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	Manage your time, maximise your efficiency Are you constantly dashing around trying to finish tasks but at the end of the day realise that you have done half of what you intended to do. Try these time management tips! Email this

	At 28, a paraplegic, she trades like a pro Six years ago, Sujata Burla met with a serious accident that left her a paraplegic. Not one to be cowed down by circumstances she now earns Rs 200,000 trading on the stock markets. This is her remarkable story. Email this

	Prolonged cell phone use could damage your hearing An Indian ear, nose and throat specialist has cautioned that using a cellular phone for more than an hour a day can be damaging for a person's hearing ability. Email this

	Get ahead at work, E-Brand yourself! It is not who you know or what you know, but who knows what you know. When people want to associate with you professionally, they need to be comfortable knowing who they are dealing with. Here are some tips. Email this

	10 ways to boost your self-confidence Psychologists say that there are many little ways that can instantly help boost self-confidence. Here are some easy tips on how to do just that. Email this

	Twenty20 World Championship - Schedule Twenty20 World Championship - Schedule Email this

	Do you keep delaying things? Eat that frog! There is one quality that one must possess to win, and that is definiteness of purpose, the knowledge of what one wants and a burning desire to achieve it, says Brian Tracy. Email this

	How to be a great manager Customer relationship management (CRM) enables you to maximize the efficiencies of marketing resources and empower marketers to acquire and develop long-term customer relationships. Email this

	Billion dollar investing tips from Warren Buffett Warren Buffett is a luminous example of the school of value investing. Starting with an initial fund of $105,000 in 1956, Buffet grew it to $45 billion over the next 50 years, making him the second richest man in the world. Email this

	Prashant Tamang is Indian Idol The boy from Darjeeling could not hold back his tears. Runner up Amit Paul, on the other hand, was all smiles. Email this