Focus on what she's not telling you in bed by reading her body language
It's a universally accepted fact that women are complicated, confusing beings who, in spite of talking incessantly, rely a lot on non-verbal communication to convey their inner-most thoughts. So it's left to you to unravel the mystery of their look, sigh or grump.
Since they manage to take the same trait into the bedroom and you might find yourself befuddled at her reactions, wondering if she's rubbing up against you out of extreme desire or as a distraction tactic to get...
Sunday, 26 February 2017
Dimple Yadav takes a dig at PM Modi over his 'Diwali-Ramzan' remarks
NEW DELHI: Samajwadi Party leader Dimple Yadav, wife of Uttar Pradesh chief minister Akhilesh Yadav, today launched a fresh salvo against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for making statements with communal overtones during the state assembly polls.
Barely hours after the airing of PM Modi's monthly radio address " Mann ki Baat ", Dimple addressed an election rally in Jaunpur and said, "Jo teen saal se mann ki baat kar rahe the, unke mann ki baat mein thi bhedbhaav, jaati-dharm, Diwali-Ramzan, Shamshaan-Kabristaan ki baat."
"The people who were saying...
Thousands join Kargil martyr's daughter in war against ABVP on FB
Days after Delhi University’s Ramjas college saw violent clashes, a Lady Sri Ram College student who is a Kargil martyr’s daughter has initiated a social media campaign, “I am not scared of Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad”, which has gone viral.
Gurmehar Kaur, daughter of Kargil martyr Captain Mandeep Singh, changed her Facebook profile picture holding a placard which read “I am a student from Delhi University. I am not afraid of ABVP. I am...
Saturday, 25 February 2017
Ghosts of past tech IPOs could haunt Snap’s performance
Snap Inc appears set to make a splash next week with the biggest tech stock debut since Facebook Inc, but history suggests investors shut out of the initial public offering would be better off waiting a bit to chase this unicorn on the open market.
Globally, shares of most of the 25 largest technology IPOs have languished in their first 12 months on the public market, with 16 of them notching a hefty decline from their debut day closing price, according to a Reuters analysis of market performance.
Eight of the 10 biggest fell by between 25%...
It takes a village to break free of party affiliationsa
In Yadav-majority Bhabhaura, where Thakur families number fewer than a dozen, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh is the toast of the village. Parshuram Yadav, who was six years the Minister’s senior in school, puts it this way, “We are all honoured by the fact that he was born in this remote village in eastern Uttar Pradesh. It is he who has put Bhabhaura on the map.”
This is election time, so who will the village vote for? “Barring the Dalits, we will all vote for the BJP [Bharatiya Janata Party] because the honourable Minister is from our village,”...
Friday, 24 February 2017
7 fat-burning exercises for a flat tummy
Flat tummy
Losing belly fat is the hardest, they say. And when you want to strengthen your core and lose the flab, we most commonly resort to crunches. Here are some moves that can help you lose fat from the mid-section. Each of these moves stimulate and tighten the core muscles while burning calories.
Pike and stretch
Lie straight on the floor with your legs extended over your hips. Pull yourself up, like one would do while doing crunches...
Here’s what happens to your body when you skip breakfast
The old saying, 'Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a pauper' couldn't ring truer. Beginning your day with a heavy breakfast will give your body enough fuel to keep you going without feeling sluggish or lethargic. Yet, statistics point towards a rather alarming picture — millions of people around the world tend to skip breakfast, choosing to have lunch as the first meal of the day. While recent years have seen increasing...
'I just did what was right to do,' says American who stood up for the two Indians
Twenty-four-year-old Ian Grillot, who stood up for Srinivas Kuchibhotla and Alok Madasani, when they were racially abused by Adam Purinton has said he did what was right to do. He was injured in the shooting that followed, which killed Kuchibhotla.
Bartender Garret Bohnen told the Kansas City Star that Kuchibhotla and Mr. Madasani stopped at Austins for a drink once or twice a week.
