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Filmmaker B R Chopra passes away

Filmmaker B R Chopra passes awayMumbai, Nov 5: Veteran producer-direc

Kate Winslet livid over ''airbrushed photo'' claims

Kate WinsletLondon, Nov 5: Hollywood actress Kate Winslet has strongly refuted claims suggesting that her pictures in Vanity Fair magazine have been airbrushed.

The ‘Revolutionary Road’ actress has posed only in stilettos and stockings for the American magazine.

“Kate is furious at suggestions that her body has been airbrushed,” The Sun quoted Winslet’s representative, as saying.

“She is in terrific shape and what you see is how she looks or she would never have agreed to pose for those shots,” the representative added.

Secrets behind the perfect golf swing revealed

GolfLondon, November 5: English researchers have found that the wrists do not play a critical role in the perfect, long-distance golf swings.

Robin Sharp, an engineer at the University of Surrey, says that how and when the power develops is the key to distance.

His analysis is based on a computer model in which a golfer uses three points of rotation: the shoulders relative to the spine, the arms relative to the shoulders and the wrists relative to the arms.

Genetically Modified Soya Bean Can Cut Heart Attack Risk

Genetically Modified Soya Bean Can Cut Heart Attack RiskThe genetically modified crop of soya bean, which increases omega-3 level & prevent heart attacks has passed the first phase of testing in America. It can be used in spreads, yogurts, cereal bars and salad dressings.

Singapore Exchange to launch extended settlement contracts

Singapore Exchange to launch extended settlement contracts

Mexican president congratulates Barack Obama on election victory

Mexican president congratulates Barack Obama on election victoryMexico City - Mexican President Felipe Calderon congratulated Senator Barack Obama for his triumph in the US presidential election and said he hopes for "a new stage" in relations between the two neighbours.

An official statement that was made public late Tuesday, said Calderon also invited the next US president to visit Mexico "soon" and reiterated his country's commitment "to strengthen and deepen bilateral relations and work in the construction of a better future for the region."

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