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Revealed: Why women love mirror
Researchers in Australia found that women scowl when they see themselves in a mirror whereas men smile.
Book: Working with VAT tax guide
The book Working with VAT by Kul Bhushan, boasts of a foreword by India's Finance Minister P. Chidambaram.
Critics are no gods: Naseer
For me, the opinion of the critics matter as much as the layman on the road, Naseeruddin Shah said.
Jaya Bachchan attacks Congress
Samajwadi party MP Jaya Bachchan, on Monday, launched a veiled attack on the Congress.
Orissa junks Jharkhand's minor port plan
Jharkhand had planned to construct the port at river Subernarekha-Bay of Bengal junction along the Orissa coastline
Kids need more exercise to cut heart risk
Children need to do more exercise than recommended to reduce their risk of developing heart disease, say researchers.
Pakistan on nuclear overdrive
Pakistan is expanding it's nulcear program by building a reactor that could produce enough plutonium for 40-50 nuclear weapons.
In Pics: Beauties in bikini
Miss Universe 2006 contestants in the swimwear round. Miss USA, was the favourite to win the crown.
Floyd Landis wins Tour de France
American Floyd Landis dedicated his win to Andy Rihs, owner of his Phonak team.
Car bombs in Baghdad, 60 killed
Bombs exploded on Sunday in Baghdad and the northern oil center of Kirkuk, killing more than 60 people.
Players’ body await BCCI’s recognition
ICPA could look to gain from Kumble's wisdom as he had played a major role in the payments contract with the BCCI.
Made by family, a film on Bruce Lee
Bruce Lee's family plans to produce a new film on him - the first such movie it has actively supervised.
Professionals to be taxed heavily
All income earners, including the salaried and the self-employed, will soon have to fork out more tax.
Fresh wave of attacks on Lebanon
Rockets struck Haifa and other Israeli towns in a fresh wave of attacks from Lebanon on Friday, Israeli officials said.
Mkts close in red on weak global trend
Sensex tumbled by 267 points on heavy selling by funds despite excellent Q1 results by Satyam.
Interest rate hike jitters Fin Min
The Finance Ministry on Thursday said interest rates, now on an upswing, are not prohibitively high to kill growth.