“From what I understand when he was throwing racial slurs at the two gentlemen [Kuchibhotla and Madasani], Ian [Grillot] stood up for them,” Mr. Bohnen said. “We’re...
Ignoring Indian talent China’s mistake: Global Times
Ignoring Indian talent and attaching too much importance to the workforce from the United States and Europe was China’s mistake, a Chinese daily said on Friday.
However, the editorial in Global Times caustically said it was way cheaper to hire Indians as “the cost of employing an Indian engineer is just half the cost of hiring a Chinese worker.”
The paper said wooing high-tech talent from India would help China in innovation.
Wooing S&T talent
“China has perhaps not been working hard enough to attract science and technology talent from...
Hacker Who Knocked Million Routers Offline Using MIRAI Arrested at London Airport
British police have arrested a suspect in connection with the massive attack on Deutsche Telekom that hit nearly 1 Million routers last November.
Late last year, someone knocked down more than 900,000 broadband routers belonging to Deutsche Telekom users in Germany, which affected the telephony, television, and internet service in the country.
Now, Germany's federal criminal police force (BKA) revealed today that the UK's National Crime Agency (NCA) reportedly arrested a 29-year-old British suspect at Luton airport in London on Wednesday, who...
Sunday, 12 February 2017
Watch Out! First-Ever Word Macro Malware for Apple Mac OS Discovered in the Wild
After targeting Windows-based computers over the past few years, hackers are now shifting their interest to Macs as well.
The emergence of the first macro-based Word document attack against Apple's macOS platform is the latest example to prove this.
The concept of Macros dates back to 1990s. You might be familiar with the message that reads: "Warning: This document contains macros."
Macro is a series of commands and actions that help automate some tasks. Microsoft Office programs support Macros written in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), but...
North Korea test-fires missile, Abe condemns
PYONGYANG: North Korea appeared to fire a ballistic missile early Sunday in what would be its first such test of the year and an implicit challenge to US President Donald Trump, who stood with the Japanese leader as Shinzo Abe called the move 'intolerable.'
There was no immediate confirmation from the North, which had recently warned it was ready to test its first intercontinental ballistic missile. The US Strategic Command said it detected and tracked what it assessed to be a medium- or intermediate-range ballistic missile.
North Korean media...
Friday, 3 February 2017
Paris: Man shot, wounded after attacking soldiers outside Louvre museum
A police union official said the attacker was carrying two backpacks and had two machetes.
A knife-wielding man shouting “Allahu akbar” attacked French soldiers on patrol near the Louvre Museum Friday in what officials described as a suspected terror attack. The soldiers first tried to fight off the attacker and then opened fire, shooting him five times. The attack at an entrance to a shopping mall that extends beneath the museum sowed panic and again highlighted the threat French officials say hangs over the country, which was hit repeatedly...
Donald Trump says conversation with Malcolm Turnbull was 'very civil
US President Donald Trump says his conversation with Malcolm Turnbull was "very civil", after news of an adversarial phone call between the allies hit headlines around the world.
On Thursday, the Washington Post broke news of the tense call, with White House sources saying Mr Trump labelled a refugee deal between the US and Australia "the worst deal ever".
He also complained the call was "the worst by far" of any world leader that day, before abruptly ending the conversation 25 minutes into the scheduled hour, sources said.
This account was...
François Hollande leads attacks on Donald Trump at EU summit
François Holland has led a series of damning attacks on Donald Trump by EU leaders arriving at a summit in Malta to discuss the future of the union.
The French president described recent comments by the US president as unacceptable and warned there would be no future for Europe’s relations with the US “if this future isn’t defined in common”.
The Austrian chancellor, Christian Kern, said Trump’s ban on travelers from some Muslim-majority countries was “highly problematic”.
Dalia Grybauskaitė, the Lithuanian president, offered a withering verdict...
