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Morning sickness, food cravings, insomnia and stomach cramps. When a lady is expecting, she doesn’t want to hear her husband moaning about his own pregnancy symptoms. But moan he well might, if he is suffering from Couvade syndrome.
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Cricket, is supposed to be a game of entertainment and that of sportsmanship. But in the view of recent events, the enthralling game has become more of a controversial...
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Magi:yellow color spicy noodles eatn when you are in agood mood or you just catch hold of one.but seriously I don’t know how important is for most...
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After the demise of Benazir Bhutto (murder/accident whatever), Pakistan looked ‘broken down’. The steam blew away of all the grudges mustered against then President...
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The army says six rebels have been killed in a gunbattle between security forces and suspected Islamic militants in Indian-controlled Kashmir.
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Argument on Wagah
While driving past Amritsar upto Wagah, we had thought we would experience all that should be different. People, soil, food, dwellings, crops,...
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When Shahrukh Khan couldnt positively react to Health Minister’s goading him to quit smoking, he said it interferes with his “Creative Liberty”...
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A Dalit boy from a village in Maharashtra has been invited by the NASA as a junior research scientist to work on its Galaxy Evolution Explorer...
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The world has seen some major disasters over last few weeks. First was the cyclone Nargis in Myanmar (I don’t really know why do they come up with sweet feminine...
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The eight franchisee owners and sponsors of the Indian Premier League (IPL) have decided to donate Rs 60 million for the victims of the serial bombings that rocked the...
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Bollywood does not stop surprising you. The latest in the masala is that now Aamir Khan has a dog named Shahrukh
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With a slowdown in the American economy and declining household spends in that country, the fate of the world economy (largely supposed to be dictated by the American...
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If eyewitness accounts are to be believed, pandas had sensed the massive earthquake that shook central China on May 12, with the animals behaving strangely just minutes...
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According to the Indian intelligence sources, bombing in Jaipur on Tuesday that killed 80 and injured 216 has been orchestrated by a Bangladesh-based terrorist group...
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Perform 17 low-cost total knee transplant operations in 3 months
Obesity and lifestyle trigger knee deformities and orthopaedicians across the country are concerned...
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Its sky scraping housing societies that are suitably fetching popularity with the metro rail by its side and more of Delhi’s populace choosing to dwell there marks...
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Crises are a usual scene in an economy. But one that is global and affects the world at large, is a threat. The food crisis is a black mark on globalization. Bringing...
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Controversial Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen has said that she would like to stay in Tripura when she returns to India if not allowed to stay in Kolkata, before the...
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How Indians loved the movie Taare Zameen Par, and how little kids hate it! I made this surprising discovery at a remote school for hill children run by an NGO in Naini...
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Philipina Heintzman, 81, drove 80 miles across the South Dakota prairie to experience history in the making: a woman running for president, something she never dreamed...
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Could you have an STD and not know it? Unfortunately, the answer is yes. Some sexually transmitted diseases, such as gonorrhea, have symptoms that are often confused...
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The U.S. women’s team will play Brazil, its conqueror in last year’s World Cup, in two exhibition games this summer.
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Men, concentrated in the weakest sectors, are losing jobs in this downturn, while women make gains They eat from the same dishes and sleep in the same beds, but they...
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After rising to the ranks of Lt Generals in the Army and Air Marshals in the IAF, a woman is now set to head the country’s key missile project.
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The strict Islamic laws restricting movement of women, takes preposterous dimension in Saudi Arabia where men and women are treated in a manner as if they are two...
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Hispanic women born in the United States are more likely to have children out of wedlock than women who are immigrant Hispanics or non-Hispanics, according to an...
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If you’re a fan of Desperate Housewives or Sex and the City, this may come as a bit of a shock: A large chunk of women in their 30s and 40s aren’t obsessed...
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A new inalienable right could be enshrined soon in Ecuador’s constitution: the pursuit of sexual happiness for women.
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Malaysia’s foreign minister says women traveling alone abroad should be required to carry a letter from parents or employers verifying the reason for their...
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Michelle Wie was among 1,236 players who have entered the U.S. Women’s Open, the first time she will go through open qualifying for a major since she was in the...
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Roads in Saudi Arabia are among the world’s most dangerous but one type of victim stands out: female teachers who are dying at alarming rates because of long...
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Suzanne Yoculan has one year left to aim for a perfect 10th NCAA championship.
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Georgia has won its fourth straight NCAA women’s gymnastics title.
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As a single man in my mid-thirties, I’ve spent 20 years trying to understand women, with mixed results. It wasn’t until six months ago, however, that I was given a...
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Are we a Civilized Nation?
I have sometimes been told that I see only the negative side of events in India. I do not agree with this assessment but can you blame me...
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In this June 4, 2007, file photo, Democratic presidential hopeful, Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., center, speaks during a town hall conversation hosted by Women for Hillary in New York. As Clinton’s prospects sink in the Democratic race, many women are...
