Anushka kills Ravi Teja Dupe

Anushka kills Ravi Teja Dupe
This is the shooting scene of Ravi Teja latest movie which is having its shooting on the river banks of Godavari at Purushottam Patnam near Rajamundry. The scene is that Anushka has to push Ravi Teja and Sunil look alikes or dupes into the river. Anushka pushed them, till then it was ok.
Sunil dupe whose name was Ramesh swam back to the shore but Ravi Teja dupe whose name was Mahendra didn’t turn up. He was washed out by Godavari river and his body was not found. Here started problem. The whole unit left the shooting spot without making much noise.
But the locals didn’t forget the scene that easily. They complained at the local police station and filed a case against Anushka for murdering a guy. The case was accepted by the Police after a lot of protest from the local people.
The story of the unit people is different. They say that Anushka asked both the dupes whether they new swimming or not before the shot. Both said yes but in reality only Sunil dupe knew swimming but not Ravi Teja dupe.
This new movie has Ravi Teja and Anushka in the lead and is being directed by Uday Shankar and is being produced by Suresh Productions banner.
Ravi Teja dupe Mahendra shifted with his family from Rajasthan a few years back and is a very poor person. The loss which his family is suffering is irreversible. We convey deepest condolences to the family of Mahender

Jalsa’ Movie as Mobile game

Allu Arvind who is the producer of Jalsa starring Pawan & Ileana is coming up with new concept of publicity. This concept is new to Tollywood but it is common in Hollywood and Bollywood.
In this new concept, a flash game is prepared with the figures of Ileana and Pawan that can be played on mobile phones and on line .
These games are being made ready in Mumbai and they will be made available to the Telugu audiences very soon. The down load facility and other details of the game will be announced very soon. (We have seen such animation games before the release of Spider man, Superman in Hollywood and we have also witness such games for Dhoom2).
This is the new trend in Tollywood and Allu Arvind is coming up for the first time for Jalsa.
At the same time, Allu Arvind is planning to arrange the free down load of ring tones. Caller tones, Wall papers, a Blue tooth is being imported from UK for this purpose. These Bluetooth’s will be placed in all the commercials centers of all the important cities of AP. The interested audience can download these ring tones freely from these centers.

TCS unveils its largest campus in US

TCS unveils its largest campus in US

The US economy may be staring at a recession, but an Indian company is promising to bring jobs to a struggling state.
Not surprisingly, the state of Ohio rolled out the red carpet for Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), which unveiled its largest campus in America this week.
For its part, the $4.3-billion IT giant says the presence will create closer ties with its American customers.
Ohio's governor Ted Strickland showed up to help TCS open its largest North American facility in a suburb of Cincinnati.
For the state of Ohio, which has been hit hard by a loss of manufacturing jobs, the 1,000 mostly local jobs that TCS plans to bring to its North America Delivery Center will be a welcome relief.

GM to launch another small car in two years

From less than a 1 per cent market share a year ago, General Motors today commands 3 per cent of the Indian car market. Now the car maker is looking at going smaller and cheaper to triple its market share in the next 2-3 years.
Enthused by the sales of Chevrolet Spark and the UVA General Motors is planning to go even smaller.
While it may not go as small on size or price as the Nano, GM is developing a sub $5000 car which will be positioned between Tata's Nano and Chevy's Spark.
That’s not all GM is also working on another small car which could bear resemblance to GM's concept car beat, which was showcased at the Frankfurt motor show last year. The car will be priced in Rs 3 lakh bracket.
General Motor Asia-Pacific Group VP, President D Nick Reilly said, “Segment is very significant and there would be a second entry into the segment. Plans to add 3-4 new models across the different segments in the next three years.”

Ronaldo bests George's United goal scoring record

Alex Ferguson tends to shun players with inflated egos. Just ask David Beckham.
But the veteran Manchester United manager can't stop lauding the sublime skills of the player who inherited Beckham's No. 7 shirt - Cristiano Ronaldo.
The Portuguese winger scored two more goals on Tuesday night to seal a 2-0 victory over Bolton and put United three points clear of Arsenal atop the Premier League.
After breaking the deadlock 10 minutes earlier, Ronaldo scored from a dipping free kick - his 33rd goal in all competitions to eclipse George Best's season-leading tally for a United winger in 1967/8.
"He's phenomenal," Ferguson said. "It speaks everything for the player. I don't think there is a winger in this world that can do that and that's the measure of the quality of the lad and his scoring ability."

IPL bosses on alert as bookies gear up to fix

The Indian Premier League (IPL) hasn't just got players, fans and Bollywood stars excited but even the bookies can't wait for the action to begin.
They believe matches can be fixed when the Twenty20 tournament starts on April 18, but IPL bosses are sure their moves will come to naught.
But across the country, men who form part of cricket's underbelly are licking their lips in anticipation, as the bookies believe that with no national pride to play for, IPL matches and players will be easy targets.
"Sab malik ke liye khel rahen hain. They have got money for that, toh malik jaisa bolega who vaisa hee karenge. Malik ne bool diya wicket fainkna hain toh fainkna hee padega unko (Everyone is playing for his owner. If the owner says then the player will have to throw away his wicket)," a bookie says.
Even as the IPL has brought in big money in the world of cricket and caught the attention of many but are the IPL authorities really prepared to prevent match-fixing.

Proteas ready for Indian challenge, says Smith

Describing the three-Test cricket series against India starting here on March 26 as exciting, South African captain Graeme Smith on Saturday said his side was ready to take on the challenge from the home team."It is going to be exciting. Indians are confident... We are also here with lot of confidence. Playing anywhere in the sub-continent is a challenge and we are confident we can meet the challenge," he told a press conference hours after the team arrived in the city for the first Test."This is the tour we have been looking forward to. It is crucial as we have two tough series coming up against England and Australia," Smith, who guided the Proteas to the No 1 spot in the ODI rankings, said.He also brushed aside accusations about selection of the team on the basis of colour leading to the pullout of fast bowler Charl Langeveldt in the aftermath of the controversy over his selection ahead of fellow paceman Andre Nel."It is a bit disappointing. We feel for the players and have spoken to them. It affects the team certainly. But we are a matured family and our job is to continue with cricket."It was widely believed that Langeveldt was picked mainly to fill the quota of coloured players in the touring squad.On playing the first Test here without any tour matches, Smith, who replaced Sachin Tendulkar as the world's top ODI batsman recently, said "We have been busy playing cricket throughout the year. We have enough strength in our composition to meet the challenge.