Photos: A look at Nokia Lumia 900It's the most powerful Nokia Windows Phone but lacks that unique differentiating factor to get a lead in an Android dominated market.
Top 5: Gaming smartphones in IndiaMany new gaming smartphones have been launched in the market since last october. Here is a list which will help you identify the best gaming device for your needs.
REVEALED: Why men want sex and women need love!Relationship guru Allan Pease offers advice to men wondering about the question that has haunted mankind forever and offers a cheeky take on how women and men are indeed from different planets.
DEATH of SMS: Why you may NEVER have to text again!With IP-based messaging services like iMessage, BBM Messenger, Facebook Messenger and Google Plus Messenger becoming a hit with smartphone users their dependence on short messaging services to communicate is losing sheen. But is that reason enough for telecom operators to worry? Or is there a silver lining?
Top 5: Sites to visit during the Wikipedia blackout!So the mother of all information websites has been blacked out for a good 24 hours. Here's a list of sites you can visit to cross check all your details, do your research and submit that project you've been sitting on till the last minute.
'My girlfriend is nagging me to marry her right away'Is your love life under pressure? Are you troubled by your relationship? Get Ahead's Love Guru hosted a chat with readers on January 12 to help them deal with love problems. For those of you who missed it, here's the transcript.
Happiness must be a womanEvery year gone by is an old friend, who visited us, accompanied us through the annual highs and lows, as we search for that elusive stripper called Happiness.
Aakash Tablet: Why I REGRET buying it!Rediff.com's Syed Firdaus Ashraf's excitement knew no bounds when he laid his hands on the 'poor man's iPad'. But the supposedly 'revolutionary' and 'game-changing' piece of technology that sells at Rs 2,500 a piece went kaput in 30 minutes flat. Yes, we are talking about the Aakash Tablet PC. Firdaus pours his heart out.
11 start-ups to watch out for in 2012Forbes India recently released the list of start-ups to watch out for in the year 2012. Read on to know the magazine's list of top 11 promising start-ups.
Looking back at 2011: A cricket fan is born!As the year draws to a close, looking back at every little event that has made 2011 memorable, the World Cup Victory seems to take the cake; for me it was the night when a cricket fan was born, says Get Ahead reader Apurva Bose Dutta.
TOP 12: The best Google doodles of 2011The engine giant's innovative way of observing landmark events with special doodles has been a big hit with Internet users across the world. We bring you 12 of our favourite doodles of 2011.
Sex and Indians: 20 SHOCKING revelations!Whether we like to admit it or not, we as a country are pretty obsessed with sex. India Today and Outlook -- two of India's popular news and current affairs magazines throw light on sexual habits of Indians.
5 ways to overcome your Facebook addictionIf you think that you are addicted to social networking sites -- and it's affecting your school work and grades -- it's time that you beat your addiction. Here are five simple ways to do it...
Top 5: Exclusive lip-smacking vegetarian recipes!The non-veggies may not agree but vegetarian dishes can indeed be yummy. We bring you an exclusive excerpt from The Heart of the Matter by Gitanjali Gurbaxani with five recipes, which the author has kindly shared with us.
Lost in a Good Book'I end up reading everything in fiction, but am biased against more 'intellectual' works and non-fiction. I read for pure enjoyment, and if something doesn't interest me -- even if it is at the top of the best-seller lists -- I won't read it.'
At boarding school, Christmas comes early'The carol service would end with a special rendition of We Wish You A Merry Christmas by the boys just as the girls left for their buses... That would be our last contact with the girls school for the year.' Abhijit Masih recalls that magical time when the spirit of Christmas would be ushered in at boarding school.
Top 5 smartphones under Rs 20,000While the high-end smartphone segment continues to flood over with new devices, the mid-range segment is at a constant with few new entrants. From this segment of phones we have selected a couple of handsets based on their popularity, features and price.
IN PICS: 10 years of Bajaj PulsarIt has been a decade since Bajaj launched its bestselling bike model -- Pulsar. Here's looking back at the bike that changed the way we travel.
Five things men WISH women knew!So you've read tons of guide books on understanding men and you still don't seem to know how they function? We asked a few male celebrities about the five things they wish women knew -- read on as they reveal a few secrets of the male mind!
Review: Nokia Lumia 800A spiffy OS, shining more so with the Mango update Nokia Lumia 800 seems far superior. Critically, it again boils down to the pricing bit, and we hope Nokia gets it right.
MUST SEE: Amazing award-winning wildlife photosSanctuary Asia magazine recently announced its wildlife photography awards. Here are some of the pictures that got a special mention and the three award-winning pictures. Click on and be amazed!
Gadget review: Should you go for Samsung Galaxy Note?It is neither the smartphone, as we know it. Nor it is the tablet, as we know it. This is the perfect example of the hybrid device -- slots in perfectly between the smartphone and tablet. While it may not appeal to everyone, the performance boost is undeniable. The Note pricey, but at the same time it is a niche device as well. Meant for those who find a tablet too big, but at the same time, find the 4.0-inch smartphones a little too small!
Review: HTC Radar. Is it good enough?HTC Radar has elegant aesthetics, sturdy build, a responsive user interface and great camera response. If the pricing is got under Omnia W's price this phone can surely be recommended.
Avoiding India's gropersIt's a problem that, unfortunately, most Indian women have to contend with -- strangers who look for opportune moments to cop a feel.
Top 10 smartphones and tablet PCsYou can buy them for your personal use or gift it to someone you love. Here are top 10 smartphones and tablets currently going hot in the market.
5 smartphones that could BEAT the iPhone 4S are here!Am I suggesting you not to buy iPhone 4S? A big NO. But yes, I am suggesting you compare the five phones here with the hot-in-market iDevice (read iPhone 4S) before you really buy it draining about Rs 50,000, that too for just a mobile phone.
City of 100,000 weddings: Delhi gears up for the shaadi season!According to a Wall Street Journal report, on the night of November 27 at least 60,000 couples will be tying the knot in the romantic Delhi winter. As the long season of weddings gets underway, we find out just what this nuptial boom spells out for those in the business of marriage and others who're getting married.
POLL: Traits men look for in 'MS PERFECT'!Two days ago, we brought the ladies a poll asking them to vote for the most desirable characteristics they look for in a man. Now it's the guys' turn to tell us what they like!
Louis Daguerre's 224th birthday honoured by Google doodleFrench artist-physicist-inventor Louis Daguerre, widely credited for successfully capturing permanent photographs on a commercial scale lines a long list of inventors, artists, scientists that Google honours by showcasing their doodles on their search engine page.
PHOTOS: The most-awaited performance bike in IndiaAfter alot of speculation and assumptions, we finally have the exact specs of the KTM Duke 200, which rolls in as soon as next month. Deliveries are expected to start in January though, and the Duke 200 has what it takes to do what the Pulsar did almost a decade ago. So what makes the Duke 200 tick?
Facebook hacked, users flooded with porn, violent imagesIt appears, that Facebook has been hacked by an unknown group and the hackers added an enormous number of powerful images which reflects the acts of violence, self-mutilation and pornography, on thousands of Facebook users' Timeline.
Internet affairs: Are they worth the risk?Second Love is a dating website aimed at people who are in a relationship but fancy spicing up their life with an affair or a virtual flirtation. The site claims it doesn't encourage infidelity, it just meets a need. But do the benefits of cheating outweigh the risks?
10 Best Android phones under Rs 10KThe war between Android and iOS may never really end but for those who dig at Android, here are the ten best Android phones under Rs 10,000.
Gadget watch: Why RIM is giving free BlackBerryHere's the latest that has taken the tech world by storm: from Samsung and Nokia's flexible displays to first Windows 8 smartphone to RIM's offer of free BlackBerry Curve 8520 with PlayBook tablet to the first tablet that will come out with Android Ice Cream Sandwich and more.
How to communicate better with your teenIn an online chat with readers on October 28, Manjiri Gokhale Joshi, author of the book 'Crushes, Careers & Cell phones' addressed reader queries related to tackling teenager problems, parenting and more. For those who missed the live chat, here's the unedited transcript.
PICS: Lumia, Nokia's first Windows phone in India before XmasThe first Nokia Windows phones have finally arrived, as expected at Nokia World -- the Lumia 800 and 710, fresh with Mango (WP 7.5) onboard. The devices, sharing similar specs, are expected to hit stores in Europe starting November, followed by India, Hong Kong, Russia, Singapore and Taiwan before the end of the year.
BlackBerry Curve 9360: The expensive Apollo has landedStraightaway, the Curve 9360 impresses with its extremely sleek form factor and the new OS7, which offers some features and performance updates. However, visually, there is really no difference between the OS6 and the OS7.
PICS: Hero MotoCorp launches Impulse at Rs 66,800After its separation with Honda, Hero Motocorp has now launched its first Hero branded vehicle, the Impulse. Impulse, priced at Rs 66,800 (ex-showroom price Delhi), will be available by the end of this month.
PIX: Top alternatives to Amazon Kindle FireThe glory of some of the tablets in the market will be stolen following the entrance of Amazon's Kindle Fire, not including Apple's iPad of course. Amazon and Kindle are trusted names which is exactly what other tablet computers lack. Still, let me point out top alternatives to Kindle Fire in this article.
PICS: India's top gadget brandseBay India has announced the eBay India Battle of Gadgets 2011. The event ranks India's most popular electronic gadget purchases online over a 12-month period based on an analysis of all eBay transactions. Here, then are the top gadget brands in India.
