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Katrina kaif actress is working tough on delivering her Hindi dialogues properly and the result is showing! Apparently, Katrina impressed all when she delivered a whole page of Hindi dialogues correctly. She seems to have mastered the art of speaking Hindi without her signature angrezi inflection. “For an instant we forgot that it was Katrina, she really spoke like a political leader!” says a unit member. So filmmakers now can well nurse some aasha, and not agonize about her bhaasha…

There are rumours that Katrina Kaif will be competing Congress President Sonia Gandhi in her forthcoming movie Rajneeti. The movie directed by Prakash Jha will also see Ranbir Kapoor playing the responsibility of her husband and whose character is being based on Rajiv Gandhi. The shooting of the movie is presently under way in Bhopal.

Prakash Jha however says his movie is a work of literature and denies it has anything to do with Sonia Gandhi. Jha however accepts that Katrina’s looks in the movie has conspicuous resemblance to that of the Congress President. Katrina will play the leader of Jan Shakti Party where she takes incriminate of the party once her husband is dead. The movie also stars Ajay Devgan, Nana Patekar and Priyanka Chopra.

Federal officials have stepped up efforts to help Mississippi families continue their recovery and transition to permanent housing following Hurricane Katrina. The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) Housing Resource department has identified 5,684 available rental resources on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

Landlords with available property are encouraged to contact FEMA so additional units can be listed. There are three phone numbers available to call: (228) 594-3507, (228) 594-2996 or toll-free (866) 877-6075, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. You may also leave a message during non-working hours and a FEMA representative will respond.

Landlords calling to register their properties should be prepared to answer a few basic questions related to rental units, such as type of dwelling, number of bedrooms and baths, handicapped accessibility, pet policy, monthly rental amount and other possible items of interest to renters.

Individuals and families with Internet access can find resources on FEMA’s website, www.fema.gov. Select ‘Recover & Rebuild’ at the top of the page, click on ‘Find a place to stay’ on the left, then click on ‘Search for information about housing rental resources’ at the bottom of the page.

Families can find additional resources by accessing www.mshousingsearch.org or the National Housing Locator Service at portal.hud.gov/app_nhls/, a site maintained by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

Web sites are updated continuously, so applicants should check often.

More than 2,600 Mississippi families continue to occupy FEMA travel trailers and mobile homes. FEMA estimates 1,027 of those people were renters prior to Hurricane Katrina and will likely return to a rental unit.

FEMA will work with applicants on a case-by-case basis to address their individual needs. This additional effort by FEMA Individual Assistance caseworkers can help occupants achieve their permanent housing plan.

FEMA coordinates the federal government’s role in preparing for, preventing, mitigating the effects of, responding to, and recovering from all domestic disasters, whether natural or man-made, including acts of terror.