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News: Musharraf resigns as Pakistan President

Pervez Musharraf has stepped down as president of Pakistan to avoid impeachment charges. He made this announcement during a televised address to the nation on Monday. “After viewing the situation and consulting legal advisers and political allies, with their advice I have decided to resign,” Musharraf said.
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News: Want to spice up your sex life? Try hot curry


Want to make your bedroom life more adventurous? Well, in that case, turn to Thai green curry, which has been found to give a person’s libido that much needed boost.
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News: Turmeric can help fight cancer

Synthetic molecules derived from curcumin, main ingredient of Indian spice turmeric, can help kill cancer cells and stop them from spreading, say researchers at Ohio State University.
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News: August is the break-up month of the year!

Planning a vacation with your partner in the month of August? Well, in that case, better watch out, or you could come home with your love life in ruins.
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News: Are you sniffing out right partners?

Women are said to have an inbuilt ability to pick up the scent of a partner who differs genetically. Falling for this type of man helps ensure that the couple’s children will have broad immunity against disease.
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News: Good sex everyday, keeps doctors away

You would have never thought that a kiss could help keeping dental worries at bay or a gratifying sexual act at night make you feel fit and fresh the next morning. But that’s what studies across the web claim.
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Business: UK's new rules promote genuine applicants

The UK government has announced its plans for a new student visa system under the Points Based System (PBS). Known as Tier 4, the new system aims to be more transparent and to simplify existing immigration rules for genuine students and education providers
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News: Work hard, sleep harder

Cut down screen time You may be logging in to your email account or maybe watching a movie every night before you go to sleep, or even playing a game on your mobile, and SMSing your friends while at it. You may only be killing time and waiting for your eyes to get droopy. However, that’s exactly what you shouldn’t be doing. When you sit in front of a computer monitor or maybe a TV, it stimulates the brain and makes it even more difficult for you to sleep. Simply put, darkness makes the body realise that it’s bedtime and exposure to light interferes with the body clock by creating a fake sense of alertness.
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News: Blame your hubby for your being fat!

Tried everything but can’t seem to get rid of your post-marriage love handles? Well, don’t question your determination for the failed plan, for the real culprit behind all weight worries is your hubby.
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News: Working mums are happier!

If you think that working mums become gloomy as a consequence of toiling both at office and home, you need to get your facts checked. An academic research has revealed that working mums are happier than stay-at-home mums irrespective of the hours they have to spend in the office. The study was led by Alison Booth and Jan Van Ours and was carried out by the Institute for Social and Economic Research at the University of Essex.
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News: Fond of 'punjabi' food? God bless your heart!


If your tongue craves for rich ’butter-chicken’ and mouth starts to water at the mere sight of those oil-rich ‘punjabi’ delicacies...you are at risk of getting heart problems. Cardiovascular disease has become a major health concern in India.
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News: Want to lose weight? Eat eggs for breakfast


Eating at least two eggs for breakfast helps overweight adults lose more weight and feel more energetic, revealed a new study by an Indian-origin researcher. Nikhil V Dhurandhar, PhD, lead researcher and associate professor in the laboratory of infection and obesity at Pennington Biomedical Research Center said that eating two eggs in the morning, as part of a reduced-calorie diet, helps in losing 65 per cent weight in overweight people, than those who eat bagel breakfast of equal calories.
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News: Americans appear to be drinking less alcohol

The overall consumption of alcohol is declining among Americans, new research suggests. However, there does not appear to be any significant decline in alcohol-related disorders.
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Miscellaneous: Mind set: Ultimate meditation


Peace can sometimes be so far away and inner bliss, even farther away. To attain peace, spend some real quality time by going within and you will find the sense of peace that lies within. Visit the place where inner bliss dwells and waits patiently for your return
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News: Finally, a pill to cure common cold

Got a cold? Now, you can get rid of it by simply popping a pill. Scientists have long grappled for ways to cure common cold. Now, an international team has developed a drug which it claims can be effective against bugs that cause half of colds in adults and almost all colds in children.
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