MUMBAI: An apocalypse is looming. A battle royale is unfolding. Find out when Heroes season finale explodes on STAR WORLD on Tuesday, April 1st at 9 pm.

Deep below Primatech Paper in Odessa, TX, Peter‘s (Milo Ventimiglia) reunion with Nathan (Adrian Pasdar) turns violent when the brothers, Matt (Greg Grunberg) and Hiro (Masi Oka) all clash thanks to Adam (David Anders) and his pursuit of the deadly Shanti Virus. After watching his heroic cousin captured by a street gang, Micah (Noah Gray-Cabey) turns to the one person who can help him save Monica (Dana Davis) -- his mom (Ali Larter). Meanwhile, Maya (Dania Ramirez) tragically learns how much of a monster Sylar (Zachary Quinto) really is during his kidnapping of Molly (Adair Tishler) and Suresh (Sendhil Ramamurthy). Meanwhile, Elle (Kristen Bell) decides to play hero to get back into her father‘s (Stephen Tobolowsky) good graces. Jack Coleman, James Kyson Lee and Hayden Panettiere also star.

Revolving around a group of ordinary people who possess extraordinary power, Heroes has been listed by Entertainment Weekly as one of the best sci-fi shows from the past 25 years. Lauded by critics, it picked up two Golden Globe nominations and was named Favorite New Drama at the People‘s Choice Awards.

On Tuesday, April 1st at 9pm, catch the explosive conclusion to a season-long thrill ride as the Heroes finale airs first and exclusively on Star World.

MUMBAI: Outspoken Pakistani writer and poet Fatima Bhutto joins CNN?s Anjali Rao on TALK ASIA this weekend. The niece of slain Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, Fatima tells Rao about her childhood memories of her aunt and why she blames her aunt for the death of her father, Benazir?s brother. Fatima also condemns Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf?s current rule as a dictatorship and criticizes his alliance with the U.S. in the War on Terror.

On her instantly recognizable last name, the young writer says it?s neither a blessing nor a curse: ?It?s just a name, it?s funny to be held accountable, to a surname, I think if you change my name, it doesn?t change who I am??.

Fatima Bhutto has had an acrimonious relationship with her aunt and was one of her most outspoken critics: ?My criticism to her was political, not personal. But when she died, it became very clear to me that I knew two Benazirs, I mean I knew two very different women.? Bhutto tells Rao: ?I knew the other Benazir, who was in power, and caused a lot of sufferings for the people of Pakistan, presided over a large scale corruption, recognition of Taliban government, human rights abuses and her negotiation for national reconciliation ordinance with General Musharraf that was unrecognizable to me.?

Fatima tells Rao, ??as for my father?s murder, yes, I did blame her??

On fighting terrorism in Pakistan, Fatima says the United States should ?mind its own business?they don?t combat terrorism by empowering a military dictator, they don?t combat terrorism by arming Pervez Musharraf to fight his own people.?

Rao?s conversation with Fatima also moves away from politics, towards her other passion, her writings. She talks about her recent book, a collection of first-hand accounts from the 2005 earthquake in Pakistan: ?It was a generation of young Pakistanis that were wiped out. I mean 80,000 people lost their lives in the earthquake.? The reason behind her putting this collection together: ?I found these young children, young boys and girls who were so desperate to talk.? and ?They?ve always been described passively as victims, but they were very much survivors.?

To get the full transcript of this interview and more information on the program, go to www.cnn.com/talkasia once the show is first aired.

MUMBAI: BBC World, the BBC‘s commercially-funded international 24-hour news and information channel, has produced a series of short programmes entitled Nature‘s Business, which explore how a company can effectively apply business strategies and practices gleaned from nature. The one-minute short programmes are to be sponsored by Suzlon Energy, marking the launch of their first-ever international corporate campaign, and will target business decision makers and upscale audiences across the regions of North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and South Asia. The series has been on air on BBC World for the last few weeks.

The six executions of Nature‘s Business are: Grizzly Bear, Butterflies, Forest, Birds, Waders and Meadows. Renowned writer and biomimicry consultant Janine Benyus gives various astounding examples in each of the vignettes. The illustrations range from how butterflies achieve feedback and have been known to change their environment accordingly, to how diversity is critical to the sustainability and survival of a meadow. The series was filmed in Montana, USA in December 2007.

Seema Mohapatra, Regional Director - Advertising Sales, South Asia, BBC Worldwide, says, "We are happy to be the platform Suzlon has chosen to effectively communicate their core brand message. Some of BBC World‘s programming and projects last year have been extremely successful in creating awareness on the subject of climate change and sustainable development. With Nature‘s Business we efficiently bring out examples from nature that can be applied as key business practices. "

Vivek Kher, Vice- President, Corporate Communications, Suzlon says, "Suzlon is a business built on the principle of sustainable development. We help harness the limitless power of the wind to power sustainable development around the world. Our association with BBC World, which has been building awareness on the challenge of climate change, reflects this commitment. "

Suzlon has also sponsored World Business Report on BBC World in Asia Pacific and North America.

