Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Shraddha's look in 'Gori Tere...' revealed


Shraddha-KapoorMumbai, Nov 10 : Looks like Shraddha Kapoor is game for experimenting with her looks if a character demands so. The actress has beautifully donned the look of a South Indian girl for her small role in the forthcoming film “Gori Tere Pyaar Mein”.
Her new look from the movie was posted in a still by director Punit Malhotra on microblogging website Twitter.
Dressed in a traditional South Indian sari with red and golden border matched with a red blouse, Shraddha, whose character name is Vasudha, has completed the look with a bindi, traditional neck piece, earrings, mangtika and flower in her hair.

PM to inaugurate conference on combating corruption


Manmohan-SinghNew Delhi, Nov 10 : Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will inaugurate the international conference on evolving common strategies to combat corruption and crime here Monday.
The three-day conference will be attended by senior officers of the central and state governments, vigilance commissioners, legal luminaries, technologists and senior Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) officers.
Issues like extent of corruption in natural resource management, developing protocols for investigation and prosecution of trans-national human trafficking offences, corporate regulation and fraud risk management will be discussed.

USD/JPY: Elliott Wave Suggests Lower Price


USD/JPY finally broke to the upside yesterday, above former swing high but rally has then stopped at 99.40 from where we have seen a sharp almost 200 pip fall. If we take a closer look now on whole rally from 96.55 then we can see that recovery has unfolded only in three legs which is bearish structure that is pointing now lower, back to 96.55, especially once lower support line of a corrective channel gives way. USDJPY Elliott Wave 4h

Tamil Nadu factor did influence CHOGM decision: Khurshid


Salman-KhurshidNew Delhi, Nov 10 : External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid Sunday admitted that emotive protests in Tamil Nadu did influence Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's decision to skip the CHOGM summit in Sri Lanka.
But he underlined that it would be wrong to "look at any one single dimension to this decision".
"There are lot of factors... The prime minister is campaigning and of course there are a lot of issues in Tamil Nadu," Khurshid told NDTV.

Tom Hardy to join 'Terminator 5'


Tom-HardyLos Angeles, Nov 10 : British actor Tom Hardy is being considered to play John Connor in the fifth instalment of sci-fi movie “Terminator 5”.
The role was played by Christian Bale in part four titled "Terminator Salvation".
Garrett Hedlund, who was previously considered to play John, is now rumoured to be short-listed for portraying young Kyle Reese, reports aceshowbiz. com
To be directed by Alan Taylor, "Terminator 5" will see action star Arnold Schwarzenegger reprising the title role. (IANS)

Nicole Kidman befriends Katie Holmes


Nicole Kidman befriends Katie HolmesLos Angeles, Nov 11 - Actress Nicole Kidman and Katie Holmes have reportedly become good friends and speak on the phone regularly.
Both are ex-wives of Hollywood star Tom Cruise and they reportedly enjoy gossiping with each other about their families and careers, reports contactmusic. com.
"They had a really nice conversation. They talked a little about what it was like being married to Tom and have stayed in touch ever since," a source saiD

Commodity Trading Tips for Gold by KediaCommodity

GoldGold settled down -0.72% at 29705 settled down after an unexpectedly strong U. S. jobs report reignited fears the Fed could begin scaling back its support for the economy soon. Data from the U. S. Labor Department showed employers added 204,000 new jobs to their payrolls last month, well above estimates of 125,000, showing resilience of the economy despite a partial government shutdown. While Investors are watching key data on the U. S. economy to gauge when the Fed could begin tapering its $85 billion monthly bond purchases. They fear that strong data would prompt the U. S. central bank to cut back purchases before the end of the year.