New York  - More than three-fourths of women who participated in an international survey said they have little interest in sports and fitness training, according to the New York City-based marketing research institute that conducted the survey.

Nearly half of the women who participated in the survey said they knew physical activity was important to their health, but less than one-quarter said they neither worked out often nor took part in a sport.

Bonn, Germany  - Employers should not ignore an employee's complaints of mobbing, which is broadly defined as harassment ranging from verbal abuse, in person or on the telephone, to threats, gag orders, sexual harassment and physical violence.

A German publisher based in Bonn said ignoring the problem could have negative effects on the atmosphere in the office, and on productivity. In addition, ignoring mobbing could have legal consequences. Employers could be sued, for example, for failing to provide assistance.

Every day in Germany, an estimated 1.5 million employees are mobbed, according to the country's federal authority for worker protection and medicine. Nearly half or 43.9 per cent become ill following the period in which they were mobbed.

Fine dining restaurant at City Centre launches VIP nights for those who like to let their hair down on a weekday

New Year bash seems like a long time ago and the Valentine Day fever has already died down. With not much happening on the party front in Navi Mumbai, Saute at City Centre mall in Vashi launched VIP Wednesday nites for all those who like to let their hair down on a weekday.

'Good to eat and great to gift' is what Brugge promises— a chocolate store

Chocolates have always been an instant hit among all age-groups. And you will never find people who detest this heavenly temptation. The variety of brands being introduced in the city and the public demand for different flavours in the market, tells the success story of chocolat. And another entrant in this competitive market is Brugge, La Chocolaterie, a chocolate store situated on Dhole Patil Road. The shop has a large variety of Belgium chocolates ranging from dark chocolates to mild milk chocolates. 

Le Meridien offers a lip-smacking menu at their Lebanese food festival

One thing that unites all the people in Lebanon is their love for eating. The Lebanese fare is the cuisine of the Mother Nature and the cuisine of the heart. The colours of the rich ingredients reflect the beautiful Lebanese landscapes, while the abundant variety talks about the Lebanese generosity and hospitality. And this very warm piece of Lebanon experience awaits you at Le Meridein Hotel with a Lebanese food festival at their La Brasserrie restaurant. This 24-hour coffee shop is now adorned with beautiful bright coloured drapes and lamps, giving the ambience a mystic feel. 

It is the time when colleges from around the state meet and do what youngsters do at their age—lots of learning and loads of masti

Come on girls, set the ramp on fire………….walk a little elegantly Amideep…. and you Smita….!! Try to carry some attitude while walking on the ramp……….” Pooja Rajvanshi, faculty member shouts out instructions to students during the fashion show rehersals for the Jalsa festival. The third edition of inter-collegiate festival Jalsa being organised from February 23-25 by Dainik Bhaskar in association with business school EMPI, New Delhi, has become the buzzword among college students.