I am happy for giving six songs for this big film.”
Posted in: FlashnewsSunday, April 4, 2010
Randy Swami Inspires Ramu!
Trust Ram Gopal Varma to grab a slice of reality for his reel endeavours. This time around, the canny filmmaker has zeroed in on a holy suspect for a rather unholy connection.Reportedly, Swami Nityanand's alleged romp in the bed with South actresses Ranjitha and Yuvarani have "inspired" RGV to kickstart his next opus, aptly titled 'God and Sex', based on the life of the sex centric godman.
"My film will explore all that goes on in the inside of ashrams," reveals RGV in a tabloid chat. "I am quite intrigued by all the scandals that these so called godmen are involved in. It is based on a recent sex scandal."
Query him on the tentative choice of lead actor… and Ramu states that "it's a difficult question, let me finish the script first. And then I will consider the casting."
Godmen, meawhile, are ducking for cover…
Posted in: FlashnewsRandy Swami Inspires Ramu!
Trust Ram Gopal Varma to grab a slice of reality for his reel endeavours. This time around, the canny filmmaker has zeroed in on a holy suspect for a rather unholy connection.Reportedly, Swami Nityanand's alleged romp in the bed with South actresses Ranjitha and Yuvarani have "inspired" RGV to kickstart his next opus, aptly titled 'God and Sex', based on the life of the sex centric godman.
"My film will explore all that goes on in the inside of ashrams," reveals RGV in a tabloid chat. "I am quite intrigued by all the scandals that these so called godmen are involved in. It is based on a recent sex scandal."
Query him on the tentative choice of lead actor… and Ramu states that "it's a difficult question, let me finish the script first. And then I will consider the casting."
Godmen, meawhile, are ducking for cover…
Posted in: FlashnewsWednesday, March 10, 2010
"Why no quota for women in Rajya Sabha"?
Why no quota for women in Rajya Sabha, asks Mamata
New Delhi: A day after her party boycotted voting on the women's reservation bill, Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday asked why a third of the Rajya Sabha seats too should not be kept for women."Why there is no 33 percent reservation for women in the Rajya Sabha?" an upset Banerjee asked reporters.
The Trinamool Congress chief said that her party had "so many times" raised the issue of reservation for women in the Rajya Sabha.
Banerjee said her party supported the women's bill in principle but would discuss the stand to be taken in the Lok Sabha when the bill comes up in the lower house. The Lok Sabha is tipped to pass the bill by March 16.
The historic women's bill reserves a third of seats for women in the Lok Sabha and state legislatures.
"We were not informed," Banerjee insisted, when asked why her party abstained from voting Tuesday in the Rajya Sabha where the Trinamool has two MPs, Mukal Roy and Swapan Sadhan Bose.
Posted in: Flashnews"Why no quota for women in Rajya Sabha"?
Why no quota for women in Rajya Sabha, asks Mamata
New Delhi: A day after her party boycotted voting on the women's reservation bill, Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday asked why a third of the Rajya Sabha seats too should not be kept for women."Why there is no 33 percent reservation for women in the Rajya Sabha?" an upset Banerjee asked reporters.
The Trinamool Congress chief said that her party had "so many times" raised the issue of reservation for women in the Rajya Sabha.
Banerjee said her party supported the women's bill in principle but would discuss the stand to be taken in the Lok Sabha when the bill comes up in the lower house. The Lok Sabha is tipped to pass the bill by March 16.
The historic women's bill reserves a third of seats for women in the Lok Sabha and state legislatures.
"We were not informed," Banerjee insisted, when asked why her party abstained from voting Tuesday in the Rajya Sabha where the Trinamool has two MPs, Mukal Roy and Swapan Sadhan Bose.
Posted in: Flashnews
