Shriya is back in Tollywood

Shriya makes a come back to Telugu. Since 2005, she has not acted in any Telugu film in the lead role although she was part of item numbers in a couple of Telugu films. Her last Telugu film where she did the lead role wasBhageeratha opposite Ravi Teja.

a new girl is launched in Kollywood

Every day, a new girl is launched in Kollywood. Brought from complete obscurity and thrust into the limelight, these newbies often flounder. And the first place they err - fashion.We've snapped many a fashion nightmare at the audio launches of their debut films. Dressed to impress, they, unfortunately, do anything but. Here's taking a look at a few hits and misses.

Meghana Sundar in Kathal Sollavanthen

Meghana thought she had incorporated a bit of everything nice - something short, something sheer, something deep, and something flattering. The only thing we liked was the 'something flattering' - the empire waistline does flatter her figure. But the sheer hemline, the not-too-sure-where-to-end short skirt, and the bulkily deep neckline all get a thumbs down from us.

Oviya in Kalavani

Shwetha in Payanangal Thodarum

Vani Kishore in Marupadiyum Oru Kathal

Joshna in Marupadiyum Oru Kathal

Sunaina at Vamsam audio launch

Ramya Nambesan in Aatanayakan

Uttara in Aridhu Aridhu

Priti Bhandari at Oh lalalala audio launch

Amy Jackson at Madrasapattinam audio launch

Udayathara in Kulasekaranum Koolipadayum

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India picks symbol to rival the €£¥$

For those of us still fumbling to find the € symbol on our keyboards, today was a bad news day. Computer and mobile keyboards in India (and possibly around the globe) will soon be adding another new button - the rupee key.

Today a jury selected by the Indian government unveiled a new rupee symbol (pictured) to rival the internationally recognised the US dollar ($), the euro (€), the UK pound (£) and the Japanese Yen (¥).

 So, in classic Indian style, the ministry organised an open competition to design the new symbol. The prize set for the winner was Rs250,000 ($5,352) in cash.

And the winner was…Udaya Kumar, a post-graduate student at Mumbai’s Industrial Design Centre, which is part of one of India’s elite institutes of technology (IITs).

For those who think it looks a bit like an ‘R’ with a line across it, don’t be fooled. According to the Indian Express the new symbol represents exactly what the finance minister was looking for.

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