Bangalore/Jalandhar, June 14: A 29-year-old woman and her three-year-old child from Bangalore and a teenager from Jalandhar tested positive for H1N1 virus on Sunday, taking the overall swine flu cases in the country to 20.

The mother-child duo had arrived at the Bangaluru airport from New Jersey on 12th June, they were quarantined at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Chest Diseases in Bangalore after having tested positive for swine flu, Director of Health and Family Welfare Services Usha Vasunkar said.

Mumbai, June 14: New Mumbai Police Commissioner D.Sivanandan on Sunday said that tackling terrorism, protecting citizens' rights and reaching out to the youth in the city would be his top priorities.

"There are terror strikes in Mumbai and other parts of the country which have been found to have links with this city due to which we constantly have to remain alert," Sivanandan told reporters here soon after taking charge.

London, June 14: Megan Fox’s mother Darlene Tonachio has revealed she often rows with her actress daughter in a bid to dissuade her from getting more tattoos.

The 57-year-old mum confessed her 23-year-old “wild child”, who has nine tattoos, loves the body art and that her passion often leads to quarrels between the two.

“This is something we’ve had all sorts of verbal skirmishes over. And I guess we always will. She wants another one and I’m dead against it,” The Daily Star quoted her as saying.

London, June 14: Katie Price a.k.a. Jordan is trying to gather a million pounds to fulfil her dreams of bagging Olympic gold medals on a “super horse”.

The glamour model has been ordered to stay away from her 40 million wealth until her bitter divorce battle with Peter Andre has been dealt with.

The 31-year-old revealed she was on the look out for a new steed who could help her grab Olympic glory in both the dressage and show jumping.

New Delhi, June 14: The Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, will travel to Yekatarinberg, Russia, on Monday for a three-day visit during which he will attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) and Brazil-Russia-India-China (BRIC) summits.

He is also expected to meet Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari, marking the first top-level contact between India and Pakistan since the 26/11 attacks in Mumbai last year.

The main agenda of the two multilateral summits is expected to include the global financial crisis, terrorism and food security.

Melbourne, June 14: Actress Emily Blunt is set to play the title character in the new movie The Young Victoria.

The Devil Wears Prada star said she was eager to alter the way people perceived Queen Victoria.

The 26-year-old revealed she was ready to challenge the usual perception of the royal as the elderly woman, dressed in black, with a hint of a moustache on her grim face while she claimed England's imperial glory.

"I had mine waxed off for this one,'' The Daily Telegraph quoted her as saying.

Islamabad, June 14: At least eight people were killed and 15 others were injured in a powerful bomb blast which rocked Dera Ismail Khan in Pakistan on Sunday.

The blast took place in the Tijarat Ganj Market area of DI Khan and was so powerful that it destroyed several vehicles and shops.

Relief and rescue departments was pressed into service immediately after the blast. The wounded have been shifted to the district hospital, where the condition of seven persons was stated to be serious.

Washington, June 14:  In what may be seen as a major concession to Pakistan, the US House of Representatives has dropped demands of access to the disgraced nuclear scientist Dr A.Q. Khan and preventing terrorist attacks against India as conditions from the aid bill offering Islamabad 1.5 billion dollars for the next five years.

When the Pakistan Enduring Assistance and Cooperation Enhancement Act’ (PEACE) was first tabled in the Congress in April, it required Pakistan to fulfill some major requirements in order to qualify for the aid.

London, June 14: Cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan has warned that Pakistan is headed on a suicidal course as the offensive against the Taliban and other extremist organizations could prove counterproductive and fuel more extremism.

“I have never been so depressed in my life. Pakistan is on a suicidal course,” The Times quoted Khan, as saying.

Khan, who is in London to see his two sons and ex-wife Jemima, also denounced the notion of his party being a pro-Taliban organization.

Actress Cameron Diaz doesn’t get bothered when people call her a spinster because she believes that she has "plenty of time" to get married and have children.

"I think it's only normal for people to ask my views on motherhood, especially of someone my age, because it seems like he obvious thing, ''Why haven't you done it yet?'' But it doesn't bother me,” she said.