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RED TOPICS
NEWS
RAM on 09/06/2008 at 2:36pm (UTC) | | | FeaturedFilmy MasalaSports
An idle mind
Do common words like ‘go’, ‘motivation’ and ‘rest’ affect your moods? Do they inspire you to act on it? » Know more
Stress does accelerate aging, finds study
Brainy work makes people hungrier
Idle mind may not be the devil's workshop Regular exercise can keep cancer at bay
Stills: Ru-Ba-Ru
Check out the stills of ‘Ru-Ba-Ru’, yet another romantic thriller that features Randeep and Shahana. » Pics
'Ru-Ba-Ru’ features 10 kisses!
Movie preview: ‘Ru-Ba-Ru’
Review: Tahaan
Santosh Sivan’s ‘Tahaan’ is all about the journey of a young Kashmir boy in search of his pet donkey. » Movie review
Movie gallery: ‘Tahaan’
Sarika on 'Tahaan'
Enjoy movie stills of ‘Ru-Ba-Ru’ 'Tahaan': A soul-stirring story of a young boy
» More Movies | Movie stills | Interviews | Videos
Akhtar in TV show
Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar will participate in an Indian television show but said that his priority is playing cricket. » More
Butcher says Akhtar will play 2 matches
Lawson not insecure about losing coach's job
Akhtar leaves for India to take part in TV show Things going better than I imagined: Pietersen
» More Sports | Columnists | Slideshows
Top StoriesWorldOdd NewsFinance
Condoleezza Rice praises India’s nuclear trade waiver
Condoleezza Rice hailed a decision to lift a global ban on nuclear trade with India.However, she added that the time was short to get a US-India nuclear accord approved by Congress. » More
• India thanks NSG's Big Four for 'unique' waiver
• Zardari wins Pakistan election; bomb kills 30
• Ahmedabad blasts: suspects sent to police custody
• Jyoti Basu likely to be hospitalised
• Bush calls Manmohan, discusses next steps for n-deal
» More
News in :
US sees 'good way forward' with Pakistan's new president
US has welcomed the election of Zardari as the president of Pakistan and said it was a positive sign for the government of Washington's ally in the fight against terrorism. » More
• Obama tells elderly he will protect retirement
• Dalai Lama nominated for EU's human rights award
• 12 killed, 30 injured in Peshawar blast
• Powerful Hurricane Ike threatens Cuba, Gulf
• Nepal police arrest two '93 Mumbai blasts accused
• Russia accuses West of provocation in Georgia
» More
Snapping what you eat can help you stick to your diet
With technology taking the world by storm, people are turning to taking snaps of each meal instead of maintaining food diaries that track food consumption during weight loss programmes. » Read more
• If men were insects they'd have to walk 7kms for sex
• Posh's 8k pounds champagne binge
• This ain't no jive, particle physics rap is a hit
• Brit girl's gigolo sex on YouTube to 'payback' cheating ex!
• Woman locked in cabin in Sweden for 9 years
• Police drivers to face speeding fine even during emergencies!
» More
Microcap stocks on a roll
For a year, investors shunned smaller companies in favor of larger names. But as the market's mood flipped, money started flowing into small-cap stocks. » More
On the costliest street!
After being hailed as the richest Indian in the world, it has now emerged that steel tycoon Lakshmi Mittal resides on Britain's most expensive street. » More details
• NSG hurdle over, India gets waiver
• Gabelli says there's reason to worry about earnings
• Global nuclear majors eye India
• New PF mgmt system may get delayed
• The enigma behind balanced funds
• Banks battle increasing staff costs
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