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Separate Beds Can Help Your Relationship Last Longer, Says Study
A survey, which has been conducted by a mattress company, showed that one out of six couples resorted to sleeping apart not because they cannot stand each other, but because they want to have a good night’s sleep.
Egyptian Publisher Gets Five Years in Jail over Israeli Novel
The novel entitled 'The Egyptian Spy Who Saved Israel', by Israeli writer Uri Bar-Joseph, portrays Ashraf Marwan, the son-in-law of former Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser, as a spy for the Jewish state.
New Documents Show 'Very Disturbing' Picture on Boeing 737 MAX: US Congress Aide
Boeing sent the documents 'late in the evening' Monday just hours after ousting Dennis Muilenburg as chief executive, according to the aide with the US House Transportation Committee, which is leading the probe into the MAX.
US Presidential Hopeful Michael Bloomberg's White House Campaign Used Prison Labour, Reveals Report
Bloomberg called the report 'fundamentally accurate' and said his campaign had already ended its relationship with the company involved.
DU Students and Teachers Group Holds Pro-CAA March, Plan to Organise Awareness Programmes
They students and teachers also condemned the violence during the last week's anti-CAA protests and said they would organise programmes to spread awareness about the changes in the citizenship law in various campuses.
'Situation Pertaining in Universities Very Serious': Bengal Guv in Meeting With VCs, Education Secretary
The Bengal Governor Jagdish Dhankhar, who has been at loggerheads with TMC government over a range of issues, said he would like to meet Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to discuss the situation in the universities.
No Discussion on Pan-India NRC Yet in Either Parliament or Cabinet, Says Amit Shah
The BJP leader also sought to allay fears by "clearly stating" there is no link between the NRC and the National Population Register (NPR).
'Rahul & Priyanka Gandhi are Petrol Bombs': Haryana Minister Urges People to be Wary of Cong Leaders
Haryana Home Minister Anil Vij made the bizarre remark amid a political row that began after the Gandhis were stopped from going to Meerut to meet families of the victims of who had died in the anti-CAA protests.
Pop Star Mariah Carey Sued by Former Nanny for Negligence
Singer Mariah Carey has been sued by her former nanny Maria Burgues as the former fired her after she complained about her working conditions. She was also allegedly not paid for her travel time during Carey's tours.
Cabinet Approves Restructuring of Railway Board, Merging Cadres into Single Management System
Instead of Railway Board Members for Traffic, Rolling Stock, Traction and Engineering, the newly constituted Board will have Members for Operation, Business Development, Human Resources, Infrastructure and Finance.
At Least 27 Killed, Dozens Injured as Bus Fall into 150-metre Ravine in Indonesia's South Sumatra
The bus careered into a 150-metre (500-foot) ravine in South Sumatra province just before midnight (1600 GMT) on Monday and ended up in a river, according to police.
Sensex Settles over 181 Points; Nifty Slips Below 12,250-mark
After trading on a volatile note through the day, the 30-share BSE Sensex ended at 181.40 points, or 0.44 per cent, lower at 41,461.26.
Former Maruti MD Jagdish Khattar Booked for Rs 110 Crore Bank Loan Fraud, CBI Raids Residence
Jagdish Khattar was with Maruti Udyog Limited from 1993 to 2007 when he retired as Managing Director of the company.
Dharamshala Lawyers Go on Strike, Cease Work to Press Demand for HC Circuit Bench
The decision was taken during a meeting of the Dharamshala Bar Association chaired by its president Tarun Sharma.
Worsening Mental Health of Indians Increases Country's Total Disease Burden, Shows Study
One out of every seven individuals in India suffers from a mental health disorder, a study by the Indian Council of Medical Research shows.
Pragya Thakur's Airline Fracas Shows India's Netas Yet to Understand Days of Feudal Behaviour Are Long Over
The unruly behaviour of Indian politicians stands out in sharp contrast to the manner in which their counterparts abroad conduct themselves.