Times of IndiaSweaty palms, racing heart help negotiate betterTimes of IndiaAmong the participants with negative attitudes toward negotiation, those who had increased heart rate expressed being less satisfied with their negotiations in comparison to th…
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Indians think from the heart: Ashton Kutcher
indiatvnews.com Los Angeles: Hollywood actor Ashton Kutcher, who shot parts of his latest movie “JOBS” in India, believes the country’s people think from their hearts over their minds. This, he says, made his experience of shooting in India worthwhile. Kutcher shot in … |
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Indians think from the heart: Ashton Kutcher
India Today Hollywood actor Ashton Kutcher, who shot parts of his latest movie “JOBS” in India, believes the country’s people think from their hearts over their minds. This, he says, made his experience of shooting in India worthwhile. Kutcher shot in India – in … |
Times of IndiaRajinikanth has a big heartTimes of IndiaBorn and raised in Bangalore, Rajnikanth went on to become one of the biggest stars of the Indian film industry, receiving high praise from the likes of Amitabh Bachchan and Shah Rukh Khan. The sup…
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Surgeon’s heart beats for the poor
Times of India In UN Mehta Institute of Cardiology and Research, every evening nearly 50-odd poor people and their relatives who have undergone heart surgery get home-made food for free. These people are so poor, they can hardly afford treatment. Spending Rs 35-55 … |
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Tunda ‘hale and hearty’ at AIIMS, say docs
Hindustan Times A day after he was fitted with an artificial pacemaker to help control his abnormal heart rhythms, Lashkar-e-Taiba operative Abdul Karim Tunda is recuperating well at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS). “Initially, a temporary … Abdul Karim Tunda undergoes pacemaker implant surgeryGreaterKashmir.com Tunda undergoes pacemaker implantThe Asian Age Tunda undergoes pacemaker implant surgery at AIIMSFree Press Journal indiablooms all 119 news articles » |
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The ironies of India’s economic crisis
Financial Times For much of the past decade, India was celebrated as one of the emerging nations destined to rise indefinitely. Even after the global crisis of 2008, like China and others, it kept growth alive by spending heavily, helped by the easy money flowing out … |
Times of IndiaHeart Attack regular shoot from August 30Times of IndiaHeart Attack touted to be a youthful entertainer will take shape in the direction of Puri Jagannadh. Nithin and Puri Jagannadh are teaming up for the first time. The pre-production wo…
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UAE take heart from loss to India in ACC Emerging Teams Cup
The National The UAE’s pursuit of qualification for two global limited-overs tournaments this winter will be galvanised by the way the national team fared at the Emerging Teams Cup, even though their campaign ended at the semi-final stage of the competition yesterday. |
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NHS patients may be sent to INDIA for cheaper treatment at private healthcare …
Mirror.co.uk Dave Prentis, general secretary of UNISON, said: “It is disgusting to see money and big business put at the heart of our NHS instead of patients.” Katherine Murphy, chief executive of the Patients Association, added: “I would be extremely concerned … NHS patients could be flown to India for operations, red meat may cause …Pulse Fears over patient safety if ‘cut-price’ doctors hired from IndiaTelegraph.co.uk |