An Indian woman ended up marrying her Groom's brother when the Groom came to the ceremony stinking drunk.  The family chased the Groom away and then asked the Groom's brother to marry their daughter.  He accepted and now his drunken brother is worried he will never find another bride again.

In fear of extremist groups, the Indian government is requesting that Google reduce the detail of several sensitive sites, such as military bases and government buildings, viewable in Google Earth.  At this time, agreements have not been made, but Google is "committed to continue the dialogue."

British army intelligence have proof to believe that terrorists are using the internet tool to pinpoint attacks on British troops in Iraq.  So I would say the Indian government is justified in their fears.  With the details of the world just a click away -- and accessible to everyone -- it's scary to think who might be lurking. 

Google Earth is a free downloadable program where users can access stitched satellite photographs of the Earth.  Search addresses, get driving directions, and view 3D terrain and buildings. 

Lawyer, Shailendra Dwivedi, has filed a criminal case against Bollywood actors Aishwarya Rai and Hrithik Roshan for their kissing scene in the movie Dhoom 2.

In a country where public intimacy is often frowned upon, the local court has agreed to hear Dwivedi's petition to punish the actors.

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