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Your job could influence how you die: study
The findings are important because they indicate opportunities for targeted interventions to prevent illness and promote health.
Aamir's film shot entirely in Kashmir
Harud has been filmed on location in Srinagar
Slangy Italian teenagers become YouTube hit
Debora and Romina have featured in TV news bulletins and newspapers, delighting some with their cheerful talk.
MS Aiyar wants to see C'wealth Games 'spoilt'
Nominated Rajya Sabha member of Congress party reiterates Games are an extravagance.
RBI hikes key interest rates to fix inflation
Containing inflation is top priority, says central bank in policy statement.
Wikileaks founder, the man who reveals too much
Julian Assange enjoys 'crushing bastards' and helping the vulnerable.
Passing English test a must to migrate to Britain
Any migrant who wants to enter or remain in the country will need to show that they can speak and understand English.
BJP MP, suspect in RTI activist's murder, missing
He skipped Parliament and instead issued an advertisement in three Gujarati newspapers claiming innocence.
Apple to expand iPhone sales on July 30
Apple said its popular iPhone 4 model will go on sale in an additional 17 countries on July 30.
Ferrari back as title contenders despite fine
Massa was given subtle hints to let Alonso pass him which enabled the Spaniard to win at Hockenheim.
CBI moves application to grill Shah in jail
The application was moved after CBI officials questioned former director general of Gujarat Police GC Raigar.
No Rajiv phone details post Bhopal gas leak: PMO
The then Madhya Pradesh chief minister Arjun Singh has said in the past that Anderson was allowed to leave Bhopal to prevent a law and order situation in the city.
WikiLeaks blows the lid off Pak's Taliban link
U.S. strongly suspected Pakistan was secretly supporting the Taliban while taking American aid.
Indian pilot held hostage by Congo rebels
Aircraft in tin mining zone in the country's North Kivu province attacked.
Suspended SAI coach rubbishes allegations
Ramesh Malhotra said that all allegations against him were false and the truth could be found out from the girls of the weightlifting team.
Heavy rains wreak havoc in north India, six die
Heavy rains claimed six lives on Friday and continued to wreak havoc in several parts of north India.