10 tips to consider before buying an HDTV this DiwaliDiwali is around the corner and TV companies are busy launching and promoting all kinds of TVs: Plasma, LCD, LED, 3D... the list can go on. But what exactly suits you and your home? Here are 10 things you must consider.
20 good-looking South Asian writersTheir books have made us laugh, cry, fall in love and ponder about life. These are best-looking South Asian writers from across the world who have made our hearts skip a beat.
Amazon Kindle Fire: Will it be an iPad-killer?Unveiled this week, and getting launched on November 15, the Kindle Fire from Amazon is said to be a premium product at a non-premium price and is anointed as an iPad-killer. Here's how the two tablet PCs stack against each other, spec-by-spec.
Tablet PCs under Rs 20k! Don't missGet Ahead reader Nadeem Taslim writes about 14 low-cost tablet PCs one must check out before buying the likes of iPads, Galaxy Tabs or Xooms.
7 smartphones to suit your personalityGet Ahead reader Yatharth Jain answers the one question millions of smartphone users want to know: Which smartphone or OS is best suited for me? He lists out seven phones based on various personalities.
10 reasons why we will never forget Steve JobsSteve Jobs left behind some impressive works that can easily guide our steps towards some truly incredible technological developments. Here are 10 reasons why we will never forget the man who made technology and design so creative.
Five technologies that Steve Jobs can kill for good!Steve Jobs was the cause of the deaths of floppy drive, dial-up modem, the FireWire and mouse buttons and the company he founded is capable of killing a few more, including the hard drive, says Tarun Karuturi, a Get Ahead reader in response to our reader invite.
Reader's take: iPhone 4S is a Siri storyGet Ahead reader Daya Kaduri says the only novel idea on iPhone 4S is the voice recognition technology that goes by the name of Siri. Everything else is old wine in specced bottle.
Is iPhone 4S a flop?Did Apple fail to manage expectations with iPhone 4S? Is the Apple magic waning now that Steve Jobs is no more at the helm of affairs? To be able to decide just that let's break down what iPhone 4S have.
'Price of sex hits all time low'The 'price' of sex has dropped to new record lows with an increasing number of women bed-hopping during dates, without expectations about long-term commitments, social psychologists have revealed.
Amazon Kindle Fire: 11 things you must knowWe had been hearing about the Amazon tablet for quite some time. The rumour mill has been put to rest after Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos launched the latest Kindle. Now, that the secret is out of the box, we take a look at the bells and whistles Fire has to offer.
How Facebook break-up drove her to suicideOn September 19, 2011, Malini Murmur, a student of IIM-Bangalore committed suicide following a status update on her boyfriend's Facebook wall. The author decodes the girl's likes and dislikes, her passions and psyche through her profile.
PICS: Inside the world's toughest military campNational Defence Academy's Camp Rover puts to test the physical and mental endurance of 19-year-old cadets. Cameraperson Hitesh Harisinghani and Abhishek Mande sneak a peek into what is supposed to be toughest military camp in its age group.
5 reasons for iPhone's super successThe iPhone is not only a phone, or a set of technologies but an institution in itself. Five factors which have contributed towards the success of the Apple iPhone series are mentioned as follows:
TOP 10 must-have gadgets from Samsung!Think what Samsung has done for you, me and all. It has made our life easier, happening and connected through its TVs, mobile phones, audio-video products, computers and many more. The list is too long, but we have tried here to compile ten best Samsung gadgets.
PICS: The new Yamaha R15 you've been waiting for!Yamaha India has finally launched the R15 Version 2.0, which is the second iteration of the racing bikes from the Japanese automaker. However many were disappointed with the upgrade and had expected so much more. Let's find out what is new in the R15 Version 2.0...
The inspiring story of three women and a libraryIt all started with an e-mail letter written by Vibha Kamat that was circulated among a small circle of friends in June 2011. This story is about how three promising women in their 40s took up the initiative to set up a library in their locality, which will finally see the light of day on September 30. Read on.
Best gaming gadgets from Alienware: The top 20 listInterested in sci-fi and fantasies? Have you designed a sci-fi story involving you and a sudden encounter with aliens? Don't worry, the gadgets listed below can help you realise your wildest gaming fantasies.
'Cambridge: I had a bloody good time!'Television presenter Karan Thapar looks back at his Cambridge days and talks about the late Benazir Bhutto, his contemporary, selling tickets for a Pandit Ravishankar concert and what it takes to be an alumnus of the world's best university. Read on.
These 11 studied at the world's best universityEarlier this week, the Cambridge University was ranked number one in the QS world rankings 2011. We profile 11 influential personalities from across the globe from various walks of life who have been products of Cambridge. Read on:
'I tried approaching her and she yelled at me'Is your love life under pressure? Are you troubled by your relationship? Get Ahead's Love Guru hosted a chat with readers on September 8 to help them deal with love problems. For those of you who missed it, here's the transcript.
Reliance 3G Tab at Rs 13K: Should you buy it?While priced Rs 12,999 and at just 7 inches, Reliance 3G Tab fits into your pocket (pun intended) its real test lies in how it compares with the Big Daddies of the tablet world. Here, then, is a detailed review of a branded tablet that doesn't burn a hole into your pocket. Read on...
All the things you can do with GoogleThis month, Google, the Internet Goliath completed its 13 years of existence. Widely recognised as a search engine there is more to Google, feels Get Ahead reader Indresh Kumar.
Hilsa for PM Singh? Share your recipes!Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said he would break his 'vegetarian vow' if he was served Hilsa fish during his two-day trip to Bangladesh. Have a recipe you can recommend to his chef? Send it in!
5 reasons why WebOS doesn't make the cutSure, there is tremendous potential in WebOS. In fact, its SDK is rated as one of the best platforms to develop for, on par with iOS SDK. Yet, most WebOS devices are still sitting in stores waiting for consumers to grab them. here are 5 reasons why WebOS could not make it...
PIX: Famous gurus from mythologyAs we celebrate Teacher's Day, let's take a trip back in time and visit some of the devout gurus from Indian mythology and learn about their contribution to the society.
PIX: Making of Airtel's Friendship adSo you've grooved to the tunes of Airtel's latest ad featuring college students. Here's what went behind the scenes and how the commercial was made!
Review: Motorola Xoom betrayed by apps ecosystemThere's a lot to like about Motorola Xoom, especially after tweaks and updates collectively make it a much better device. The biggest problem isn't the Xoom, but the dearth of tablet-friendly apps -- it seems only iOS is hot when it comes to this class of device form factor.
Top 9 tablet PCs under Rs 20,000If you are searching for low cost tablets in India, you must be aware of the fact that most of these products come along with some truly great features, such as GPS, Wi-Fi and 3G. Therefore, the low price tags do not relate to low quality. Here, then, is a list of nine most affordable tablets that are available in India these days.
PHOTOS: The stunning Hyosung ST7The name Hyosung might not make your heart skip a beat but the second coming of the Korean automaker in India (courtesy of Garware Motors) has a lot of promising stuff lined up for performance enthusiasts. So how does the ST7 stand out and fair?
Top 5: Most awaited performance bikes in IndiaThe Indian bike market is ready to witness a flurry of launches in the 250-350cc segment. Here's the list of all these new performance bikes, which you can expect over the next couple of years.
10 Best Android phones ever!With more Android phones hitting the market, choosing the right one is becoming a challenge. Fear not, help is here!
Bhai-behen pics: Baby hugsWe invited readers to share special brother-sister pics with us for Raksha Bandhan -- here's the next set of responses!
Top 5 master chefs spill their secretsEveryone loves a good meal but rarely do they see the people behind it. Top chefs from across the country tell us their favourite dishes, suggest quick and the one kitchen disaster they can never forget.
PIX: Two hot motorbikes from Hyosung in IndiaRecently launched superbikes GT650R and ST7 are not likely to take Garware Motors places in terms of volume. To overcome this, the two-wheeler company is coming out with two new launches: GT650 (no R here) and GT250R.
Samsung's latest Galaxy Tab to take on iPad 2!Samsung, one of the leading global producer of electronic devices, will be launching their new addition to the Samsung Galaxy Tab series in India. If you are an avid Samsung lover like us then you might have made some guess about what we are talking.
11 Raksha Bandhan gadget gifts for your sisSo Raksha Bandhan is around the corner and you're probably fretting over what you should be getting your sister when she shows up with that rakhi. Here's a quick list of gadgets you can gift your sis this Raksha Bandhan.
Friendship Day: Learn how to BE one!Don't judge. Keep a secret. With Friendship Day coming up on August 7, here are ten golden tips on preserving relations with your precious pals.
The American desi who invented the Enfield V twinWhen he was growing up in the '80s and '90s in New Delhi, Aniket Vardhan never once thought he would land up in the US, least of all get a teaching job in a design school there. But he did. Then he threw it all away and decided to design his dream bike -- the Enfield Musket 700cc V twin.
Five DEVILS of networking websitesThe ease with which one can connect to one's friends, colleagues and acquaintances has virtually sublimed the physical barriers of geographies and locations. At the same time these technologies have also made us vulnerable to the outside world in harmless ways.
Biking: Bajaj Pulsar vs Honda CBR250The Bajaj Pulsar 220 was the fastest in India. However things have changed now with the launch of the Honda CBR250R. So Bajaj Auto decided to launch a more powerful version of the Pulsar by September this year to retain the fastest Indian tag.
PHOTOS: World's thinnest, fastest BlackBerry yetBlackBerry maker, Research in Motion, RIM, has announced that the first of its two BlackBerry 7 OS phones, the Bold Touch 9900 -- presumably the thinnest and fastest -- will be coming to the Indian market soon, as early as the second week of August.
