A sessions court sentenced a man to 10 years' rigorous imprisonment on charge of raping a 10-year-old girl in an apartment at Walkeshwar.

The accused, Ramsingh Kahar, committed the crime at author Gita Piramal's father's house in Mulchand Bhavan near Babulnath temple. Piramal herself turned up as a witness and supported the prosecution in court.

Piramal's NRI brother and sister-in-law Ruchi Kejariwal would stay in Mulchand Bhavan flat whenever they came to Mumbai and Kahar, a servant with one of their relatives, would work for the family.

A day prior to their next court hearing, Mohan and Mohini Nerurkar sounded just as apprehensive about finding their lost baby boy as they did when they first came to court on January 19.

"The police called us to identify four to five women but they were not the ones," said Mohan on Monday. "Three women whom the police brought before us, we've seen them before selling clothes at the Gandhi market. None of them were at Sion Hospital that day," added Mohini.

The Pune rural police on Sunday afternoon raided two music centres in Manikbaug on Sinhgad Road and seized 14,293 pirated compact discs (CDs) of Hindi and Hollywood films including 1,000 pirated copies of Oscar winner Slumdog Millionaire.

The police arrested the owners of the music centres and two other employees. Superintendent of police (Pune rural) Ravindra Kadam confirmed the seizure of 1,000 pirated copies of Slumdog Millionaire.

With board exams barely a few days away, students are in revision mode, and help is at hand. Education websites and coaching classes have begun offering a plethora of study support services, from revision packages, access to inventive and interesting knowledge resources like mindmaps and online tests, to solved model and previous years' board papers.

In keeping with the trend that is being followed for years now, students of the Centre for Environmental Planning and Technology (Cept) will organise the three-day architectural forum, Kurula Varkey Design Forum, on Friday at the institute's premises.

The forum will be participated by experts and students from across the country and even abroad and its focus this year will be primarily on discussing general issues about architecture.