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	CV writing: Words you should NEVER use There are certain words that are seen frequently on CVs but actually irritate recruiters/ interviewers and at times may even cost you the interview call. 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

	Sensex may hit 19,500 this year: Experts Driven by the election outcome, the benchmark index Sensex could catapult to 19,500 level this year, provided the government pushes through the reform agenda, analysts said. Email this

	Urvashi Sharma's sexy makeover This hot looking babe has come a long way since her debut film Naqaab. Now, she's all set to make her mark. Email this

	SIP your way to wealth! SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) is one of the most effective ways of investing in equity markets. In SIP, you invest a certain amount each month into the equity mutual fund of your choice. This amount can be as low as Rs 100. Email this

	Theplas, Tomato Garlic Macaroni & other recipes Here are simple, tasty recipes for Methi Theplas, Tomato Garlic Macaroni and Spinach Rice that you can enjoy at work. Email this

	Green Pea Cutlets and other tasty tiffin recipes Whip up Green Pea Cutlets, Chinese Idlis and Avocado Salsa Sandwiches to lunch on at the office. Email this

	Foods to keep your skin glowing NutritionVista.com provides simple tips on how to keep yuor skin in tip-top shape. Email this

	Things men don't know about women: Kalki Koechlin Actress Kalki Koechlin of Dev D fame has a few relationship tips for men -- so, guys, sit up and take note! Email this

	ICSE topper's success mantra: Studying smart Meet Rishi Mehta, the inspiring Mumbai student who topped nationwide ICSE results this year, despite losing his mother to cancer during the exams. Email this