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	August 04, 2012

		Top Headlines More » Olympics: India to protest Vikas Krishan's ouster The Indian boxing team is set to counter-attack after Vikas Krishan's ouster from the Olympics with the contingent planning to file a protest of its own. Another US varsity in visa fraud row; fate of 450 students, mostly Indians, uncertain Jerry Wang, the CEO of Herguan University in California, has been charged with visa fraud, leaving the fate of over 450 students, mostly Indians, hanging in the balance. Ex-Army major, wife sentenced to 10 years in jail for battering kid A former Army major and his second wife were sentenced to 10 years in jail for torturing and trying to kill their minor son from the officer's first wife. Cities More » Neelima's visit to Infosys campus a mystery When B Neelima walked into Infosys campus in Gachibowli on Tuesday night only to be found in a pool of blood a couple of hours later, she left a trail of questions behind. Denied studies, girl kills herself in Jaipur An 18-year old academically promising girl jumped before a running train in, leaving a suicide note questioning India's resistance to allow girls higher education. Business More » 'Exports to revive after September' India on Saturday said it expects exports, that have witnessed contraction for two consecutive months, to turnaround by September end. Indian pvt sector will invest in ports in Lanka: Sharma India expressed its keenness to invest in development of war-torn Sri Lanka and promised to rope in private players in sectors like ports and exploration of oil and gas. Sports More » Gambhir propels India after twin blows Gautam Gambhir slammed half-ton and paired up well with Manoj Tiwary to take India past 150-mark after early blows in the fifth and final ODI. Krishna Poonia qualifies for final round India's Krishna Poonia on Friday qualified for the women's discus throw final round in London Olympics with an impressive effort in the qualification round. Entertainment More » NCP Legislator invites Sunny Leone at dahi handi celebrations It is surprising to see how adult film star Sunny Leone has inspired such inconsistent views among members of the same political party. Madhuri changes the script in her comeback film In an industry where 40-plus heroines making a comeback are considered to be at a disadvantage, Madhuri Dixit seems to be rewriting the rules. Infotech More » Airtel: No option but to hike tariffs Bharti Airtel, on Friday said it was disappointed with the govt's decision to fix the reserve price for 2G spectrum auction at Rs 14,000 crore, leading to higher tariffs. Samsung shows email saying Steve Jobs wanted 7-inch iPad Steve Jobs was receptive to Apple making a smaller tablet, fanning speculation that Apple plans to make a mini-iPad and take on Google and Amazon products.				Most Read Stories More » Jism-2 Aamir Khan buys 22 houses in his ancestral London Olympics: Vijender Singh enters quarterfinals Heartbreak for Vikas Krishan, out of Olympics after AIBA overturns win Most Shared Stories More » 5 Teas that make you slim! Forward SMS to punish pesky marketers: Trai Power up your moves, perform better in bed 4 Best Kamasutra sex positions Most Commented Stories More » Bomb design flaw averted major tragedy in Pune Team Anna goes political, calls off fast

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	August 03, 2012

		Top Headlines More » Poor monsoon to pull down economic growth to 6%: Govt The Reserve Bank has recently lowered the growth projection to 6.5 per cent from 7.3 per cent in the wake of deficient monsoon and global economic problems. BMW case: No extra jail term for Sanjeev Nanda The Supreme Court on Friday upheld the conviction of Sanjeev Nanda in 1999 BMW hit-and-run case. Courier boy brings back missing former RSS chief KS Sudarshan Presence of mind exhibited by homemaker Hemavathy and his son Ashok culminated in happy ending of former RSS chief K S Sudarshan's missing saga in Mysore. Cities More » Man held for filming woman bathing in Chennai Leema (name changed) was taking a bath when she saw a youth, Vinayagamurthy of Ambedkar Nagar, peeping through the window which had small holes. Girl in coma after nurse botches up abortion A nurse was arrested in Vijayawada on charges of performing an illegal abortion on an unwed girl whose condition has turned critical after the procedure. Business More » Adidas to invest 70 million euros in Reebok India German sportswear maker Adidas said it will stick to its 70-million (Rs 476 crore) plan to shore up Reebok India. Mahindra Satyam soars 10% on Q1 results Shares of Mahindra Satyam soared about 10 per cent following its posting over 56 per cent jump in net profit for the quarter ended June 30. Sports More » London Olympics: Vijender Singh enters quarterfinals India's Vijender Singh is just one victory away from claiming a second straight Olympic boxing bronze medal. 5th ODI: India looks to complete 4-1 drubbing over Sri Lanka India have been consistent and have dominated the five-match series right from the start, barring the second ODI, which they lost by nine wickets. Entertainment More » Vivek, Mallika turn buddies Having worked in a film together, it seems Vivek Oberoi and Mallika Sherawat have become good buddies. Jism 2: Bollywood gets racy with provocative new movie "Jism 2" — the word means "body" in Hindi — will be released across India on Friday, promising to be one of the most graphic films in Bollywood history. Infotech More » Google gets tough with app developers Google has introduced stricter guidelines for application developers to cut down on malicious apps on its Android platform. Facebook has 83 million fake accounts Facebook's latest figures showing growth in global users also suggest as many as 83 million may come from dubious sources.				Most Read Stories More » London Olympics: China's Yu Yang quits badminton after scandal Pune hit by 4 blasts hours after Shinde takes over as home minister Aamir Khan buys 22 houses in his ancestral I am tired of crying: Kajol Most Shared Stories More » 5 Teas that make you slim! Raj Travels owner leaps off sea link, police say debt to blame An open letter to President Pranab Mukherjee What alimony, honey? I just quit my job Most Commented Stories More » Pune hit by 4 blasts hours after Shinde takes over as home minister

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Ayurvedic Tips to Protect Your Eyes; Poondi Swamigal - The Siddha of South India

|  Health and Ayurveda  |  Yoga  |  Hinduism  |  Saints & Gurus  |  Meditation  |  Hindu Scriptures  |  MP3 Bhajans  | Ayurvedic Tips to Protect Your Eyes Eyes are the most precious parts of our body. They need good care and attention to prevent different infections and diseases. Here are some useful tips that can be adopted very easily in order to protect the eyes. Do not use cold water immediately after getting exposed to heat or sunlight. Do not wash the face immediately, allow the sweat to dry and let the body come back to normal temperature. Then take bath and wash the face. Read Article Poondi Swamigal - The Siddha of South India It was the fag end of 1969. On my way from Tiruvannamalai to Vellore, I stopped at Polur to have darshan at the samadhi of Saint Vitthoba. We met Duraiswami Swamigal at the mutt who introduced me to a Mr. R. Pargunam. The latter's father had been a contemporary and devotee of Vitthoba and had had a close association with the saint. Pargunam narrated certain incidents he had heard from his father about Vitthoba's life. [Note: please see rare videos of... Read Article   This newsletter is sent to 258,573 subscribers. To subscribe, please visit: http://www.indiadivine.org/newsletter/index.php?action=subscribe To unsubscribe, please visit: http://www.indiadivine.org/newsletter/index.php?action=unsubscribe