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	Negotiating salary? 4 important tips There are many of us who get lured with the numbers that show in our CTC package, but when the actual take-home salary comes in our hand, it causes a lot of heartache Email this

	Why the Indian markets are falling The rising oil prices have taken a toll on the bourses. Email this

	The top 10 sex mistakes men make in bed! There just isn't any other way to say it -- a sex slip-up just isn't sexy, and to save all men from bedroom 'disasters', a leading sexologist has come to the rescue. Read on to learn more! Email this

	10 great investing rules to become RICH You can't build wealth by buying things you don't need, with money you don't have, to impress people you don't like Email this

	The real reason why oil prices are rising There is a symbiotic link between the US, the US dollar and the oil prices. And unless this truth is understood and the link broken, oil prices cannot be controlled. Email this

	Students: 10 things before you fly abroad 10 things you must remember if you are planning to book a ticket to go abroad for studies. Email this

	Welcome to rediff.com : Euro 2008 - Schedule Euro 2008 football tournament - Schedule Email this

	Morning sex can keep you hale and hearty According to a research from Queen's University in Belfast, a good morning session at least three times a week, decreases the risk of heart attack or stroke by half and a regular session improves circulation, thereby reducing blood pressure. Email this

	5 career needs of every professional Want your career to go places? Here are the necessary steps you need to take. Email this

	The loyal Indian soldier stands alone One can't think of any major power in the world that treats its soldiers the way India does. It is indeed a sorry sight when India's bravest have to literally cry out for help from a callous politico-bureaucratic elite. Email this