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	'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

	Prepaying your home loan? Read this Home loan expert Harsh Roongta advises readers on what they should do if they are prepaying their home loans. Email this

	Monsoon recipes: Finger Paneer Pakoras & more Here's our first installment of monsoon recipes -- Finger Paneer Pakoras, Mixed Vegetable Bhajjias and Dal Ka Chilla. Email this

	H-1B visa: Over 20,000 vacancies still left Nearly three months after the US immigration agency started accepting petitions for the H-1B visas for highly-skilled foreign professionals, it is still looking for more than 20,000 applications to fill the Congressionally-mandated cap of 65,000. Email this

	The secret behind Amul's success One of India's most successful organisations, Amul, has been ranked among the largest dairy businesses in the world by International Farm Comparison Network (IFCN). Email this

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

	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

	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

	SEZ story: How farmers won against Ambani Nobody is dubbing it a revolution, but something radical has happened near Mumbai. Ambani, not just the richest but also arguably the most powerful Indian industrialist, has faced a setback due to 'people's power'. Email this