It’s certainly hot and you’re definitely sweating it out while commuting to work, at the gym or even at home. These increased levels of perspiration might make you feel like washing your hair every day. Experts tackle common questions that you may have about this predicament.It’s not necessary to do so, feels city cosmetologist Dr Sama Rais. “Preferably not everyday ...
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6 things women must learn from men
Undoubtedly, men and women make two sides of the same coin as they are perfect complements to each other. Yet both sexes are uniquely different. However, there must be a thing or two that one can learn from the other. So, taking the battle of sexes forward, we allowed men to share things the ladies could learn from them to ...
Read More »Other babies can help infant find voice sooner
Setting up play dates for your infant might be an excellent idea because this can prepare them to “find their own voice” sooner.Setting up play dates for your infant might be an excellent idea.Researchers in Canada believe that an attraction to infant speech sounds may help kick-start and support the crucial processes involved in learning how to talk.The discovery also ...
Read More »Ladies! ‘Selfies’ eat-up over 5 hours of your week
News for selfie obsessed women! A new study has shown that young women waste over 5 hours in a week taking their own pictures. A survey of 2,000 women aged between 16-25 revealed, that the pre-photo act of applying make-up, getting the right lighting and angle, and the time spent on each photo-taking session takes up around 48 minutes a ...
Read More »US ‘deeply concerned’ over Mursi death sentence bid by Egyptian court
The United States is “deeply concerned” about an Egyptian court decision to seek the death penalty for former President Mohamed Mursi, a State Department official saidon Sunday. The US criticism follows condemnations from Amnesty International and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan after the court ruling on Saturday against the deposed president and 106 supporters of his Muslim Brotherhood in connection with a mass ...
Read More »Mayor Boris Johnson ‘seeking to ban’ rickshaws from the West End over safety fears
Boris Johnson has announced he wants to crack down on “unsafe” rickshaws in central London. The Mayor of London said he is seeking new powers to regulate pedicabs – the official name for the vehicles – because they clog up roads in the West End and are potentially unsafe. Mr Johnson declared his ambition after pledging to cap the number ...
Read More »Muhith hints at raising tax at source for Bangladesh’s apparel export in next budget
Finance Minister AMA Muhith has hinted that tax at source for readymade garment (RMG) export might be increased in the next budget. At a pre-budget discussion in Dhaka on Friday, he said the government was also considering revising the ‘cash incentives’ provided to export sectors. Last year, the apparel export source tax was slashed by 0.5 percent to help the ...
Read More »Number of Teletalk users quadruples in two and a half years on 3G services
The number of subscribers to the only state-run mobile-phone operator, Teletalk, has quadrupled since the introduction of its 3G services two and a half years ago. The company attributes the surge to high-quality and high-speed data services. Teletalk said the number of its subscribers was around 5.4 million at April-end against about 1.4 million on Oct 14, 2012, when the ...
Read More »Egyptian court seeks death penalty for ex-president Mursi
Former Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi waves as he enters for his trial with other Muslim Brotherhood members at a court in the outskirts of Cairo, May 16. Reuters An Egyptian court on Saturday sought the death penalty for former president Mohamed Mursi and 106 other supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood in connection with a mass jailbreak in 2011. Mursi and ...
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Middle East Peace and Japan’s Roles – A European Perspective Dr. Mozammel Haque Lord Nazir Ahmed, one of the earliest Muslim members appointed to the Britain’s House of Lords, was invited by Universal Peace Forum (UPF)-Japan which conducted the fourth Japan-Europe Forum recently. Hundreds of citizens and experts in Kobe, Fukuoka and Tokyo listened Lord Ahmed discourse on ...
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