10 features that iPhone copied from AndroidMany of the features that iPhone users have on their phones today started first with Android. The site Business Insider listed 10 of these tools that are now part of Apple's smartphone, but have already been with Android.
What men want: 14 secrets unleashed!What does it take to woo a man? What motivates him? Does he express his feelings openly? We explore 14 little-known facts about the stronger sex!
PHOTOS: Suzuki's Baby B-King is coming to IndiaSuzuki India's Baby B-King (or GW250) is a great option for the Indian subsidiary. Production of this motorcycle -- that's designed for emerging markets -- began in China earlier this month. The muscular GW250 is expected to be priced in the range of Rs 1.6 to Rs 1.8 lakh if brought to India.
6 reasons to switch from Facebook to Google+There are heaps of reasons to switch from Facebook to Google+ starting from user-friendliness to high data privacy. Let's take a brief look at some of them. Also, find out how you can migrate from facebook to Google+ if you have started liking Google+ more than Facebook but don't know how to move all your information from it to the new social networking site.
Meet Allahabad's Internet sensation, Govind TiwariInternet makes heroes of unusual people. On Monday someone tweeted a link to the blog of some Govind Tiwari. Within a matter of hours, the little-known teenager from Allahabad was an Internet sensation. In an interview, Tiwari tells us more about himself and that he had no clue about his fame till he read about it in the papers on Wednesday.
PHOTOS: India-bound Hysoung GT250 2012 spottedGarware Motors will showcase the GT250 at the upcoming Auto Expo in January, 2012 to gauge customer response. So make sure you look inquisitive and interested so that we have another worthy rival to the Honda CBR250R, Kawasaki Ninja 250R and the upcoming KTM Duke 200.
PIX: Top 5 Android Honeycomb TabletsSo you think iPad is the best thing to happen to humankind since the invention of the wheel? Take a look at this year's best Android Honeycomb tablets that might just be up your alley.
'My most beloved Delhiite, author Arundhati Roy'The Delhi Walla -- Portraits is the fourth and final volume in a series of books that brings together the best of writer-photographer Mayank Austen Soofi's blog The Delhi Walla. We bring you an excerpt.
Meet the real-life Rocket Singhs!Sensing the urgent need in his hometown, Mysore Institute of Technology student Ajay Kiran decided to set up an events management company in Mysore. In less than a year, the company has organised more than 85 events and is hungry for more.
How to make video calls on FacebookGoogle+ paves the way for yet another interesting feature for Facebook. Now Facebook facilitates video calling, and that too a group video chat.
POLL: What is YOUR take on homosexuality?Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad's alleged comments regarding homosexuality at a conference on Monday have incited a huge backlash. Do you share his opinions? Take our poll and let us know!
Unusual monsoon pics: Puppy love!We invited readers to send in their interesting monsoon snapshots. Here is the next set of responses -- and you can share yours too!
PHOTOS: The Ducati Diavel is finally hereDucati has finally launched its latest motorcycle, the Diavel for India. The company is offering its latest and best to Indian customers in three variants. The standard variants, the Carbon variant and the Carbon Red.
Neha Dhupia: Why I hate camera phonesBollywood hottie Neha Dhupia on her favourite tablet PC, her film career, forthcoming films and why she thinks camera phones are a bigger threat to privacy than social networking sites.
Cooking can help you get laid!The best, and perhaps the only way for men to get a woman who is clearly out of their league is to cook for her, according to Spencer Walker, author of 'Cook To Bang: The Lay Cook's Guide to Getting Laid'.
How Google+ plans to take on FacebookFinally, the news we've all been waiting for close to a year now. Google last night unveiled the Google+ project, its counter-weight to try and balance the growing power of Facebook as a social network on the Web.
PIX: British bike icon Triumph now in IndiaAfter Ducati, Harley Davidson and big bikes from Suzuki, Yamaha, Honda and Kawasaki it's now the turn of the iconic British bike-maker Triumph Motorcycles to make its move in India.
QUIZ: What is the right age to have a baby?At what age would you like to start dating, settle down, have kids? We're conducting a survey on the family planning ideals of youngsters, so take our poll and let us know -- results will be published within a fortnight.
Bugatti Veyron: World's FASTEST commercial carGet Ahead reader Aishwarya Sharma outlines the real story behind how the world's fastest commercial car, the Bugatti Veyron, that does an eye-popping 400 kmph, was conecptualised and brought to fruition.
BlackBerry Playbook in India on June 22All Apple haters may just have a good reason to rejoice. If rumours are to be believed, Apple's greatest rival -- Research in Motion -- is set to launch the Blackberry Playbook in Mumbai on June 22.
7 riding wonders of the worldThe Seven Riding Wonders of the World poll gives a chance to biking enthusiasts around the world to vote for their choice. It gives them an opportunity to decide which road, track or riding experience is the best in the world.
PHOTOS: Suzuki's greatest bikes EVER!The Hayabusa from the Suzuki stable is an insane machine. But that is not the only motorcycle that the Japanese automaker produces. There are so many more, so let's take a quick journey through the iconic bikes made by Suzuki.
Apple unlocks iPhone 4 for US consumersAhead of the release of its next iteration of the iPhone -- iPhone 5 -- the Cupertino-based Apple Inc has released an unlocked iPhone 4. 16GB costs $649 and 32GB will be available at $749.
Why Nokia is losing the smartphone gameGet Ahead reader Ismail A Muhsin analyses why Nokia is losing out to other rivals in the smartphone market. However, he believes that the Finnish giant has the potential to outsmart competition.
What 'type' is YOUR dad? VOTE!Does he shower attention on you or does he forget you even exist? Tell us what kind of dad is your father. Tale this poll. today.
Top 5 performance bikes in IndiaAll of a sudden we see the performance motorcycle segment exploding. What was once a country that asked 'what's the mileage of the bike?', now asks 'what's the cost of the bike?'. So we thought let us talk about the top 5 performance motorcycles in the country.
PIX: A motorbike that can fly at 278 kmph?Australian Chris Malloy has developed a prototype of a flying motorcycle that in theory can reach height of over 3,000 metres, with a maximum speed of 278 km per hour. Currently in testing phase, the Hoverbike, as Malloy calls it, should only pass the first test flight within a few months.
Mac OS X Lion: Everything you need to knowApple has finally announced the details of the successor to the Mac OS X Snow Leopard. The OS X Lion 10.7, it seems, will bring some of the ideas and features from the iOS to the OS X. Apple announced pricing details and showed off the new features of Snow Leopard's successor.
'If a 17-year-old wants breast implants, I say NO'In an exclusive interview, prominent Brazilian cosmetic surgeon Dr Jaime Anger tells us why India is now the fourth largest hub of cosmetic surgery in the world, ethical dilemmas experts in his line of work face and how youngsters' fast-paced lifestyles today are landing them on the operating table.
Mobile radiation: Phones with low and high SARGet Ahead reader Rohit Sane lists out mobile phones with low and high specific absorption rate (SAR) values in response to our reader invite (bleow). Phones with low SAR are considered good to use as they emit less radiations compared to phones with high SAR values.
PIX: The fascinating history of Royal Enfield!Royal Enfield has a long history behind it. The early days of the company date back to the 19th century. What started as a company making lawnmowers is now one of the most desired brands in the world.
Google doodle for Les PaulThe search engine celebrates birthday of the legendary guitarist, songwriter and inventor with a doodle.
Top 12 smartphones in IndiaThis listing is arranged according to price in descending order. The last few days -- the arrival of the iPhone 4 and the launch of the much awaited Samsung Galaxy S II has infused some fresh blood into the smartphone range available to you.
POLL: Are men more selfish, or women?A new UK survey has revealed that women are more likely to criticise friends behind their backs and men are likelier to lie to secure a job. Take our poll and tell us whether you agree!
IPv6: Is your web site ready for it?IPv6 stands for Internet Protocol Version 6 which is the next generation of Internet Protocol and will eventually succeed Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4).
5 lies women tell their girlfriendsWomen, who usually share everything under the sun with one another, tell five lies to their girlfriends when they do not want to reveal something very personal.
18, 21 or 25: The right age to drink alcohol?While Maharashtra has increased the minimum age for consuming alcohol to 25 from 21, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Delhi and West Bengal allow their denizens to consume and buy alcohol after they turn 21 and Goa, Karnataka, Kerala and Uttar Pradesh let their denizens consume alcohol after turning just 18, the age at which they are eligible to vote as well as get a driving license. Is the Maharashtra government right in increasing the minimum age limit t0 25? Tell us!
Top 10 Android phones in IndiaIt's raining Android phones and while you are spoilt for choice, it is also about finally zeroing on the perfect handset that gives you your money's worth. Here's a list of Digit's top 10 Android phones just released in the Indian market.
Poll: Do YOU find these TV ads vulgar?The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting is cracking down on recent men's deodorant commercials, calling them 'overtly sexual' and looking to take them off the air. Do you find these commericals offensive and inappropriate for TV audiences too?
19 percent of Indians have sex every single day!At what age did you have your first sexual experience? Have you ever slept with two or more partners in the same day? We invited readers to participate in a survey of their sexual habits -- here are the results.
Maruti Suzuki Ritz ZXi: Reader reviewGet Ahead reader Ronak Gandhi has been driving Maruti Suzuki Ritz ZXi -- the first car that he and his wife bought -- since October 2009. He has sent us this review in response to our reader invite.
