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Saiyami Kher Reveals She Was Advised To Get A lip And Nose Job Done Early In Her Career
"Its like the society you're living in is accepting the way you are, but you dont fit the norms set by the industry," said Saiyami Kher
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Fitness Tips: Decoding The Real Idea Of Fitness, Beyond Physical Appearance And Body Weight
Fitness: An overweight individual does not necessarily have to be deemed unfit. A person on a heavier or curvier side can be as fit as somebody who passes the societal norms of fitness and aesthetics.
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BS6 Car Components And Powertrain Solutions To Be Delivered From September 2019: Continental
Continental is targeting to be ready with its technology a little ahead of the deadline and supply it to OEMs in a bid to give them more time for installation and tuning which ultimately will ensure smoother transition to BS6.
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Exclusive: Maruti Suzuki Omni To Be Discontinued
The design of the Maruti Suzuki Omni being a flat front lacks the structural integrity to conform to the new crash norms. It cannot be fitted with crumple zones to absorb the impact in case of a collision. Other products under scanner are the Eeco Van and the entry-level Alto 800 hatchback. Maruti Suzuki is maintaining that its team is working on t...
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Water Versus Sports Drinks: What Young Athletes and Fitness Lovers Should Drink
According to researchers, energy beverages can elevate blood pressure and cause cardiac problems in children and teenagers.
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BMW Motorrad Updates the 'R1200' Range of Its Motorcycles Internationally
BMW Motorrad has announced few updates for its top of the line 'R1200' range of motorcycles. The liquid-cooled boxer engines which are fitted in the R1200 range will now get a judder damper on the transmission output shaft and the transmission shaft bearing. There will also be an On Board Diagnostics indicator lamp (OBD) on the instrumentation pane...
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Soon, an 'Aadhaar' for Drones Might Be the Norm
A draft circular from the Director General of Civil Aviation hints at upcoming laws for drone use.
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Volkswagen Insists No 'Defeat Device' in Its Diesel Cars in India, Follows BS IV Norms
Volkswagen (VW) has said that its diesel cars are not fitted with a 'defeat device' in India after being instructed by the green tribunal to stop selling vehicles fitted with any such equipment.
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Government Readies Plan To Clean Delhi's Air, But Won't Focus On Vehicles
The government is devising a plan to combat smog in New Delhi, one of the world's most polluted cities, two senior officials said, but it is stopping short of targeting the powerful transport industry.
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Air India Urges Aviation Regulator to Relax Fitness Norms for Cabin Crew
Air India has sought relaxation in the mandated fitness standards for cabin crew, citing that less stringent requirements would help the airline retain a sizable chunk of its cabin staff.
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Saiyami Kher Reveals She Was Advised To Get A lip And Nose Job Done Early In Her Career
"Its like the society you're living in is accepting the way you are, but you dont fit the norms set by the industry," said Saiyami Kher
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Fitness Tips: Decoding The Real Idea Of Fitness, Beyond Physical Appearance And Body Weight
Fitness: An overweight individual does not necessarily have to be deemed unfit. A person on a heavier or curvier side can be as fit as somebody who passes the societal norms of fitness and aesthetics.
-
BS6 Car Components And Powertrain Solutions To Be Delivered From September 2019: Continental
Continental is targeting to be ready with its technology a little ahead of the deadline and supply it to OEMs in a bid to give them more time for installation and tuning which ultimately will ensure smoother transition to BS6.
-
Exclusive: Maruti Suzuki Omni To Be Discontinued
The design of the Maruti Suzuki Omni being a flat front lacks the structural integrity to conform to the new crash norms. It cannot be fitted with crumple zones to absorb the impact in case of a collision. Other products under scanner are the Eeco Van and the entry-level Alto 800 hatchback. Maruti Suzuki is maintaining that its team is working on t...
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Water Versus Sports Drinks: What Young Athletes and Fitness Lovers Should Drink
According to researchers, energy beverages can elevate blood pressure and cause cardiac problems in children and teenagers.
-
BMW Motorrad Updates the 'R1200' Range of Its Motorcycles Internationally
BMW Motorrad has announced few updates for its top of the line 'R1200' range of motorcycles. The liquid-cooled boxer engines which are fitted in the R1200 range will now get a judder damper on the transmission output shaft and the transmission shaft bearing. There will also be an On Board Diagnostics indicator lamp (OBD) on the instrumentation pane...
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Soon, an 'Aadhaar' for Drones Might Be the Norm
A draft circular from the Director General of Civil Aviation hints at upcoming laws for drone use.
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Volkswagen Insists No 'Defeat Device' in Its Diesel Cars in India, Follows BS IV Norms
Volkswagen (VW) has said that its diesel cars are not fitted with a 'defeat device' in India after being instructed by the green tribunal to stop selling vehicles fitted with any such equipment.
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Government Readies Plan To Clean Delhi's Air, But Won't Focus On Vehicles
The government is devising a plan to combat smog in New Delhi, one of the world's most polluted cities, two senior officials said, but it is stopping short of targeting the powerful transport industry.
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Air India Urges Aviation Regulator to Relax Fitness Norms for Cabin Crew
Air India has sought relaxation in the mandated fitness standards for cabin crew, citing that less stringent requirements would help the airline retain a sizable chunk of its cabin staff.
