MUMBAI: Wacom, world‘s leading digital pen tablet company today launched Bamboo Fun, an advanced input device for drawing, painting, sketching and writing, as well as retouching photographs on a computer.

MUMBAI: London has become a target by its? home-grown Islamic extremists whose messages of violence and death have divided the Muslim communities in the United Kingdom.CNN chief international correspondent Christiane Amanpour investigates the cultural conflicts within the country?s Muslim communities and why the radical minority is creating such division among Muslims in ?The War Within? airing Saturday, January 20.

This hour-long documentary explores how the London commuter attacks of July 7, 2005 and the foiled airline terrorism plot in August 2006 have forced a spotlight on the growing tensions among the Islamic community of all ages.

?Christiane examines the complex issues that are starting to tear apart the large British Muslim community?, said CNN International senior vice president Rena Golden. ?The simmering tension, angst and disillusionment in the faces and words of those she interviews underlines the difficulties now faced by many countries around the world.?

Some Muslims in the UK assert that home-grown extremists have "hijacked" their religion, distorted its tenets and spread fear and misunderstanding in the name of Islam. Hanif Kadar, a youth worker in the London suburb of Walthamstow, says that foreign policy is the leading cause that is bringing in young Muslims into the extremists? circles.

?It?s the minority radical groups that use [foreign policy] to get to our young people,? Kadar said. ?There?s a minority in the schools that believe?blowing people up is cool.? Amanpour also talks to Anjem Choudary and Omar Brooks, both well-known Islamic extremists in Britain whose ideologies drastically differ from those of mainstream Muslims.

Choudary pushes for Shari?a, or Islamic law, to be enforced in Britain: ?All of the world belongs to Allah and we will live according to the Shari?a wherever we are.? Brooks, a self-appointed cleric?, says the Quran sanctions violence: ?We are the Muslims. We can drink the blood of the enemy and we can face them anywhere - that is Islam and that is jihad. ?But there are those in the community who hold views that strongly oppose those of Choudary and Brooks.

Imam Usama Hasan, an Islamic scholar who memorized the Quran by age 11, rejects their radical ideologies and says they skew the teachings of Islam to support their ?wrong intentions.? ?The people who do this kind of action and who support it are a very small minority," Hasan said. "But it only takes a handful, of course, to create devastation."Amanpour also interviews Shahid Malik, one of only four Muslim members of the British Parliament. Malik acknowledges that even moderate Muslims feel more alienated by fear and suspicion since the terrorist attacks in 2005.

?I think the Muslim community does feel under siege?there?s a degree of polarization that?s taken place in our communities.?

MUMBAI: At a bustling and happening studio of Radio One FM 94.3 on 21st Sep ‘07, VJ Cyrus Sahukar and Nikhil Chinappa along with the popular RJs of Radio One, RJ Sangram, Prince, Annie and Malini gave their trade secrets and tips to the semifinalists of ‘Coca Cola Radio One College Champion‘ in style.

From grooming tips to attitude in style from humor on celebrities to city updates in time, the Radio One RJs and MTV VJs showcased their skills to the competing semifinalist of ‘Coca Cola Radio One College Champion‘. These 10 semifinalists teams, now in their second phase of the contest will be competing on On-Air for the next two weeks where the judges will select the final five for the final round.

Each of the ten teams will be given a one-hour slot each on-air with two teams a day to showcase their skills based on a topic or theme for the day. The celebrity judges (On-Air) and the audiences (vote through SMS and online) voice their opinions on the best team out of the ten teams. Five teams will be short-listed based on judges‘ rating and audience‘s votes to combat in the coming weeks.

The chosen five teams will further undergo the grind by churning out their own innovative tune-in promos, show concept & scripting, chats and monitoring their own shows. Each team is given a two-hour slot a day (Mon-Fri) to spice up the air and prove their magic along with the respective RJ‘s in the city on Radio One FM 94.3.

At the end of 13 weeks of combat, battle, fireworks and entertainment, Radio One would announce the winning team On-Air followed by a grand celebration and party. The new ‘Coca Cola Radio One College Champions‘ will win exciting prizes both in cash and kind, from Laptops to I-pods to two-wheelers. The winners get an exclusive week on-air with Radio One FM 94.3, to host their own show. So lets see what the city has in store this time.

MUMBAI: At a time when speculations are rife across the country as to who will be India‘s next singing sensation, CNN-IBN presents ‘Reality Sings‘ - a half-hour exclusive with the two finalists of ‘Indian Idol‘.

MUMBAI: "I had never planned to join politics. I never had any pressure from my family to join politics.

MUMBAI: Valentino Rossi proved he emains the ultimate fighter in the high-speed world of MotoGP when he won the Portugal Grand Prix to take his title battle with the runaway leader Casey Stoner for yet another week.

And as they take their tooth-and-nail battle to the famous Twin Ring Motegi circuit near Tokyo for the Japanese Grand Prix this week, Ten Sports, the most watched sports channel of the sub-continent, will be present to bring all the action live.

It will be an early morning start for racing enthusiasts in the subcontinent, with the live telecast starting at 7:15 am IST on Sunday, September 23.

In Portugal, Stoner needed to score 15 points more than Rossi to secure the crown with four races in hand, but the Ducati rider faced clutch problems and had to settle for third place behind Rossi and Spain?s Dani Pedrosa.

Stoner now has 287 points, 76 more than Rossi. The Italian former champion has his work cut out and will need to win at least three of the last four races to have any chance of pulling off a miraculous victory over his Australian rival.

The Twin Ring Motegi circuit will always be remembered for the sportsmanship of Rossi. In 2005, he only needed to finish fourth here to wrap up the championship, when his bike clipped the Honda of good friend Marco Melandri. Rossi was reducing the distance on the leader Capirossi, and could have continued. Instead, he stopped and did not finish the race as he helped an injured Melandri.

Motegi was built by Honda and is set in the Hakko mountain chain. The picturesque 2.98mile circuit is surrounded by forest, with the Nakagawa river flowing by. The name itself indicates two racing courses: the Super Speedway ? an American NASCAR-style oval course ? and a European-style road course.

The track has a comparatively long back straight, but a series of slow corners and also two tunnels which allows the oval to run round the outside. It is a stop-and-go circuit with some hard braking and accelerating areas.

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