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	Schedule of the Indian Premier League 2009 \| rediff.com Schedule of the Indian Premier League 2009 \| rediff.com Email this

	Solar power for Rs 90 a day Veranda Solar targets eco-conscious consumers on a budget. Email this

	Men can literally laugh women into bed! Unlucky in love? Well, try to perk up your sense of humour, for a new study has found that ladies adore men who make them laugh. Email this

	Rs 6 crore van for Ajmal Kasab? After a bomb-proof tunnel worth Rs 2 crore, Ajmal Amir Kasab -- the lone terrorist caught alive in the November 26 attacks in Mumbai -- will get to travel around in special hi-tech secured vehicle. Email this

	Schedule of the ICC Twenty20 Cricket World Cup 2009, T20 World Cup 2009, England \| rediff.com Schedule of the ICC Twenty20 Cricket World Cup 2009, T20 World Cup 2009, England \| rediff.com Email this

	Tax smart: How a will can save you a lot of tax A 'will' unlocks many exclusive tax advantages which are otherwise not available to taxpayers. Here are five important ways in which a will can save you tax. . . Email this

	The basics of PPF PPF is a long-term, government-backed small savings scheme of the Central government started with the objective of providing old age income security to the workers in the unorganised sector and self-employed individuals. Email this

	How to choose a right mediclaim policy Cost should not be your only concern while buying a mediclaim policy. Here's how to choose the right mediclaim policy for yourself. Email this

	'Indian cricket can benefit from Art of Living' Art of Living teacher Swami Sadyojathah talks about the trauma relief programme he conducted for Sri Lanka's terror-hit cricket team and the secret to healthy living. Email this

	Why Varun and why not Geelani? Varun Gandhi has been gaoled for reportedly making provocative statements. Would any ministry, ever dare apply the same draconian laws against the Hurriyat Conference chairman? Email this