It may sound like a Hollywood science fiction plot, but a group of former US Air Force personnel has claimed that aliens have actually been hovering over American and British nuclear missile sites since 1948. Even, once they had landed
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Moses might not have parted the Red Sea, but a strong east wind that blew through the night could have pushed the waters back in the way described in biblical writings and the Koran, U.S. researchers reported
If you’re wondering what that cake was for when you opened Google this morning, let us inform you that it was today, 12 years ago, that the company was born. Founded then by two Phd students (now billionaires) Sergey Brin
With Rs 5.5 crores and counting, Mumbai’s favourite Lord Ganesha, Lalbaugcha Raja, has turned richer this year. Till Saturday morning the cash counted at the pandal was Rs 5.5 crores. Two more cash boxes are still to be counted —
Though there was no competition in its second week, Dabangg enjoyed yet another massive outing at the box office. After breaking the opening record of Aamir Khan’s 3 Idiots, Salman Khan’s action entertainer has now left behind Aamir’s another record
The ‘BlackBerry Boys’ are the new craze in town; Vodafone’s new BlackBerry campaign says the smart phone no longer belongs to only the corporate honchos. Whether Research In Motion (RIM) puts the Indian government’s security concerns to rest or not,
Oscar-winning director James Cameron has emerged as the most powerful man in Hollywood in a survey conducted by The Guardian
The widely anticipated Rajinikanth-Aishwarya starrer Enthiran is all set for release on October 1. This will be Rajinikantha’s first major release since Shivaji in
In the second major XSS (cross-site scripting) attack on a major social networking service this week, Google owned Orkut was flooded with “Bom Sabado” scraps. The word “Bom Sabado” means “Good Saturday” in Portuguese, which is the also the official
The extent of erosion on the state’s beaches may be a result of wind speeds driving sea waves to hit the coast harder than in the past, National Centre Antartic and Ocean Research (NCAOR), scientist, Alvarino Luis said. He was