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Washington, Dec 7 : George Clooney has laughed off

New Delhi,Dec 7 : Indian dailies on Saturday highlighted the sense of public grief over the death of former South African president Nelson Mandela.

Mandela, who emerged from 27 years of imprisonment to help guide South Africa to democracy, died on Thursday from a lung related illness.

Indian newspapers ran banner headlines mourning the death of South African anti-apartheid hero as people held special prayers and candle light vigils in his memory.

Bharti Group Innovation & IT Director Jai Menon has confirmed his resignation, saying he quitted to go back to create intellectual property (IP) and do research in deep technology.

Mr. Menon, who was the director for Innovation & IT as well as the CIO across all group businesses, has been accredited with the launch of network provider Airtel's enterprise business. He had joined Bharti Group in 2002 as a corporate director.

Bungie's next space epic game Destiny will be released in September next year, publisher Activision announced through a press statement.

According to the statement, the widely anticipated shared-world shooter Destiny would be released worldwide on 9th of September, 2014. The beta version of the game will be launched in the summer, with Sony's PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 game consoles to get the game first.

Mumbai, Dec 7, : Senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Yashwant Sinha on Saturday said a fault line had been created when there was a divorce between the Prime Ministership and the leader of a political party.

Sinha said, "The fault line was created in 2004 when UPA came to power. At that time, there was a divorce between the PM's post and the political leadership. The PM has to be the political leader in his right. He cannot be decisive, if he is No.
2 or 3 in his party. So, this is where the fault line was created."

Workers of Nokia's Sriperumbudur, Chennai-based manufacturing facility will move the Delhi High court on Saturday seeking its permission to implead in the ongoing dispute between the handset maker and tax authorities.

M Saravanakumar, president of Nokia India Thozhilar Sangam, said, that they wanted the court to allow them to implead in the case as the issue concerned the lives of 30,000 people.