Indian Engineer Died in US

A Software engineer from Andhra Pradesh ,a 27 year Old Muthyala Purushottam was found dead in his flat on Thursday sources said. This is the Second Incident of Indians who died in US this month.

Purushottam, whose family stays in Anantapur attended a call from US informing that he is found dead in his flat's Bathroom on Tuesday night.

Purushottam was working for Triton Infotech and was married to 25-year-old Praveena Reddy, who is also from Anantapur.

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SAHARA TO SPONSOR INDIA again

The Sahara Group outbid telecom giants Bharti Airtel to retain the title sponsorship rights of the Indian men's cricket team till the end of 2013 which could fetch BCCI upto Rs 558 crore.

The Subrato Roy-headed industrial conglomerate will pay Rs 3.34 crore per international match to have their logo displayed on the Team India jersey.

"Sahara India Financial Corporation has been awarded the Indian team (Seniors) Title Sponsorship Rights, for the period 1 July 2010 to 31 December 2013," BCCI Secretary N Srinivasan said in a statement.

"The BCCI will be paid Rs. 3.34 crore per Test/ODI/T20 International during this period," the statement added.

Locked in a two-way battle with Bharti Airtel, Sahara's bid was way above the Rs 2.89 crore per match offer made by the telecom giant.

The amount offered by Sahara could earn BCCI anything between Rs 481 crore to Rs 558 crore in the next three years depending on the number of matches India plays.

Sahara's original contract with the BCCI expired last year after the company spent Rs 400 crore over a four-year period for team sponsorship.

They came to the BCCI's rescue when no bids were received for the team sponsorship six months ago and continued their support for the period. Their renewed contract was to expire next month.

Under the existing contract, Sahara was paying Rs 1.9 crore per Test, Rs 2.08 crore per ODI and and Rs 1.56 crore per Twenty20 International, the BCCI said.

The two were the only firms left in the fray, although four others including electronic giants Videocon, had also purchased the bid form.

Sahara and Airtel submitted the requisite security deposit of Rs 50 crore along with the form at the end of deadline while the other firms excused themselves from the race due to the steep base price of Rs 2.5 crore per match.

The Cricket Board had published a tender notice calling for bids for the Indian men's team, women's team, India A squad and the under 19 squad and the deadline to submit security deposit ended yesterday.

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REVIEW:Kites

REVIEW:Kites

Cast: Hrithik Roshan, Barbara Mori, Kangna Ranaut

Music: Rajesh Roshan

Director: Anurag Basu

Without doubt, Hrithik Roshan and Barbara Mori are two of the prettiest people you’re going to see on screen. 

Hrithik is staggeringly handsome and director Anurag Basu frames him in the tightest of tight close-ups. There is of course the requisite dance sequence and bare torso scene but even in moments of anguish, Hrithik’s blue-green eyes are ablaze. 

Barbara is lovely with real texture and a feisty spirit. Together they are so luminous that the frame lights up when they are in it. Their crackling chemistry keeps Kites soaring.

Developed by Basu, from a story by Rakesh Roshan who has also produced the film, Kites is about Jai and Natasha, two street-smart hustlers who are marrying into a rich and brutal Las Vegas family purely for the money. 

Of course their gold-digging scheme falls apart when they 
fall in love with each other. Basu builds this hesitant relationship beautifully. 

They can’t speak each others language—he doesn’t know Spanish and she can’t speak English—but their smouldering looks are louder than words. 

They know their path is fraught with danger but they can’t put the brakes on their desire. Inevitably the bad guys find out and then the chase begins.

Which is pretty much where Kites starts to falter. The weakest link in the film is the villains, who seem like the NRI cousins of the Thakurs from Rakesh Roshan’s Karan Arjun. 

The entire family is woefully underwritten and badly enacted. At one point, the father, played by Kabir Bedi and the son, played by newcomer Nick Brown, are egging on Jai to kill a man. 

They cheerfully say: ‘Go get him’ and ‘You can do it.’ As a welcome present into the family, the father hands Jai a new car and a gun. And did I mention that the daughter, whom Jai is pretending to love, is played by Kangna Ranaut, who is of course Bollywood’s go-to girl for any mentally unstable character.

The second half of Kites has way too much of the son who chases his fiancée and her new lover over stunningly stark new Mexico landscapes. 

Meanwhile those two have morphed into Bonnie and Clyde – they rob banks and steal cars. And the plot settles into a repetitive cycle of chase scene—love-scene—chase scene. 

There is one particularly weak shoot-out between cops and bounty hunters, which feels like a left over from B-grade American television and an over- stylised climactic shoot-out in the rain, which echoes Sam Mendes’ Road to Perdition.

This is a real shame. Kites is sumptuously produced, painstakingly crafted and in its own way, ambitious. The Roshans and Basu are trying to stretch the boundaries of the Bollywood love story. 

Hrithik Roshan is spectacular. And yet the film doesn’t become more than the sum of its parts because the second half is flat and in places, outright foolish.

Still I recommend that you see Kites. It’s far from brilliant or even fully satisfying but it’s easily one of the better Bollywood films I’ve seen this year.

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Hi-Tech cheating in EAMCET xam

Intrigue for the leakage of medicine paper --  Copying was planned through bluetooth in the vests.

                                      Two gangs were caught yesterday during the eamcet examination who were doing malpractices by using the latest technology. A gang took Rs.5 lacks from each student and assured them a fake questionpaper that it was leaked for the medical eamcet students. The another HI-TECH gangused mini bluetooth wireless headsets in vests and mobile phones in the underwares of the students so that they can communicate with the person out side who provides the answers for the questions . Though this gangs made a high sketch of cheating , all went avain infront of the police . The Police caught the two gangs within 6 hours of the malpracticing student caught.

                                     This HI-Tech gangs have their network through out the AP state. The modern technology these days is being used for the wrong deeds. After this instant the examination conductors are being planned to have Jammers , other equipment to block the gadgets like mobile phones during the examinations. This technology is being used by some of the Universities.

                                     The police concluded that this growth in the malpractices is also because of the preasure on the students by their parents.

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