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Priyanka Gandhi - Congress President Sonia Gandhi cancelled her Maharashtra tour citing health reasons. Now, it is supposing, Priyanka Gandhi will address road shows in all constituencies of Rae Bareli.

Mumbai: Sunil Grover - The show is over. Comic virtuoso Sunil Grover's breakaway show 'Mad In India' will go off the air May 4.According to sources at Star Plus, the decision to end the ill-fated laughathon was taken this week. It was arrived at after much deliberation. Sunil Grover.

Satyameva Jayate - Mr. Perfectionist Aamir Khan is back with the second edition of his popular talk show Satyameva Jayate. Aamir Khan says Satyameva Jayate is for 'those who love their nation'.

Model Code of Conduct - The Election Commission said today that Arvind Kejriwal violated the model code of conduct in Gujarat. The Election Commission told it a day after the Aam Aadmi Party leader's brief detention during a road show triggered clashes between the AAP and BJP.

Islamic terrorists Iraq - The Islamic terrorists, who overran cities and towns in Iraq last week posted graphic photos that appeared to show their gunmen massacring scores of captured Iraqi soldiers, while the prime minister vowed Sunday to 'liberate every inch' of captured territory.

New York: Nick Cannon - Actress Priyanka Chopra said, she was grateful to Nick Cannon for supporting her at the video launch of her latest single 'I Can't Make You Love Me' here. The ever-confident Bollywood diva, 31, who landed in the US last week for a Bollywood award show, told, "she was nervous before the video launch".

Mumbai: Devon Ke Dev Mahadev - A fire broke out on one of the sets of Life OK's mythological show 'Devon Ke Dev Mahadev', but 'no one suffered any injuries', told in a statement from the channel. The fire broke on the sets put up at Naigaon here around 1PM Five fire engines tried to control the blaze.

New Delhi: NHRC and Somnath Bharti - Commenting on NHRC's direction to Delhi police to take action against former Delhi Law Minster Somnath Bharti, Congress leader Rita Bahuguna Joshi on Monday said that action taken by the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) against former Delhi Law Minster Somnath Bharti was correct as the behavior showed by the minister was extremely shameful, vulgar and unparliamentarily.