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

	10 power words for your CV The basic purpose of these words is to demonstrate your hold of a particular situation and the actions you took to achieve a result or come out of a situation. 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

	Five crunchy summer salad recipes NutritionVista.com provides readers with five deliciously cool salad recipes that will not only help you beat the searing heat, but pack in a truckload of nutrition. Email this

	How Section 80C helps you save tax a little bit of thought in terms of where your investments are made can help you a lot in reducing if not completing eliminating your tax liability. Email this

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	How to handle a bad boss. 8 tips We've all worked for tyrants and hypocrites. But before you blow up or break down, consider the alternatives Email this

	5 must have insurance covers Life is a string of uncertainties. To minimise the blow they can render, you must have the covers listed here. Email this

	Which employees are valuable to an organisation? How should employers go about choosing a potential workforce for their organisation? What are the qualities one should look for in prospective candidates? We bring you an excerpt from Finding Keepers -- The Monster Guide to Hiring and Holding the World's Best Employees by Steve Pogorzelski and Jesse Harriott, PhD, with Doug Hardy. Email this

	From slum to crorepati. Can he become an MP? Sarathbabu, owner of Foodking, has decided to enter the world of politics as an Independent candidate from the South Chennai constituency. Email this