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Must Watch: 13th Indian Telly Awards on Colors on 19 October

October 13, 2014 0

Get set folks! Diwali just got brighter this year with Colors planning to telecast the mother of all television awards – Indiantelevision.com’s The 13th Indian Telly Awards during the festive season.

Held last month in September (ground event), The 13th Indian Telly Awards witnessed the ultimate razzmatazz as celebrities both from Television and Bollywood made their charismatic presence felt at the awards ceremony.

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Aman to try confessing his love for Neha in Sony TV's Itti Si Khushi

October 13, 2014 0

There’s good news coming for the fans of Neha (Smriti Kalra), the girl who has just woken up after a 12 years old slumber in Sony Entertainment Television’s Itti Si Khushi (Director’s Kut Productions).

Well, in the coming episodes, Aman (Anuj Sachdeva) will decide to break his engagement with Aakanksha (Heena Parmar) and will want to get engaged to his lady love, Neha.

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Universal Studios to launch first China theme park in Beijing

October 13, 2014 0

BEIJING (Reuters) – Universal Studios said on Monday it had a sealed an agreement to open a $3.3 billion theme park in Beijing, the culmination of a 13-year effort to enter China’s fast-growing entertainment market. U.S. theme park operators are rushing to build in China, which has few high quality parks but where park revenues have been growing rapidly as city dwellers spend more on entertainment and travel. The Beijing Universal theme park, to be developed with the state firm Beijing Tourism Group Co [BJTGP. …

The key to nuclear’s future or an element of doubt?

October 13, 2014 0
A technician works on Pemdyn loop which study the behaviour of a large flow rate electro-magnetic pump at the Cadarache CEA site near Saint-Paul-les-Durance

By Geert De Clercq CADARACHE France (Reuters) – Behind thick glass in a laboratory nestled in French woodland, a silvery molten metal swirls like a liquid mirror. But the material is no mere novelty; as dangerous as it is captivating, it could offer a solution to the nuclear power debate. For sodium, the sixth-most abundant element on the planet, is being held up as the key to one of several new types of nuclear reactor being developed as governments grapple with the problem of making atomic energy more environmentally friendly, safe and financially viable. …

Rupee gains on positive China trade data

October 13, 2014 0
A streetside restaurant owner keeps money received from a customer in Mumbai

By Gaurav Pai MUMBAI (Reuters) – The rupee started the week on a winning note after stronger-than-expected China trade data lifted risk appetite for emerging market assets by easing some of the recent concerns about the global economy. Data on Monday showed China’s exports in September grew more than the market expected, while imports surprisingly expanded, alleviating worries about deteriorating domestic demand in the world’s second-largest economy. But broader gains were capped ahead of consumer inflation data. Consumer price inflation is forecast to have eased to 7. …