Love - no matter how corny it sounds, but the more one tries to explain it, the lesser it seems to suffice. But our writer tries to do just that in the following article. Read on to find out more about this mind boggling feeling!.
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Sallu ke saath nahi khela to kya khela? These are Salman?s lines as the second version of DKD aka 'Dus Ka Dum' is all set for the launch this month. Now Sallu is once again ready to set the screen on fire with the second part of DKD..
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The wait is finally over as CBSE declares the results of Class XII students from Delhi, Guwahati and Allahabad regions. Earlier, the board had declared the results for Chennai, Ajmer and Panchkula regions only.
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YES, LIFE science scientist Creig Ventor has announced that his team has been successful in creating artificial life.
Raj Baldev, a cosmo theorist from India, is also the author of “Two Big Bangs Created the Universe” (formed in eternal space). He explains in this book that the birth of the universe took place along with a touch of the origin of life. He is also head of SAROUL or “Scientific Advance Research of Universe and Life”, an institute. In addition, he wrote a book bearing the title “How genes control the body”, in 1957.
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| CONTROVERSIAL HOLLYWOOD movie, “The Love Guru,” which was released in June last year but flopped world over, is reportedly still waiting for a clearance from India’s Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) where it was submitted on November 20 last. According to reports, the film’s fate is still hanging on fire because of difference of opinion of CBFC committee members. It may be noted that the CBFC is responsible for certifying films suitable for public exhibition in India. In this particular movie its main character, Guru Pitka, was shown to be raised in an Ashram. Usually a movie receives its certification in a week or two. More on: 'Love Guru' still awaiting certification for exhibition |  |
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