Karizma ZMR: Bike reviewThe bike does look slightly awkward in pictures but look at in person and it changes your opinion. Ride the ZMR and it will change your thoughts as well.
Unusual summer pics: Cast away!We invited readers to send in their interesting summer snapshots. Here are some more responses -- and you can share yours too!
Why I chose Pentax K-x over Canon 500D Nikon D3100Get Ahead reader Ronak Gandhi narrates his expeience of using a Pentax K-x camera and explains why he bought it instead of the much-in-fashion Canon 500D or Nikon D3100 in response to our reader invite.
'I had married a thief'Love on the Rocks by former management professional Ismita Tandon Dhankher is "a romantic thriller that tests the bonds of love and marriage against a backdrop of suspense, intrigue and psychological undercurrents". We bring you an excerpt.
Losing My Virginity and Other Dumb IdeasLosing My Virginity and Other Dumb Ideas by media professional Madhuri Banerjee is the fictional story of Kaveri, a 30-year-old interpreter by profession whose aim is to 'figure out the language of love'. We bring you an excerpt.
Recipes: Aromas of South IndiaAlamelu Vairavan Wisconsin-based culinary instructor and author introduces readers to the lesser-known delicacies of a Chettinad kitchen.
Gaming review: Fight Night ChampionFor the first time in the series, Fight Night Champion introduces a story mode, and throughout the ten-odd hours it took me to complete it, one question kept popping into my head: Why didn't they do this sooner?
XIM grad who dumped corporates for villagesInir Pinheiro skipped placement offers after his MBA at the Xaviers Institute of Management in Bhubhaneshwar, to start up his own company, Grassroutes. The tourism initiative offers city dwellers a chance to holiday in India's villages and get acquainted with its distinct local culture.
'Indian women are challenging the glass ceiling'We bring you edited excerpts from India's Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao's keynote address on 'Women in Public Service' at the DRDO Workshop, on 'Worldwide Women's Leadership and Critical Success Factors for R & D'.
'Two different Indias are being born''India is about 50 years behind China in the quest to eliminate illiteracy. At this point of time, about a third of India's working age population has never been to school and on current trajectories, even 20 years from now, about almost a fifth of India's working age population will not ever have had any formal education -- not even one year of schooling.'
'We used mother's chunni to strain bhang thandai!'Adapted from their TV show 'Highway on my Plate', anchors Rocky and Mayur have written an Indian guide to roadside eating of the same name. With Holi around the corner, we bring you an excerpt on how to celebrate it in style.
The world's youngest billionaires under 30Forbes has come out with a list of the world's 20 youngest billionaires under 40. Here we carry eight billionaires under 30 who made their fortunes by the virtue of inheritance and hard work.
GenNext goes gorgeous, sexy at Lakme!Lakme Fashion Week's spring/summer installment opened with a showing by six GenNext designers who took the proven path of sophisticated and sexy instead of creative overdrive. Take a look.
Top 5 free World Cup apps to get score updatesMobile apps are just making lives easier, with the latest scores available on the move. If you happen to have an iOS based device -- the iPhone, iPod Touch or the iPad, there are a lot of apps which may be of interest to you. Here are our top 5 picks.
How to stay safe on social networksAbhay Bhargav on how hackers obtain your confidential data using social network website and how you can stay safe while networking with friends.
Quiz: Find out YOUR Facebook 'type'!A research has found that there are basically six types of users on Facebook. Here's a quiz, compiled by online giftcards company Suga Lumps, which will tell you what kind of user you are!
Overcoming the stigma of a stammerIt's difficult to understand why people begin to stammer, but everyone who's been through it can relate to the frustration, stigma, and anxiety that it creates.
How to make Pasta in White SauceAs part of our ongoing series, we invite readers to share their recipes with us! Deepti Jain shows us how to make Pasta in White Sauce
5 myths about men and sexThere are many myths surrounding men and their physiques, right from the size of their feet to their sex lives.
'We want to build a community of avid book lovers'Mayank Dhingra started Dial-a-Book, a home delivery service for books, with one vision: to create a community of avid book readers. You can order a book anywhere: on the phone, through the Internet, on Facebook, and on Twitter.
Six must-have iPhone appsFinding gems among the three lakh-plus Apple apps can be quite a daunting task. Which is why, we are doing it for you.
'I find myself stained, breathless, renewed 'As part of an ongoing series, we bring you stories of young Indian Americans who came looking for the Real India and found their real selves instead. Rucha Desai recounts his trip to India.
Is Internet the newspaper killer?In the next couple of years it will be a world where all the content lies online. All of us need to prepare ourselves for the time when newspapers will only survive online.
Pehla Nasha: 'She is my angel'It may all seem a little funny now and may mean nothing to you beyond a fond memory, but it's fun reminiscing all about your first love!
'The Jaipur Foot institution was magical'As part of an ongoing series, we bring you stories of young Indian Americans who came looking for the Real India and found their real selves instead. Rupak Basu recounts his trip to India.
'I was no longer in my parents' India'As part of an ongoing series, we bring you stories of young Indian Americans who came looking for the Real India and found their real selves instead. Punal Bhavsar recounts his trip to India.
Just press 5683 to feel loveAccording to a German study, typing numbers on your mobile phone keypad that correspond to positive emotions make you feel better
'I learned how people in India persevere'As part of an ongoing series, we bring you stories of young Indian Americans who came looking for the Real India and found their real selves instead. Nilay Suresh Shah recounts his trip to India.
How to make Palak Paneer Kofta CurryWe invite readers to share their recipes with us! Maahi Gupta wrote in to us and shared with us a recipe of Palak Paneer Kofta Curry. Share yours too!
'India is more than a menagerie of monuments'As part of an ongoing series, we bring you stories of young Indian Americans who came looking for the Real India and found their real selves instead. Bharat Kumar recounts his trip to India and tells Arthur J Pais about the one thing he could never have imagined himself doing.
Your browser, your enemyHow to protect your computer from some deadly viruses that hackers use to turn your everyday web browser against you.
Buying an Android phone? What you must knowA doctor by profession, Get Ahead reader Kumar Arpit has been blogging on gadgets and gaming since last seven years. He sent this contribution in response to our reader invite.
Your romantic horoscope for 2011!What can single Scorpios expect out of this year? Which other signs is a Libran compatible with? Astrologer Mandaar Naik answers all these questions and more in this Valenine's Day Zodiac special.
DTH services: Don't get lured by gimmicksDoes the use of MPEG-4 automatically imply a better quality of audio and video than MPEG-2? Or is this just a marketing gimmick aimed at getting mileage out of a newer technology that isn't necessarily better?
Gadgets, games, technologies that bombed in 2010There were several gadgets and technologies that simply bombed in 2010! Few didn't quite match up to the expectation, few sucked look-wise and few went out of reach just for their sky-touching price!
The Sex Survey: What kind of lover are YOU?Ever had sex in a public place? Or been intimate with a partner of the same sex even though you're not homosexual? We're conducting a survey on the sexual habits of youngsters, so take our poll and let us know -- results will be published within a fortnight!
Can Google's Nexus S beat iPhone 4?With the release of Nexus S, Google hopes to achieve much greater success than it did with the Nexus One. And to achieve that Google made sure that their latest handset is loaded with both amazing features and the latest technology.
An ode to shoppingDivya Swami Attri loves shopping. But has she become a shopaholic she asks herself.
A game every PS3 owner must pick upLittleBigPlanet 2 is a great game. It offers fun for all ages and lets the whole family play together. It's a title every PS3 owner must pick up.
Apple-BSNL to bring iPad to IndiaWith 3G-enabled smartphones and network coverage finally starting their gradual proliferation of the market, Apple has finally announced it will be releasing the much awaited and almost outdated (the iPad 2 might just be around the corner) iPad in India, in partnership with BSNL.
Mobile Number Portability is magicToday my mobile service provider made me feel very special. Reason? I initiated the first step to change my service provider by getting a Unique Portable ID.
Trendsetting technologies in 2011Take our word... the technologies/gadgets mentioned here are the latest drones. And the drone is not going to die soon. These would, of course, be the trendsetters in the days to come...
'Gift coupon? The store gifted us trouble!'Who can resist big discounts and freebies? We all love a great bargain, but reader Harsh Dadlani* endured more trouble than he bargained for when a friend of his tried to cash in a gift voucher from home department store Big Bazaar.
Rashmi Bansal: Happy New MBARashmi Bansal, the author of bestsellers Stay Hungry Stay Foolish and Connect the Dots, asks if there is a vision behind producing MBAs in tier- 3 B-schools in tier-2 towns.
Love story: I feared losing her as a friendWe invited readers to share stories of how they met their spouses and interesting anecdotes about their wedding day. Along Kumar shares his account of how he met his wife, thought he'd almost lost her and won her hand!
Gadgets: What to watch out for in 2011A quick roundup of smartphones that were released in 2010, smartphones that are due for launch in the New Year and pathbreaking technologies that promise to produce clean energy inexpensively and transfer high-speed data on photon networks instead of fibre optics.
Couples who delay sex have better marriagesToday it is common for couples to explore their sexual compatibility before making long-term plans together. But a new study sides with a delayed approach, in which people wait for a deep level of commitment before having sex.
Love story: 'We married after courting for 12 yrs'We invited readers to share stories of how they met their spouses and interesting anecdotes about their wedding day. Here's Satyajeet Gopal's account of how Bharadwaj Srivatsa courted his cousin Sushma for 12 years before getting married!
