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	Caught in loans you cannot repay? Read this! Here are some helpful tips to follow in case you are in trouble. Email this

	Patna better than Mumbai to start business Of the 17 cities figured in the World Bank and International Finance Corporation's "Doing Business In India 2009" report, Jaipur, Hyderabad and Bhubaneshwar are the other cities where it is easier to start a business. Email this

	Buying a house? Check out these 'costs' There are many costs in buying or selling homes that aren't factored in. The result: higher-than-anticipated expenses Email this

	Easy yoga poses for relaxation Shameem Akthar, yoga acharya trained with the Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Center, takes you through five practices that may be done anywhere. Email this

	Customised diet plan: Shed 10 kilos in 2 months! Fitness expert Brinda Sapat has created a special diet and fitness regimen for readers that will enable them to lose upto 10 kilos in two months. Email this

	'Work for the sake of passion, not a paycheck' Thirty three-year-old CEO of website MouthShut.com, Faisal Farooqui shares his success story. Email this

	Personal interview FAQs and their answers Here are top 10 most commonly asked questions during an interview and how to answer them impressively. Email this

	The world's first solar plane The initial version of the solar plane, spanning 61 metres but weighing just 1,500 kg, will undergo trials to prove it can fly at night. Email this

	Indian stocks: World's best performers Indian stocks have emerged as the best performers among those in the emerging and the developed markets across the globe so far this year, giving investors the highest return of nearly 60 per cent. Email this

	India's biggest job creators this year According to a survey, the banking sector emerged as biggest job generator in the first quarter of the current fiscal with the segment increasing headcount by more than 16,000. Email this