Nepal unsympathetic to Bihar Flood victims

Flood situation in Bihar?


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Tata starts pulling out?

Irked by constant intimidation of its workforce by agitating Trinamool Congress workers, Tata Motors has evacuated its manpower from Singur.

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Will my husband know I'm not a virgin?

Mansi is getting sleepless nights wondering what if her better half comes to know that she's not a virgin?

Will he accept her if she dares to bare the truth?

Can she hide it, if she tries?

These questions popping into her mind prior to D-Night is adding to her nervous anxiety.

However, she's not alone as there are many women on the verge of tying the knot who face the same dilemmas.

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BIG TV launch creates ripples

The launch of the big ticket entertainer, Big TV, an Anil Ambani venture, has caused ripples in the market.
Sales and enquiries are at their peak even as the dealers are not sure of all the plans on offer. Please refer to the Link on the side bar.

Situation worsening in the Valley

One more person, injured in clashes in the

Kashmir Valley, died early today.

The toll in the ongoing violence

since Sunday is set to rise.

Six killed so far, as curfew remained clamped

for the third consecutive day.

Sleeping with a hundred women and more

Life suddenly changed for a man who has slept with over 150 women.

He had applied to the dating show 'Would Like To Meet?'

And there he met his wife.

The man, Paul Crooke, acted as the third party for married couples.

The couple wanted to fulfil their fantasies of having a threesome.

Now, he leads his life as a happy family man with Karolyn and their 21-month-old daughter.

Before his appearance on the show, Crooke had slept with more than 150 women.

He has revealed that he decided to apply to the show when he got bored of his lifestyle.

Paul was one of the 12 singletons who were given a makeover by body language and flirting coach.

Looking for a girl?

Finding hard to land a date?

Well, read Sam de Brito's new book, 'Building a Better Bloke'.

Brito has admitted that he has had his share of dud dates.

Partly because his past approach to dating involved getting drunk.

He has urged other men not to do the same.

I want to show men how to build self-esteem, build a life for themselves.

This in turn will attract women.

The author says his generation has lost the art of communicating with women.

We like to think of Australian men as bold and confident and a lot of them aren't.

For some, the biggest fear in life is approaching and striking up a conversation with a woman.

Practice and a sense of humour is the key.

The catch-phrase of his book is: "Find a life and you'll find love".

The biggest thing is not to look cool, but to have a life with lots of interests.

Become involved in your life, look after yourself, and you're primed to meet someone.

He said that good manners and keeping clean are also important.

Even if you're funny and charming, you're not going to get far with a woman if you smell.

Besides clean sheets and fingernails, the book also reminds men of the some simple things.

Like holding a door open for women.

Airtel overtakes BSNL

Leading mobile firm Bharti Airtel signed up 2.7 million customers in July.

It has now overtaken state-run Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd as India's largest telecoms firm by total subscribers, including fixed-line subscribers.

Indian mobile telecoms firms added 9.2 million users in July.

The no. of total subscribers, thus, reaches nearly 300 million.

India is the world's fastest growing wireless market, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India said on Monday.