Love story: 'She travelled 1700 km for me'We invited readers to share stories of how they met their spouses and interesting anecdotes about their wedding day. Here's Satyajeet Gopal's account of how his wife Samjana and he got married despite opposition from his family
Love story: 'In no time I said yes'We invited readers to share stories of how they met their spouses and interesting anecdotes about their wedding day. Here's Kulbir Bhogal's account of how he first met the girl who would be his wife.
Too much sex 'could ruin your marriage'Four days ago, we carried the findings of a study that said frequent sex could save a marriage. Now, a journalist who experimented with sex everyday for a month says that it led to her partner breaking off with her.
When sex mattersA strong sexual connection can be a very powerful tool to help initiate and sustain a strong, committed relationship. This raises the obvious question: why is it that sex matters so much? In one word, the answer is 'intimacy', but there is more.
Top 5 tablet devices in IndiaGet Ahead readers Anand Parekh and Akhilesh Vind have contributed this sneak review of top 5 tablets in India in response to our reader invite.
Best 3G smartphones of 2010Get Ahead read Nisha Agarwal, a software engineer from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in response to our reader invite (below) sent us this snippety review of the best smartphones India saw in 2010.
A little more water in the oceanPankhuri Jha, who has just started tenth grade at Hightstown, New Jersey, writes about her journey this year to India and her experience of working with street children in Delhi.
Gaming review: Need for Speed: Hot PursuitThe Need for Speed series has been in the doldrums for years, only slightly managing to claw its way out with Shift last year. With Hot Pursuit it has got the desperately-needed reboot.
Shreya, The Lion HeartTwentytwo-year-old Shreya Sen lost her right arm in the horrific Gyneshwari train mishap earlier this year, but she hasn't lost her will to succeed. The transcript of her inspirational chat with Rediff readers.
How to secure your wireless networkVineet Kumar & Yash Kadakia of the National Anti-Hacking Group & Security Brigade on how you can protect your wi-fi enabled Internet connection from being hacked and misused.
The hottest must-have gadgets of 2010!In their latest issue, gizmo magazine Stuff India presents the best gadget innovations of 2010. So read on to get started on everything from the best gaming consoles, cellphones, tablets, laptops to dream machines!
Five keys to the perfect honeymoonThe amount of effort that goes into planning a wedding is astonishing. But in the course of planning the wedding, another important event can get overshadowed -- your honeymoon.
Smart, trendy phones launched this NovemberIndia, being a huge market for these latest toys known as smartphones, saw a flurry of smartphone launches this September. Here are some of the smart and trendy cellphones that caught ThinkDigit's eyes.
The top 10 ways to impress a woman!When attempting to woo a woman, every man must remember that the slightest comment can make a big difference -- it could either flatter her to no ends, or offend her in ways that you didn't think was possible.
Top 10 tech cities in the worldWant to know why Tokyo, New York City, Bangalore, Seattle, Singapore, Seoul, San Francisco's Bay Area, Taipei, Hong Kong and Stockholm count amongst the top 10 tech cities in the world today?
8 hot gadgets worth checking out...A sneak review of eight gadgets-- Dell Inspiron 15R, MSI FX600, Micromax X550 3D Qube, Samsung 3D LED TV 9000, G-Fone 468, Dell Inspiron M501R, KYE Genius -- Traveler 900 Mouse and Samsung Wave. Here's what's hot and what's not in these gadgets...
Images: Diwali with Lord RamaOne of the popular legends behind Diwali is that it marks Lord Rama's return from exile. Sanjay Patel presents the story before from Ramayana: The Divine Loophole.
Now, a model-hunt for Sikhs!Hitesh Harisinghani and Abhishek Mande sit in on an unusual model training session and watch turbaned hunks compete for Mr Singh India 2010.
Michelle Obama's Indian shopping list!Mrs O, if you're listening, we've saved you the trouble of compiling a shopping list. Here's what you simply have to take home with you when you visit our lovely country!
Why some women make excuses not to have sexSome women claim to have a headache, while others pretend they are too tired. But now, experts have a scientific explanation as to why such women give their husbands excuses for not wanting to have sex.
These celebs don't own cars, furniture or toilets!Actor Vincent Kartheiser, Robert Pattinson, singer Jane Siberry, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg are among the minimalist celebrities, who are rich but like to shun material goods.
Enjoy the holiday season: Suggest Diwali getaways!With Diwali coming up, everyone is making plans to get away to weekend hotspots and we want suggestions from you. Help other readers discover new, exciting places closest to their cities by filling up this quick travel form.
50% of readers spend more than 25K on a cellphone!Last month, we invited readers to participate in our Mobile Phone Habits Poll, to establish what kind of cell phone users they are. After running the questions for a period of time, we now have the results for you and they're rather interesting!
Delivering Big B's eco message to the South PoleSatish Sikha, a Toronto-based designer, has collected 1,162 messages -- each on a one yard-long fabric -- from celebrities and scholars around the world, all talking about protecting the environment.
9 hot gadgets: iPhone 4, Nokia X2, Lenovo, moreHere are 9 hot gadgets worth drooling over: Apple iPhone 4G, Nokia X2, Asus U43Jc Bamboo Collection notebook, Lenovo Y-series notebooks, Apple 27-inch LED Display, Fujifilm Finepix S1800, Toshiba Portege T210, Samsung Floor Standing ACs and Moser Baer MP565-2G MP3 player. Enjoy!
Now you can track your e-mail, for free!E-mail has become the main tool of personal communications today, second only to the phone call. Of course, it comes with its own set of problems. Here's how to get around it all, for free.
Makeup magic: Models, before and after!Make-up they say changes everything. At the Lakme Fashion Week, we caught up with three models before they put on their make-up and after they donned the look they were supposed to wear on the ramp for various designers.
The madness behind the calm called Fashion WeekEveryone gets to watch the fashion week action on TV, web and mobile. But what goes on behind the brightly lit ramp? Dominic Xavier and Abhishek Mande take a trip to discover the madness behind the calm called the fashion week.
Pix: Meet the young turks of Indian fashionThey saw their careers take root at Lakme Fashion Week in the last few years. Now, in a showing that's the first of its kind, these designers put up a united front and visited looks from their past to create new collections for 'Five years of Gennext' -- take a look.
Is this what you call fashion? Vote!Accessories designer and stylist Shilpa Chavan has moved into mainstream fashion here at the LFW, although her creative output still shorts out the wearability scale! Take a look.
Business of fashion: Here's what happensDifficult as it may be to believe, business is conducted behind the glitz and glamour of fashion weeks. Buyers tell us how they decide what is 'too creative' to be saleable and the issues they face with designers.
A look at the new Nokia N8 smartphoneWe recently got our hands on Nokia's upcoming flagship Symbian^3 device, the Nokia N8, which is due to release at the end of September. A hands-on preview to whet your appetite.
Unusual monsoon pics: Heart in the cloudsWe invited you to send in unique rain-themed photographs -- odd scenes that are captured on a lens for posterity -- to share with other readers. Here are some more responses!
The most expensive celebrity divorcesWhen the honeymoon's over and a marriage begins to crumble, the ensuing divorce can sometimes leave you with only crumbs in your wallet! We take a look at the most expensive legal separations in recent years.
The humble Vada Pav gets a net-savvy avatarGoli Vada Pav, a Mumbai-based fast food chain, is a hit on FaceBook and YouTube with over 9,700 fans. A look at how the company using social networking to connect with the youth and push sales.
Tablet PCs get affordable in IndiaWhat's more costs are likely to fall further if the fire catches on and more and more Indians start demanding better and cheaper tablets.
Eat, pray, love: Vote for the best Indian foods!With Julia Roberts' latest movie Eat, Pray, Love -- much of which has been filmed in India -- having released on August 13, we take a look at the best places across the country to do just that!
Unusual monsoon pics: Room with a whewWe invited you to send in unique rain-themed photographs -- odd scenes that are captured on a lens for posterity -- to share with other readers. Here are some more responses!
Dual-booting with Windows and Linux? Here's howHow many of you have struggled with your PCs operating system, installing software, or with viruses in your computer? In response to our reader invite to Tech Wizards, Get Ahead reader M N Jayaram narrates how he managed to have Windows and Linux operating systems working on his PC. His story, his struggles.
Unusual monsoon pics: Sun peeps outWe invited you to send in unique rain-themed photographs -- odd scenes that are captured on a lens for posterity -- to share with other readers. Here are some more responses!
6 'entertainment-packed' phones for IndiaSony Ericsson just unveiled six new phones in the Indian market, phones it describes as entertainment-packed. They are: Xperia X8 (previously known as Shakira), the affordable GreenHeart Cedar, the QWERTY messenger Aspen, and three Walkman phones -- Yendo, Spiro, and Zylo. Unfortunately, no pricing details have been revealed yet.
Indian wins US cooking reality showAarti Sequiera is all set to serve up American cuisine with a healthy dollop of Indian flavour after winning US reality television show The Next Food Network Star.
Now, a live fish necklace: Creative or cruel?A necklace which encases live fish set amidst diamonds and other precious stones has caused animal lovers to raise a stink even as its designer claims he does not intend cruelty and merely wants to raise awareness about extinction of coral reefs.
Top 5 fun Android games of 2010The Android OS from Google Inc is fast gaining popularity over other platforms like the Apple's iOS4, Nokia's Symbian, Microsoft's Windows and Samsung's Bada. As more and more developers get weaned away to the Android platform because of the versatility it offers, we present five fun must-have Android games for you in 2010.
First look: BlackBerry Torch scrutinisedSome blogs in the United States have already got their hands on the device, which was exclusively launched on AT & T, and all of them have a lot to say about how the phone feels and functions.
