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 MELBOURNE - Parents will soon be able to “keep an eye” on their kids’ mobiles phones, thanks to technology already in use by American cops. Parents can receive alerts in the form of SMS and email every time their child gets a call from an “unapproved” number. My Mobile Watchdog, which is set to be launched in August for about 12 dollars per month, will also let parents to view any text messages, emails, pictures and calls made to and from their kid’s mobile.
 BANGALORE - Infosys Technologies Ltd chairman and chief mentor N.R. Narayana Murthy Saturday admitted that with many of its clients reducing their IT budgets, the bellwether’s growth would be impacted this fiscal.
 LALGARH - Security forces claimed to have gunned down four Maoists and marched through the forest to establish their control over Lalgarh Saturday before the rebels hit back, injuring six policemen in a landmine blast on the third day of the West Bengal government’s offensive against the left-wing radicals.
 Fierce Tehran clashes between police, protesters
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