Wanna experience saas-bahu relationships in a new bottle, be ready to watch ‘Main Kab Saas Banoongi’ from September 1 on the Hindi general entertainment channel, Sab TV.

The channel, which boasts for telecasting nearly seven comedy shows like Taarak Mehta ka Ooltah Chashmah, Lo Ho Gayi Pooja Iss Ghar Ki, etc., will showcase the new show produced under Deepti Bhatnagar Productions from Monday to Thursday at 8 in the evening.

New Delhi - The Dalai Lama, Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, was taken to hospital in the Indian city of Mumbai with complaints of stomach pains, the Times of India reported Friday.

"There is nothing major to feel concerned about," his personal secretary Tenzin Taklha was quoted as saying by the newspaper. "But he has been admitted to the because he was feeling some discomfort in his abdomen."

Jammu, Aug 29: The fourth round of talks between Shri Amarnath Yatra Sangharsh Samiti (SASS) and the panel appointed by the Jammu and Kashmir Governor headed by SS Bloeria will be held here today.

The talks, which were scheduled for Thursday, could not take place due the minor illness of Bloeria, who is leading the government side in the talks.

The samiti had earlier held three rounds of talks with the panel on August 23, but the talks remained inconclusive.

Singapore - The Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) has reached tentative free trade agreements with three major trading partners - India, Australia, and New Zealand - after years of negotiations.

Though the full terms the agreements reached Thursday in Singapore during a meeting of ASEAN ministers would not be made public until the signing in December, they cover more than 400 goods with India and goods, investment, services and intellectual property with Australia and New Zealand.

"This is the most comprehensive free trade agreement that ASEAN has ever entered. It is the largest free trade agreement that Australia has ever negotiated," Australian Trade Minister Simon Crean told reporters in Singapore.

A non-profit group raised an issue regarding the deaths of 49 children during clinical trials of new medicines in AIIMS during the last two-and -a-half years. This group believes that the children enrolled for the clinical tests were from poor families. The Uday Foundation for Congenital Defects and Rare Blood Groups had sought information about the trials through a freedom-of-information request.

The hospital denied that children involved in the trails had poor socio-economic background. Moreover the children enrolled for the trials represented the "prevailing mix" of patients treated at the premier institute AIIMS on Tuesday said that the drugs used in the trials were found safe in earlier studies and "not known" to have fatal complications.

The mobile version of popular Indian social networking site is released on Thursday. The social networking website is very popular among Indian youths and it can now be accessed through mobile phone.

It mobile version is called ‘Mobile Adda’, which can be used like a full fledged PC. After signing in, users are allowed to receive, read, reply and send scribbles to their friends. It also supports search profiles and invitation sending options on the network.