Look: Top 10 Tablet PCsProbably, one of the biggest stories of consumer electronics in 2010 may just be the rise of the tablet computers. A sneak-peek at the top 10 of the lot.
Celebrity feuds: Will they ever make friends?Uddhav-Raj, Shah Rukh-Salman and Anil-Mukesh are just some of the names you always thought to be inseparable before they went their own ways. We bring you a list of friendships we hope to see restored sooner rather than later.
Best killer netbooks of 2010By the year 2010, netbooks are predicted to be widely used. They are growing ever more convenient, functional, and practical, and in fact, may soon become the mobile device of choice. Here are best six in the market today.
Attending a party? Don't end up in jailThe next time you attend a party to shake a leg, you may want to ensure beforehand that your hands are not jingling inside handcuffs before the night is through.
Share your monsoon recipes!Write in to us with instructions on how to prepare your favourite rainy-day foods and we'll publish your recipes right here on rediff.com.
How did you meet your best friend? Tell us!To celebrate the special bond of friendship this Friendship Day, we invite you to share the story of how you met your best friend. The best stories will be published right here on rediff.com!
Now, a bookstore on wheelsMitra & Ghosh Publishers Private Limited, one of the oldest and prominent publishing houses of the state, has taken the initiative of organising a mobile book fair across West Bengal, starting this month. Mitra & Ghosh is launching this venture in collaboration with Mass Education.
iPad owners are 'over-achieving selfish elites'Dubbing iPad owners as 'over-achieving selfish elites,' a new survey has revealed that those who have Apple's 'magical device', are six times more likely to be wealthy, highly educated and sophisticated 30 to 50 year olds who value power and achievement.
Gaming: US takes on Russia on Katorga-12A diabolical Russian experiment using a highly volatile chemical goes kaput creating a rip in the time-space continuum, converting its denizens into time travelling mutants.
Unusual monsoon pics: Rainbow over SydneyWe invited you to send in unique rain-themed photographs -- odd scenes that are captured on a lens for posterity -- to share with other readers. Here are some more responses!
20 hottest concept mobile phonesEver wondered what the future of mobile phones would be? Well we do. exHIBIT has made a list of what they think are the coolest concept phones presented in 2010. But do not ask where can you find them and at what price.
The dating series: Hazards of wooing a journalist!In a weekly series on dating that kicks off today, we're going to be bringing you the dos and don'ts of the love game broken up into different career choices. And self-depracating that we are, we decided to start with our own line of work: The Hazards of Dating a Journalist.
Excerpt: The true artist is NOT above moneyWe bring you an excerpt from former TV writer Venita Coelho's book 'Soap', which discusses a career in Indian television and also serves as a handbook for beginners who want to make a career behind the camera.
Six natural ways to boost sexual desireAmy Reiley, one of only two Americans to hold a Masters of Gastronomy degree from Le Cordon Bleu, has revealed the top six natural aphrodisiacs that will get you going.
Celeb marriages: Dhoni's happy endingAfter numerous link-ups to glamorous women like Deepika Padukone and Asin, cricketer Mahendra Singh Dhoni finally tied the knot with Kolkata girl and hotel management student Sakshi Singh Rawat on Sunday. Here's a look at other A-list celebs who opted to marry a commoner instead of chasing after an equally famous partner.
Motorcycle Diaries: Taking the road to freedomKeen on experiencing new cultures and places, many youngsters are taking to unconventional modes of transport to explore the country. Meet Sujay Ray, the marketing manager from Delhi who likes to ride his bike across India.
Making marriage work: How to beat the 3-year itchDr Vijay Nagaswami, talks about his new book The Fifty-50 Marriage: A return to intimacy, the problems young couples face a few years into their marriage and shares advice on how spouses can re-connect.
'Modelling is a very short-lived profession'The suicide of supermodel Viveka Babajee on June 25 has left the fashion industry reeling. We spoke to a few insiders to gain their perspective of life and relationships in the fast lane, how lonely it can get at the top and why the pressure is too much for some to handle.
Excerpt: On swallowing a live fishFollowing Fish: Travels around the Indian Coast is a fascinating collection of nine essays on the life along India's coastline by Delhi-based journalist Samanth Subramanian. We bring you an excerpt.
Excerpt: This time he beat her up badlyWe bring you an excerpt from 'The Fifty-50 Marriage: Return to Intimacy', the second in a series by psychiatrist and relationships counsellor Dr Vijay Nagaswami.
Nokia N900: A beast, but not very easy to tameN900, Nokia's latest N-series offering, aims to redeem the premium line-up of the Finnish giant. It is basically an internet tablet with smartphone capabilities, and a successor to the N810.
Gaming review: Split SecondAt its best, Split/Second beats the pants off the competition, but in opting for quality over quantity, it finds itself way too short on content. The powerplays are a joy to behold, but they get old quickly and there aren't enough environments to keep things fresh.
How to be a good father: SRKSince he is the face of Pepsodent toothpaste's 'Pappu and Papa' ad campaign, Shah Rukh Khan decided to give us his take on Father's Day in his own inimitable style.
What should Rahul wear to his wedding?With Rahul Gandhi's 40th birthday coming up on June 19, we're guessing it's only a matter of time now before the wedding bells chime. We asked leading Indian designers to weigh in on what he should wear on such a momentous occasion.
Thanks dad for everything, says TV star SaakshiSaakshi Tanwar, who played the iconic role of Parvati in the hit television series Kahani Ghar Ghar Ki and is one of the top small-screen actresses, shares her memories of her dad on Father's day.
Poll: A Suitable Girl for RahuljiRahul Gandhi turns 40 on June 19, but he is still the most eligible bachelor in the country. We've taken the liberty of short-listing a few accomplished ladies who would be worthy of his hand. Tell us who you think makes the cut.
IAS topper's mantras for success'Know everything that there is to know about India. Learn about its politics, geography...' A fascinating encounter with Dr Shah Faesal, this year's IAS topper.
Gaming review: 2010 FIFA World CupPaying full price for fewer features in a game you won't play for more than three months just doesn't make sense. You'd be better off postponing your next football game purchase to October.
My dad my hero: 'I owe him everything'With Father's day coming up on June 20, we invited readers to share their favourite memories of their dad with us. Here are some of the responses we received. Share yours!
'Caste in census is a policy of divide and rule'On May 11 we launched our campaign against caste in census 2011 and responses from readers have been pouring in. While some merely clicked the 'I am against the caste census' button, others were more vocal. We present what our readers had to say.
Young, successful: But they cycle to workA growing band of young, successful Indians are taking to cycling as a green lifestyle choice, but it's far from a smooth ride, find Tanushree Ghosh and Gargi Gupta.
Varanasi girl crowned Miss Tibet 2010Twenty three-year-old Varanasi girl Tenzin Norzon was crowned Miss Tibet 2010 at the event organised at the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts (TIPA) on June 6.
Online comic lib offers Superman, Suppandi on rentBidisha Basu, Koel Chatterjee and Utsa Shome are comic book enthusiasts who have pooled their huge comic book and graphic novel collection and started a first-of-its-kind comic book library in Mumbai.
Gaming: Bad Company 2 has no dull momentThe first noticeable change in Bad Company 2 is in the visual department. It is a massive improvement over its predecessor and easily earns its place amongst the best looking games around, especially when played on high settings on PC.
'Stranded on the highway, I met God'Abhishek Mande shares his experience of the time when he was stranded in the middle of nowhere and was helped out by a bunch of unknown people. Do you have a similar story to tell? Share it with us.
Top 10 most common sex myths revealedSex and desire have always been viewed to be a very important part of life, but it has emerged that most, in their pursuit for carnal satisfaction, ignore the safety and healthy bedroom rules.
Naomi Campbell's 'blood diamond'Diamonds may be a girl's best friend, but one that was allegedly gifted to the supermodel back in 1997 may soon have her facing a UN war-crimes tribunal.
'Amitabh called me 'howleracious'!'Mumbai radio station Red FM's RJ Malishka -- still basking in the afterglow of her Indian Radio awards success and a 140-character Big B testimonial -- gave us an insight into her job, her accomplishments and what it takes to make waves on the air.
Failure: How it made me strongerNewly-crowned Miss India-World confessed that she wouldn't know what she would do if she was faced with failure. Tell us how you have dealt with it in your life
Facebook nightmare: 'I wanted to kill my child'Yesterday, we brought you the third part in a series that explores the dynamics of interpersonal relationships with the advent of online social networking. Today, Abhishek Mande speaks to a parent whose young daughter was taken advantage of by people she added on as 'friends' to her account.
He can't imagine life without FacebookOn May 14, we brought you the second part in a series that explores the dynamics of interpersonal relationships with the advent of online social networking. Today, Abhishek Mande speaks to another youngster to analyse how online interactions are influencing lives.
'I went into labour thinking of Farmville'Yesterday, we brought you the first part in a series that explores the dynamics of interpersonal relationships with the advent of online social networking. Today, Abhishek Mande speaks to another youngster to analyse how online interactions are influencing lives.
India not a happy place for mothers: ReportAt a time when the world celebrates Mother's Day, it turns out that India scores poorly among the middle-income countries when it comes to health care and well-being of mothers.
Is breaking up with a friend harder?It's not just romantic relationships that tend to have their ups and downs -- we have fall-outs with family and friends too. In fact, putting an end to a friendship of many years can actually be as bad, if not worse than calling things off with a lover.
