New Delhi, Dec 26 : Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Saud Al-Faisal, who arrived here today said that his country has proposed to the United Nations to form an international body to fight terrorism across the globe.

After holding talks with his Indian counterpart Pranab Mukherjee, Al-Faisal said that all countries should work together to stop such attacks that were witnessed in Mumbai.

"As a matter of fact, Saudi Arabia has a proposal that we made to the United Nations to create a special body for the international community to come together and fight terrorism," he added.

New Delhi, Dec 26  The Union Cabinet today approved the proposal submitted by the Ministry of Civil Aviation for superseding the existing Air Services Agreement (ASA) signed on December 5, 1998 between India and South Africa by a revised ASA.

This ASA is based on the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) template.

The revised ASA signifies an important landmark in civil aviation relations between India and South Africa. It has the potential to spur greater trade, investment, tourism and cultural exchange between the two countries.

Fortis Healthcare would raise funds with rights issue by the end of June 2009. The company board has approved the plan to raise Rs 1,000 crore. The funds would be used for debt adjustments and further expansion of the business. Significant parts of the fund would be used for the proposed Medi-City project in Gurgaon. Fortis would also upgrade its existing facilities and explore more investment opportunities in the market. The company currently has 23 hospitals and wants to add more by 2012.

New Delhi, Dec 25 : Maldivian President Mohammad ''Anni'' Nasheed today supported the Indian stand on Mumbai attacks stating that the militants who staged the three-day rampage came through the sea route from Karachi.

Interacting with the media here, Nasheed said that Maldives is a nation of sea fishermen in the middle of the Indian Ocean and that they are concerned about maritime security.

New Delhi, Dec 25 : ''Rashtrawadi Sena'', a radical Hindu organisation stages a protest demonstration here today demanding closure of terrorist training camps in Pakistan in the wake of recent Mumbai terror attacks.

Rashtrawadi Sena chief Jai Bhagwan Das urged the Central Government to mount a strong action against terrorists and destroy their camps in Pakistan.

New Delhi, Dec 25 : Troubled popstar Amy Winehouse reportedly wants to move to the Caribbean because she prefers spending time in the sun to her London lifestyle.

The singer, who is currently enjoying a festive break in St. Lucia, is considering relocating to the idyllic island, according to reports.

The 25-year-old singer loves St. Lucia so much she is even hoping to record her next album there, the China Daily reported.

"I could easily live here, the people are amazing and the local music scene is inspiring," Amy Winehouse said.