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High blood sugar levels trigger stroke
High blood sugar levels can cause heart disease and strokes as well as diabetes, say researchers.
Dumped by SMS? Join Federline club
Experts say more and more teenagers and 20-somethings are using text to break up to avoid confrontation.
Vivah, releases on a PC near you
Vivah is all set for a worldwide release not just in a theatre near you but also on your personal computer.
India lacks trained manpower: Microsoft
Microsoft, which employs over 4,000 professionals in India, on Wednesday, said it was scaling up presence in the country.
Daniel Ortega elected Nicaragua Prez
Ortega was helped back to power by divisions in the right, which had in previous elections united behind a single candidate to keep him out.
Best B-schools in India
Every CAT aspirant aims to get admission into the creamiest of institutes, the IIMs and the renowned ones.
India prepared for delay in N-deal
India remains hopeful that the civil nuclear deal will be tabled in Senate on November 16 as it enjoys broad-based bipartisan support.
Railways rules out fare reduction
There will be no reduction in passenger and freight fares on Indian Railways said Railways Minister Lalu Prasad.
Debate: Whose Karnataka?
While the non-Kannadigas say they are happy and progressing, the locals have started feeling marginalised.
Abhishek, Urmila pair up for Mehbooba
In filmmaker Ramgopal Varma’s remake of the cult classic Sholay, the infamous Mehbooba song will not be forgotten.
Decision on EPF interest rate deferred
The Central Board of Trustees of the Employees Provident Fund Organisation on Tuesday deferred a decision on fixing interest rate.
Delhi on edge as sealing resumes
The decision to resume sealing from Wednesday was taken by the Supreme Court Monitoring Committee and the MCD.
One more held for Malegaon blasts
Dr Farooq, a Unani doctor has been arrested in Malegaon and will be presented before the MCOCA court in Mumbai.
Sitar maestro Ravi Shankar recovering
Though Pandit Ravi Shankar is still on oxygen and under the supervision of doctors, his condition is not critical.
Aamir gets fresh notice in Chinkara case
The Gujarat forest department decides to send a fresh notice to Aamir Khan as he failed to come for questioning.
Woodland plans major expansion
The company is planning to open 60-70 new retail stores by 2008 to strengthen its presence in the country.