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US bans import of 30 generic drugs of Ranbaxy
The United States Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday banned the import of more than 30 generic drugs manufactured by Ranbaxy Laboratories Limited alleging that poor quality control at the firm's factories could be harmful to users of these medications used to treat everything from high cholesterol to Type 2 diabetes to everyday allergies.
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Why Lehman Bros went bust; what it means for you
Lehman Brothers is not more. Merrill Lynch has gown down the Bank of America maw. AIG too could go belly up. With a doubt, these developments in America are the most shocking events to have hit global financial markets. So where did it all begin? And what does it mean for the Indian stock markets?
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SIMI's 'success' is a result of our secular polity
SIMI does not believe in a nation-state. Its ultimate aim is to have an Islamic Caliphate with an Islamic India an integral part of such an arrangement. And to achieve this, SIMI sees secular, democratic modern India as a hurdle. Yet it is the secular cabal that acts as a cheerleader for SIMI!
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Tips to protect your WiFi from hackers
While this trend will continue thanks to the number of IT professionals working for the SIMI under the guise of the Indian Mujahideen, it is now upon each one of us to ensure that we take utmost care while using the internet.
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Top 10 techniques of seduction revealed
Want to win over your date? A new book by Leil Lowndes titled How to Make Anyone Fall in Love With You offers some tips that would help seduce, and make anyone fall in love with you. A few excerpts.
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Indian economy decoupled from US? Bah!
The world has not decoupled from teh US economy. It is more closely intertwined because of the global financial community. Housing problems and excesses in California (and the rest of the US, the United Kingdom, Spain, etc.) affect banks in Europe and Asia and the US simultaneously.
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Financial tsunami swamps the world
Lehman Brothers is not more. Merrill Lynch has gown down the Bank of America maw. AIG too could go belly up. With a doubt, these developments in America are the most shocking events to have hit global financial markets. So where did it all begin? And what does it mean for the Indian stock markets?
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