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Finally, Gauri Khan is appearing on the sets of Farah Khan’s Om Shanti Om, which will release on November 9, this year. The film director, Farah Khan said Gauri didn’t want to put much effort for her shot in the upcoming movie. The scene requires Gauri to walk a red carpet for a song at the end of the movie as the credits come on.

Mumbai: ECE Industries Ltd made its first appearance on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) at a premium of 18.67% against the offer price of Rs 589 at Rs 699.

The company has already been enrolled on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) earlier, and ended at Rs 632.25 on Monday.

During the day, the stock touched an intraday high of Rs 728.95, an intraday low of Rs 602 and finally closed at Rs 637.85 on the NSE.

To make a series of luxury mobile phones and LCD TVs, Giorgio Armani, the world famous designer has signed up a partnership deal with Samsung Electronics.

The pact that requires Giorgio to produce the designs, and Samsung to supply technical experience, was sealed off at the currently happening Women’s Fashion Week in Milan yesterday.

Mumbai: Hanung Toys & Textiles Ltd has pocketed Rs 200 crore export order for home furnishings from a leading US buyer.

For exporting home furnishing to the extent of around Rs 200 crore, the New Delhi-based company has signed up the export order deal with the company.

Mumbai, Sept 25 : Hundreds of thousands of devotees participated in the immersion ceremony of the idols of Lord Ganesha as the 10-day Ganesha Chaturthi festival came to an end today.

In Mumbai, thousands of people crowded the streets to see their beloved god being immersed amidst beating of drums. Men and women danced as they paid their respects to the god seeking his blessings.

The world’s most brilliant anti-AIDS vaccine applicant has proved insufficient. In place of defending volunteers from the fatal virus, the vaccine in fact finished up infecting numerous participants in its extensive clinical experiment on human beings.

The vaccine also failed to lessen the HIV quantity in the blood of those who got the infection, which was the second key objective of the study.