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Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Women sell themselves and the products too

The image of a typical women starting changing and she was not just a homemaker. Women have jobs and they began to bring in money into the household. In an advertisement for lipstick, the image sends a message of fulfilling sexual wishes.

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Madames winter collection 08

Globally famous women apparel brand, Madame has launched its Winter/Fall 2008 collection. The collection has three categories - Casual, party and formal wear. It's definitely different, go and choose your favourite.

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Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Male menopause: A reality?

A recent research in America has revealed that as many as one in five males over the age of 65 years could be experiencing some symptoms of menopause, which include low libido, irritability, tiredness, weight gain, sweating, aches and pains.

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Fading tunes of Dhuduki

The popularity of folk arts in the state of Orissa is decreasing with the boom of peppy Bollywood tunes and modern western instruments. Alongwith it, the music of Dhuduki, an ancient folk instrument, used in songs as well as dance is fading away.

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Monday, November 24, 2008

Breaking parental bonds for career ambitions

Solitude of aged people is sometimes a problem created by their own ambitions. Once a child leaves home to fulfill his or his parent’s dream, dreams do come true but rarely does he come back to support his parents during their old age.

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Sanjay Dutt coming out with ‘The Roar of a Lion’

Controversial film star, Sanjay Dutt’s autobiography has been titled, ‘The Roar of a Lion’ and it is almost half way complete. Dutt’s filmmaker friend, Sanjay Gupta too has commissioned a biography of the actor as a tribute to him..

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Thursday, November 20, 2008

An evening at Wagah

The ceremony at Wagah has been performed in a perfectly coordinated daily ritual for almost 57 years. A long white line, born of the 1947 partition of Britain's Indian empire, defines the border between the hostile neighbours.

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