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Striking and suave Irrfan Khan in Jazbaa

Bollywood is bedazzled with amazing movies showering in the year 2015, and adding to the list of highly awaited movies is Sanjay Gupta’s Jazbaa starring beautiful Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and finer than fine actor Irrfan Khan. Aishwarya is apparently the biggest attraction in the movie as she is set to hit the silver screens after a long gap.

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Elita`s self-titled album launched

Popular singer Elita Karim, also a journalist, has been rendering song for last 12 years. She rendered songs for a duet album titled Antohin with Mahadi, different mixed albums, TV plays, telefilms and movies. Her several numbers of songs became popular to all.Elita’s self-titled album was launched at a programme at Daily Star Centre in the city’s Karwanbazar area on ...

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Altitude sickness

Altitude sickness, or “acute mountain sickness”, is a condition caused as a result of the effect of atmospheric changes on the human body when ascending to a very high altitude. The condition is potentially fatal, but fatalities are easily avoidable. Lack of awareness of this condition, resulting in delayed or inadequate treatment, claims the lives of victims every year. The ...

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Cats Eye’s summer wardrobe

This summer, cotton, linen and georgette are in. The Cats Eye’s line for this season features bottoms with floral, zigzag and geometric prints along with bright and light-coloured tops. There is also an attractive range of PK Polo T-shirts. For men, there are both causal and formal outfits. You can check out their summer collection at its showrooms — in ...

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Dental hygiene problems you should avoid

The importance of dental hygiene has been taught to us right from school times. Good dental health not only makes your appearance pleasing but it also affects your overall health. Many people associate poor dental health with tooth loss or cavity problems. Stephen D’souza – Dental Practitioner and Student, Mumbai, says bacteria present in the mouth can lead to serious ...

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Exercise for elderly

According to a new study, modest exercise can reduce the risk of death among the elderly. 5 minutes of physical activity for five days a week would be a suitable first target for the elderly.The findings reveal that 15 minutes of physical activity for five days a week would be a suitable first target for the elderly.”The exercise could include ...

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Keep food safe, hygienic in summer

Take extra care to protect food in summer and keep bacteria at bay with these easy tips- * Maintain hygiene: Wash hands before cooking and after handling raw meat, fish and poultry. Dry hands with a clean towel. Make a habit of wearing an apron in the kitchen. Avoid cooking and touching food items if you have cold, runny nose ...

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Watch 3D films to boost your brain power

Watching 3D movies is beneficial for enhancing and boosting brain power, new research says. According to British researchers, watching 3D films helps improve cognitive abilities. The team led by neuroscientist Patrick Fagan from Goldsmiths University found a 23 percent increase in cognitive processing ability among participants after watching a 3D movie. The subjects’ reaction times were improved by 11 percent ...

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Saudi Arabia reveals plans for world’s largest hotel to cater for Muslims on annual pilgrimage to Makkah

The Abraj Kudai, will be located in the holy city of Makkah , a city visited each year by more than 15 million Muslims With twelve 44-story towers containing 10,000 rooms, the hotel, will have a total area of 1.4 million square metres £2.25billion project will feature 70 restaurants, whole floors devoted to royalty and one of world’s largest domes The Venetian and The ...

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​Suicide bomber kills 21 at Saudi Shia   mosque, Islamic State claims attack

A suicide bomber killed 21 worshippers on Friday in a packed Shia mosque in eastern Saudi Arabia, residents and the health minister said, the first attack in the kingdom to be claimed by Islamic State militants. It was one of the deadliest assaults in recent years in the largest Gulf Arab country, where  sectarian tensions have been frayed by nearly two months ...

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