Kareena Kapoor Vs. Priyanka Chopra: The History of Their Rivalry

Kareena Kapoor and Priyanka Chopra are reported to have embarked on a new journey of rivalry with regard to Madhur Bhandarkar's controversy ridden project 'Heroine', which was shelved after reports of Aishwarya Rai's pregnancy came around.

Though the two have been known as the most bitter rivals of Bollywood since years, there isn't one reason that gave rise to the animosity between them. MensXP tries to look at the history of their rivalry which seems to have peaked at the moment.

End of an era: Atlantis returns to Earth

Space shuttle Atlantis crewmembers (L-R) Mission Specialist Rex Waldheim, Mission Specialist Sandra Magnus, Pilot Doug Hurley and Mission Commander Chris Ferguson stand together with firefighters after landing at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida, July 21, 2011

Interview : All are welcome to be enchanted - Venki Padmanabhan

Royal Enfield is an iconic brand and long after the UK company went down under the onslaught of Japanese manufacturers, not only is the brand is alive and kicking in India but also, it is the brand that has made many generations of India feel 'Macho'. Anamit Sen asked the Chief Executive Officer of Royal Enfield, Venki Padmanabhan (Dr Venki), a few questions on what makes the brand and the bikes tick. This is what he said...

Middle class boy turned dealmaker

The start up
There weren't many career options I explored beyond academics growing up. I went to school at Delhi Public School RK Puram, New Delhi. We grew up in a middle class family and there was no concept of pocket money. But, if we wanted something, it was usually not refused, as long as the request was reasonable.

Iran halts oil supply to Indian refiners in Aug - sources

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Iran has upped the ante in an oil payments row with India and halted crude supplies in August, company sources said on Thursday, forcing Indian refiners to seek shipments from alternative suppliers including top exporter Saudi Arabia.

Since December, India and Iran have struggled to find ways for New Delhi to pay for 400,000 barrels per day or 12 percent of its oil demand after the Reserve Bank of India halted a clearing mechanism under U.S. pressure.