MUMBAI: With as much as $6 million prize money for a race that last for a little more than a minute, it?s not surprising that the Dubai World Cup is one of the most watched horse race in the world. And Ten Sports, the most watched sports channel of the sub-continent, will bring all the excitement, which includes a run by the world?s top-ranked dirt horse, Curlin, to the Subcontinent?s connoisseurs of the King of all Sports.

In all, the Dubai World Cup night features seven races and offers a total prize purse of $21 million. The races are expected to showcase 26 Group I winners from 15 different countries and 26 trainers.

Action will be at a galloping pace, and the three-hour-long live telecast of one of the biggest social evenings of the Middle East starts on Saturday, March 29, at 7.00 pm IST on Ten Sports.

Just the Dubai World Cup will boast of four Group I winners, including last year?s Preakness Stakes and Breeder?s Cup winner Curlin, who was also named the American Horse of the Year. Also in the reckoning are Doug O?Neil-trained Great Hunter, Japanese superstar Vermilion and Premium Tap.

But with 11 Group I winners expected to start, the $5 million Dubai Duty Free, the fifth race of the evening, is also shaping up to be a cracker. And the action continues with eight Group I winners in the fray at the $5 million Dubai Sheema Classic, the sixth race of the evening. The Duty Free and the Sheema Classic are the two richest turf races run anywhere in the world.

In addition to the races, Ten Sports audience will also be able to witness a live performance by the internationally-renowned musician Vanessa Mae, who will give her magical violin performance in front of an expected crowd of 55,000 spectators.

MUMBAI: Health is wealth, Health is happiness...! Radio Mirchi 98.3 FM, India?s hottest radio station in association with ICICI Prudential Health Solutions announced the winners of ?Har Ghar Healthy? ? a first of its kind fitness face off across residential societies in Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Chennai. The Chairperson, Secretary and the healthiest family of the winner society were invited to the Radio Mirchi studio in their respective cities and were felicitated with the healthiest family trophy.

Shri Ganesh Aangan, Kandivli (Mumbai); Aravali Appartments, Alakananda (Delhi); Kanchan Bhoomi, Anand Nagar Road (Ahmedabad); Esteem Gardnia, Sahakar Nagar (Bangalore); Keerthi Apts, Amarpeth (Hyderabad) and Ceebros Gardens, Virungambakkam (Chennai) were the winners in their respective cities.

Radio Mirchi Activation traveled across the country to shortlist the societies. The basic criteria for selection of societies were a minimum of 125 flats and a common club or garden area where the fun-filled activities could be carried out in true Mirchi style! Residents were invited for an interactive discussion with a prominent dietician who carried out a BMI (Body Mass Index) check. In addition, participants (2 to 4 members from the same family) were to undergo a fitness test Fit Hai To Hit Hai, which included games like balancing one?s body on one leg, weight lifting, skipping, push ups etc. to win the Healthiest Family? trophy. Other entertaining and health-centric games included Tug of War, Health Housie and Main Aur Mere Papa and the winner of each game was gratified with Har Ghar Healthy goody bags.

Talking about the activity, Anand Parmeshwaran, National Head, Radio Mirchi Activations, says, ?Radio Mirchi Activations offer a synergy between below the line and above the line advertising. It allows access to multiple touch points through multiple creative in a focused area. The greatest strength of a below-the-line activity created by radio is its understanding and the relationship with a geographical area, its people and its culture?.

The Mirchi radio waves across the cities carried news of Radio Mirchi and ICICI Prudential Health Solutions coming to residential societies in order to introduce and encourage the concept of healthy families and communities. The Mirchi and ICICI Prudential Health Solutions team went out in full force in their efforts to spread awareness about health and health insurance, even giving out basic health tips through numerous capsule programs. In fact, Radio Mirchi took the activity to a whole new level by creating a character called ?Health Havaldaar?. Unlike the distinctive potbellied Indian Havaldaar, this healthier version walked around the city, spotting people indulging in unhealthy activities and gave them a Healthy goody bag. Since this entire activity was about people and their well-being, the excitement of various participants was played out on air and their cheers filled the entire city of Hyderabad.

So, tune in to Radio Mirchi 98.3 FM for the new healthy you to lead Always Khush life!!!

MUMBAI: Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse dressed in Indian outfit will make a splash this colourful Holi on your mobile phones. Celebrating the festive spirit, Walt Disney Internet Group launches ?Holi with Disney?.

Holi inspired wallpapers, screensavers and themes are now available for download on data enabled mobile phones of Airtel, Vodafone, Reliance, TATA, BSNL, Aircel and Dishnet across India.

This content can be availed between Rs.10 to Rs.50 per download.

Go ahead and colour yourself in the spirit of ?Holi with Disney!