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Keep infection at bayI am undergoing root canal treatment. Are frequent check-ups necessary after the treatment? Will the tooth decay if not properly maintained?. T.S. Shridhar Dr.Vijailakshmi Acharya: After root ...
Flawless FACE Here are tips to tackle dark circles under the eyes, which are attributed to heredity, lack of sleep, fatigue, stress and improper diet.
Fitness RHYTHMS Aerobic dance can be the best way to systematically exercise major muscle groups
Happy Hariharan PillaiLAST WEEK, an unlikely person was in attendance at the Kakkanad private bus stand. Someone who should be celebrating the 25th year since he last got into a bus as a passenger. In fact he has been into films for so many years now. That was ...
Losing out @ IT The human face of mail, the postman, is a fading personality in the IT age. PRASANTH. M regrets the loss.
Music can improve vocabulary SCIENTISTS HAVE found an unexpected benefit of music lessons they can boost word power. Children with music training had significantly better verbal memory than others, according to a recent study. The longer the training, the better the ...
World Cup without the FRILLSThe Women's World Cup currently on in the U.S. is a very quiet affair. The quietness is also a nice time for some sincere soul searching, says STAN RAYAN
On a new groundHIS STINT with the camera and make-up started with "Palmolive da jawab nahin". All along, he has had a host of modelling assignments, and now we will soon see cricketer Kapil Dev in "CID", a serial on Sony Television. A brand ambassador for Sony, ...
The melody factorINDIAN FILMS are known to thrive on songs. An array of mellifluousnumbers has even scored over average screenplays. While the music-and-dance sequences set our films apart from those of other countries, they also prove to be a bane at ...
Going placesTHE MOVIE world of China will soon see an Indian creating musical wonders for them. Several countries have had their share of A.R. Rahman's melodies, and now we hear the Chinese too will soon get a chance to see the musician at work. Rahman's ...
Celluloid sagaWHEN JACKIE Shroff said he wouldn't mind taking up a good role for a full-length TV serial a few years ago, several scoffed at his idea, as the hero wasn't really short of film offers. Today, as we see the medium grow in reach and stature, we ...
For a flamboyant flourish Bright sunlight helps the Bird of Paradise bloom and blossom better
Cybergames Computer games have become one of the fastest growing sectors of the entertainment business
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