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Not everyone have faith in Bollywood bad boy Salman Khan's dancing expertise.

But Sallu's choreographer for his upcoming flick "Dabangg" said that the actor has become technically strong and even gives his own inputs.

Choreographer Shabina Khan Ansari said, "This is not the first time I am working with Salman. I've worked with him even earlier when I used to be an assistant with Ganesh Acharya. But now he has changed; today he is technically stronger. He also gives his inputs for steps."

According to new research, boozing can lessen the risks of developing rheumatoid arthritis.

The research group from Sheffield University discovered that people with rheumatoid arthritis, who said that they consumed alcohol on over ten days during the last month showed less damage to their joints, less swelling, less pain, puffiness and impairment as compared to those who never boozed alcohol.

The discoveries showed that alcohol lessens the body's immune response, dampening down symptoms.

New Delhi, July 29 - Heir to the erstwhile princely state of Bhareh in Uttar Pradesh, Anant Narayan is all set to make his Bollywood debut and says his royal background "never stopped" him from living his dreams, be it as a journalist or as an actor.

"My royal background never stopped me from doing anything. It gave me the boost to step out of my cocoon. I wanted to prove myself and earn the position of a prince that I have been honoured with since birth," Anant, 23, told IANS. Bhareh is in Etawah district of Uttar Pradesh.

It has been learned from the sources that JFE, the world's fifth-biggest steelmaker will be picking up a stake in the home-grown steel producer JSW Steel. It is believed that if the deal gets through, the Sajjan Jindal-controlled company will be able to lure lucrative auto clients of the Japanese firm to the Indian company's fold.

It is to be mentioned here that the domestic steel maker has made a comeback from the brink of bankruptcy after it was facing a situation of high burden of interest on its books.

With a view to promote the concept of social entrepreneurship in the country, the students of the Indian School of Business (ISB) launched the second ISB iDiya Challenge. It is to be mentioned here that this will be a national competition of ideas for social ventures. While the program started at July 23rd 2010, the idea is to invite ideas from working professionals for profitable business models with measurable social impact.

Ajit Rangnekar, Dean, ISB, said that at this esteemed business school, it is a responsibility to create a large impact on the society through supporting sustainable social ventures.

The Farm Equipment and Tractor division of the Mahindra & Mahindra Group has recently announced the entry of the nation's smallest and cheapest tractor model Yuvraj-215 in Gujarat.

Senior Vice President Sales, Mahindra & Mahindra Farm Equipment sector Avinash Patankar said that with the launch of this model the company has become he player that has the cheapest and smallest tractor in the Indian market.