Mother's Day special: An ode to my motherRenu Khator,president, University of Houston, and chancellor of the UH System, looks back at the voices that have shaped her life, and realises that the loudest is her mother's.
My mom's sacrifice: 'Amma, I bow to you'With Mother's Day coming up on May 9, we invited readers to share special stories of sacrifices their mothers have made for them. Here are a few more responses.
Mother's Day: Mom's biggest sacrifice for meTell us a special story for this Mother's Day -- a memory that is very dear to your heart because of something unforgettable that she did for you, in the way that mothers often do.
What women think of while having sexA Hollywood hunk, ex-lovers, a blue film scene and even what to buy in a grocery store -- these are things that women think of while having sex.
Send us your one-of-a-kind summer pics!We want you to send in your interesting summer snapshots so we can share them with other readers. They can be funny, they can be touching or just plain weird -- odd scenes that are captured on a lens for posterity.
Fine dining with strangers: A unique new conceptLaunched by Mumbai's online weekend guide Brown Paper Bag late last year, Turning Tables is the city's underground kitchen club where for one night, a private home is converted into a family-style restaurant, complete with a celebrity chef and patrons, all of whom are strangers. Puja Banta swung by for the experience recently.
I think I'm sexy: Shama SikanderTelevision actress of Seven fame Shama Sikander shared her fitness and diet secrets with rediff readers in a live chat yesterday. For those of you who missed it, here's the transcript.
Join this green brigade to combat global warmingFour good samaritans are doing their bit for Mother Earth and to combat global warming by re-planting saplings that grow on buildings and walls so that they don't die a premature death and grow into full-bodied trees.
Study finds women are 'happier' than menA survey has found that most women enjoy where they live, their quality of life and their balance between work and leisure -- in fact more than a third of the respondents ranked their happiness as eight out of 10 or higher.
Five simple steps to a glowing complexionEveryone wants clear, healthy skin. But how is one to keep it that way when we are out facing pollution, toxins and junk food everyday? Follow these simple steps to help achieve it.
Jobs: 'Hard work and destiny go side by side'In the eighth part of our series 'Happy days are here again' reader Rahul Mehra -- who resigned sometime in mid 2009 because he was not satisfied with the treatment meted out to him -- shares his story of disappointment, frustration and triumph even as he struggled without a job for seven months.
Five health benefits of flirtingFlirting is known to build up positive energy, and so long as you use that energy to build your marriage or relationship, you can go right ahead and flirt.
Seven reasons to buy the iPadIf you are still in two minds about buying the Apple's much-awaited product, we help you decide if you and the iPad are meant for each other at all.
An American foodie's quest for Kerala cuisineAnthony Bourdain, the American author, chef and host of Discovery Channel's culinary and cultural adventure program No Reservations was in Kerala recently, checking out the state's unique cuisine and Keralite tastebuds.
More youth must join politics: Pilot at WhartonThe minister felt that not everybody has to become a politician, but one needs to be involved in the system and hold the leadership accountable and make sure that there is more transparency in the system.
Foodie's diary: In search of veg delicaciesUbadiu is a lesser-known cousin of the Gujarati specialty Undiyu. Abhishek Mande takes a trip down the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Highway to dig into this vegeterian wonder. Along the way, he checks out restaurants offering Maharashtrian, Gujarati and Parsi cuisine.
'Facebook and Twitter will come and go'Ankita Gaba and Aditya Rao are in their early 20s. The two run Superchooha, a social business communications firm. They tell Abhishek Mande how social media is changing the way organisations function and why it is difficult selling the idea of social communications in India.
'The workplace is an unending source of humour'Sidin Vadukut, author of Dork, The Incredible Adventures of Robin Einstein Varghese, a funny book about the world of management consultants, among other things, speaks about his first novel and the central character he wants to take places.
'We take big bites out of life'Rocky Singh and Mayur Sharma have become household names with their television show, Highway on my Plate. Abhilasha Ojha reports.
The 10 rules of e-mail etiquetteA lot of us do significant damage to ourselves by taking e-mail-writing lightly. Remember the following pointers while composing your professional emails.
Poll: India's leading women in fashion!Today is Women's Day and we're marking the occasion with a series on India's women achievers across entertainment, business, sports, politics and fashion. Today in the last of a five-part special, we look at the forerunners in the world of Indian fashion. Vote for your favourite!
Poll: Reigning women achievers in Indian cinema!Women's Day is coming up on March 8 and we're marking the occasion with a series on India's women achievers across entertainment, business, sports, politics and fashion. Today, we look at the forerunners in the world of Indian cinema. Vote for your favourite!
Nari Shakti Ko Salaam! India's women achieversNGO Pearls Wave celebrated India's women achievers on February 22 at their Pearls Wave Gala Award Night in Mumbai. Among the winners -- Freida Pinto, Priya Dutt and Ritu Kumar. Take a look!
Gaming: Parents, watch what your kids playOur gaming expert Sameer Desai who is the editor of IndianVideoGamer.com, India's largest gaming community, explains why parents must watch what games their children play. He also recommends five games that are not only for kids but fun for even the grown-ups.
Excerpt: 'Mother could not think beyond marriage'Dreams in Prussian Blue by Paritosh Uttam is the fictional story of Naina, an art student who walks out on her parents to live in with Michael, her senior in college and a man she is smitten by. We bring you an excerpt.
Excerpt: 'There are no shortcuts in life'Where Girls Dare is a fictional account by former army officer Bhavna Chauhan that follows the antics of 52 lady cadets or LCs, who train alongside 400 gentleman cadets (GCs), some of whom believe that girls in the armed forces is a bad idea. We bring you an excerpt.
On the lookout for love: A Valentine specialThere is never a foolproof method when it comes to finding love, but here are a few tips and suggestions that can help you open up avenues of meeting The One. Insiyah Vahanvaty reports.
First look: Now, 'Metro Read' books for journeysA series of novels by 'promising first-time authors' and published by Penguin Books, these are ideal reading companions for a plane or train journey. And the first three titles have just hit the bookshelves.
Ten ways to boost your libido A failing sex drive can be frustrating, but there are a number of things that you can do to perform better in the bedroom.
'Aim for the stars, but stay grounded'We invited readers to send in thier experiences of meeting their idols and the lessons they learned from them. First up, Parag P Jain, a student of NMIMS, Mumbai, shares his experience of meeting D Shivakumar, managing director and vice president, Nokia India.
Stop Drunk Driving today! Tell us howWhat must young people do to stop such tragedies that destroy lives? How are you spreading the message of safe driving and responsible drinking amongst your peers? How do you plan to drive home the message further?
How do you cope with a painful break-up?The sports circuit is buzzing today with the news that Sania Mirza has called off her engagement of seven months to Sohrab Mirza citing incompatibility. Have you had a similar experience?
Suicide: A counsellor answers reader queriesIn a chat with Get Ahead readers on January 20 Dr Lakshmi Vijaykumar, founder trustee of SNEHA, a voluntary centre for suicide prevention, discussed the steps that parents must take to dissuade their children from taking such a drastic step.
Poll: Worst TV commercials of 2009!Two days ago, we asked you to vote for the best commercials seen on television in 2009. Now, we want you to pick out the lemons -- the ones you thought were the worst of the lot!
How to score a fab bod in 2010!Fitness expert Brinda Sapat has a cocktail of high-powered exercises in store to knock you into shape at express pace this year. Check them out!
Poll: Best TV commercials of 2009!Commercial breaks usually cheese viewers off in the midst of interesting TV shows. But then there are some downright entertaining commercials that you just can't resist. So here's a list of the best TV ads of 2009 -- and we want you to vote for your favourite!
Relationships: Are you caught up in the 'hunt'?A large number of emotionally vulnerable women fall prey to manipulative relationships every day, perpetuating feelings of loss and a further erosion of self-esteem at the end of the game they thought was 'love'. Jayalakshmi Sengupta reports.
Poll: Most embarrassing party goof-ups!We've listed the most common party goof-ups guests are guilty of. And we want to know which ones are the most common, so take our poll and let us know about your faux pas moment!
Mobile woes: 'My connection was cut for 2 days!'We recently carried A Ganesh Nadar's account of having a cellphone connection go from bad to worse and asked readers to share similar experiences with us. Here, Deepesh Krishnan tells his story.
'As a woman, I don't fall in love with gadgets'Zenith top boss Devita Saraf tells us what it is to be a woman in a man's world. Here's what it takes for a young Turk like her to run a family business that dates back to pre-liberalised India.
Gaming review: The Saboteur is a blastThe Saboteur is a game full of imperfections, but that's where its charm lies. If you're the kind to dissect and analyse a game's every facet, stay away. But if you're able to forgive its obvious flaws, it's a blast and well worth the time you will spend playing it.
Student suicides: How do we prevent them?In separate incidents, three youngsters have committed suicide in the last three days, ostensibly due to poor academic performance. How do we prevent other such lives being snuffed out too soon?
How to make your New Year resolutions stickThe beginning of a new year comes with the pressure of changing our way of life and doing something we haven't been able to for a long time. So, here are a few tips to make your resolutions last from this New Year's Eve to the next.
Mobile woes: 'Landline is 'out of range'!'Everyone loves to hate their mobile service providers. Here, A. Ganesh Nadar shares his recent experience of having a cellphone connection go from bad to worse while travelling.
Share your New Year's resolutions with us!We want to know what resolutions you've made for 2010. Eat less, rise early, control your temper -- it could be anything, even something as mundane as brushing your teeth before bed each night. But we want to hear about it!
2009: Top 10 gadgets that clickedAnd so it ended -- 2009 arguably one of the most exciting years for gadget freaks threw up surprises for some and disappointments for some others. Here are 10 gadgets that enthralled everybody in 2009.
Wine and food pairings for the festive seasonIt's Christmastime, New Year's is around the corner and wine is certainly the spirit of the season. So if you're planning to eat, drink and make merry these next few days, here are a few great wine-and-food pairing suggestions for you from MP Sharma, chief vintner and wine consultant with Nashik-based Vinsura Wines.
Five tips to avoid 'Messting''Messting' is the new term coined for ruining your life by sending text messages. So, to avoid falling from grace, a list of five things to think about before hitting 'send' has been advised.
How not to expose your friends list onlineWhen Facebook came up with new privacy settings, it took away the ability to hide some information that was not to be made public, like the Friends List. Follow these steps to make the changes.
How to spice up your love lifeWith all the Christmas shopping going around, couples often ignore the fun between the sheets and tend to complain they never get enough love, sex or affection in the run-up to December 25. So a sex expert has given great tips for the 12 days of 'sexmas' to make sure that couples boost up action in bed!
This artist wants to lead a dog's lifeMumbai-based artist Aruna Nene paints stray dogs against an urban backdrop as a symbol of contentment, unconditional love and simplicity and says that a dog's life isn't so bad after all.
The winner takes it all? Not alwaysFor alpha males -- highly aggressive men who are usually at the helm of affairs -- life is not a picnic. Deeper issues invariably plague most, which they are unable to cope with. Jayalakshmi Sengupta probes their psyche and disposition.
The hottest must-have gadgets of 2009!In their latest issue, gizmo magazine Stuff India presents the hottest gadgets of 2009 -- and they got hottie Neha Dhupia to pose with some of the must-buys! Take a look.
Suggest Xmas and New Year weekend getaways!With Christmas and New Year's coming up, everyone is making plans to get away from it all (or take it all with them) to weekend hotspots and we want suggestions from you. Help other readers discover new, exciting places closest to their cities by filling up this quick travel form.
'Past life regression helps you overcome phobias'Dr Trupti Jayin, clinical psychologist and past life therapist, who is working on NDTV Imagine's new reality show Raaz Pichhle Janam Ka, discusses the theory of rebirth and her line of work with Rajul Hegde.
Gaming review: DiRT 2 takes the cake!Gaming expert Sameer Desai reviews racing game Colin McRae DiRT 2, which, according to him, is unrecognisable from the pre-DiRT Colin McRae games many of us have enjoyed for years.
Share your holiday season recipes with us!It's that time of year again -- Christmas and New Year's are around the corner and everybody's gearing up for the holiday festivities. We're all set to enjoy ourselves and tuck into some really fancy fare, so we'r inviting readers to share their special recipes with us!
'Erotic literature definitely has its own charm'A remarkable number of young people are getting hooked onto erotic literature. Why do these aficionados prefer the written word to let their imagination run riot to the usual audio-visual erotica? Arnab Nandy reports.
The top 10 nasty things women do to men!Despite being known as the fairer sex, women can be downright nasty and often do cruel things to men. Now, Askmen.com has compiled a list of top 10 cruel things that women do to men and how they play with a guy's emotions and ego.
Stalked: 'They said I had acute psychosis'We invited readers to comment on how young people can deal with stalkers and obsessive lovers. Here, reader Shibani Malik* shares her harrowing experience at the hands of an office admirer.
Does pregnancy harm a woman's career?A majority of working women believe that raising a family harmed their careers and interfered in climbing up the corporate ladder, according to a new survey.
A few things every man should know!A new book, entitled 150 Things Every Man Should Know, offers to help men through the minefield of being a male. The tome by Gareth May hands out pointers about certain skills, which apparently all lads would find indispensable, such as the correct etiquette in a urinal, hiding a lovebite, or spotting artificial breasts.
3 years to live: 'Borrow Dr Mallya's yacht!'We asked readers what they would do if they had only three years to live life to the fullest? The contest is now closed, but before we announce the winners, here is one last set of interesting responses.
3 years to live: 'Be knighted by the Queen!'We asked readers what they would do if they had only three years to live life to the fullest? While the contest closes on November 23, here are some more interesting responses.
'Make Raj sing National Anthem 100 times!'We asked readers what they would do if they had only three years to live life to the fullest? While the contest closes on November 23, here are some more interesting responses.
Mr, Make Friends, Miss, AppsSocial networking has introduced us to a degree of interconnectedness never seen before. But what happens when all etiquette flies out the virtual window? You get the 20 most annoying social networking personalities, presented here for your perusal!
From the other side: 'I am not a stalker'We invited readers to comment on how young people can deal with stalkers and obsessive lovers. Here, we cross over to the other side of the fence with reader Raghu's story -- he used to follow a girl around but says it was harmless and because he was in love.
Stalked: 'He threatened my mother'We invited readers to comment on how young people can deal with stalkers and obsessive lovers. Here, reader Shifali Parekh tells how her sister's stalker left her whole family shaken.
'Dancing as a career deserves respectability'With Latin and ballroom dancing becoming more popular among urban Indians, they are moving to more serious business in place of just being an entertainment. Talented young professionals and choreographers are catering to this massive sway, ushering in a new dance culture, observes Jayalakshmi Sengupta.
Three years to live: What would you do?Let us know the 10 things that would make it to your priority list if you had only three years of life left. The most interesting entries will win prizes from rediff Books, so hurry and mail in your ideas today!
'Art is nothing but a shade of the mind'In a tete-a-tete with Indrani Roy Mitra, young artist Paramita Chakraborty discusses her rather philosophical outlook towards life, her career and artistic influences.
Try these tasty chicken recipesWe publish readers' responses to our recipes invite. Here's how to prepare Chicken Risotto, Chicken Flamboyant and Roast Chicken.
'Indian film music is quite sad and formula-based'In the third and final part of a series on India's regional musicians, Chandrima Pal interviews Indi-electronica duo Midival Punditz on how they have come up with a working musical formula in a Bollywood-obsessed nation.
The moustache: Mousy or macho? Tell usSo all you men out there, tell us what you think of sporting a moustache or not, and why. And ladies, do tell us whether you prefer men with them or without.
Internet annoyances: What bugs you?Sometimes you can't live without it, at other times you just can't live with it. So here's where you get to vent! Punch your stories in and tell us the things that annoy you the most about the Internet.
Are you being followed? Dealing with stalkersA young girl lost her life in South Delhi two days ago at the hands of a jilted admirer. We invite readers share their experiences and opinions on how to deal with stalkers and jilted lovers.
This man saves lives, one click at a timeFor over ten years now, Khushroo Poacha has stood by the sole belief that to do good work you don't need money. Poacha runs indianblooddonors.com (IBD), a site that lets blood donors and patients in need of blood connect with each other almost instantaneously. Here is his story.
Exposing India's murky underbelly: Eunuch ParkSex, drugs and rock-n-roll. There's all of that and more on the mind of 33-year-old author Palash Mehrotra, whose first collection of short stories, Eunuch Park: Fifteen Stories of Love and Destruction, was released in India earlier this year. Presenting an excerpt.
The five rules of great sexWant to spice things up in the bedroom? Well, then turn your attention to a new book that provides tips on how to turn on your partner.
'I'm dating her sister, she's threatening suicide'Is your love life under pressure? Are you troubled by your relationship? Get Ahead's Love Guru hosted a chat with readers on October 15 to help them deal with love problems. For those of you who missed it, here's the transcript.
Property and custody laws related to divorceEarlier this week, Firoza Daruwala, a trainee associate lawyer with a leading Mumbai-based law firm, explained how one goes about filing for divorce and what the law states. Today, she explains the various property laws related to legal separation.
Enjoy the holiday season: Suggest Diwali getaways!With Diwali coming up, everyone is making plans to get away from it all (or take it all with them) to weekend hotspots and we want suggestions from you. Help other readers discover new, exciting places closest to their cities by filling up this quick travel form.
Girls love guys' cheesy chat-up lines!The next time you approach a girl, do not hesitate to try out a cheesy chat-up line because girls absolutely love it, for they give a glimpse of a man's sense of humour.
Divorce: How to go about it, what the law statesIt's unfortunate when any relationship suffers a complete, irreparable breakdown, but when your commitment to your partner is legally binding and has to be ended, you need to know how to go about it and protect your interests.
I got into fashion by fluke: Masaba GuptaFor fashion designer Masaba Gupta, daughter of actress Neena Gupta and West Indies cricket legend Vivian Richards, Lakme Fashion Week was a big coming-out party. Presenting excerpts from an interview with rediff.com
Vikram Phadnis bridals: Sushmita stuns!With his Indian bridal formal wear, mega-designer Vikram Phadnis brought down the house on Day Four of the Lakme Fashion Week in Mumbai. Former Miss Universe Sushmita Sen played the part of archetypal Indian beauty in the show-stopper.
Prevent lay-offs from affecting your marriageAs people are increasingly losing jobs due to recession, their married lives are hitting a rough patch as well. But you can still pull your married lives together by following some simple tips to reduce the tension.
Women have sex to relieve boredom, migrainesWomen indulge in sex not for love and passion, but for various other 'unromantic' reasons -- including relieving themselves of boredom, out of pity for a man and even to cure a migraine headache -- says a new book.
Poll: Women more likely to cheat in relationship?And you thought men do all the 'goofing around' when the topic of long-term relationships arises -- a new shocking UK poll has found that women are more likely to cheat on their partners than men.