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	Craze for Rajni's film hots up Craze for the Rajnikanth starrer shows no sign of abating. Email this

	Pay zero tax on unlimited gains! You don't have to pay even a paisa of tax even if you make gains in millions! It's true and perfectly legal, too. Here's how. Email this

	Tax: Which ITR form should you use? With the new, and complicated, Income Tax Return forms coming into force, you need to understand which of these is applicable to you. Email this

	Plan your retirement in 3 simple steps The second phase of retirement planning is tougher than the first phase Email this

	How to increase your take-home salary Though you may have been given a good hike (say 20 per cent), the actual take-home salary would increase by less than 10 per cent. Email this

	English bloopers: 'I come to office by walk' In our continuing series of English bloopers, we look at some oft-misspelt words and some easily avoidable errors. Email this

	Save 10 per cent, earn in crores Passive income can help you earn more than a crore of rupees in 40 years. The only thing is you need to do is save and invest 10 per cent of your income. Email this

	First-borns are smarter: Study Two Norwegian scientists found the IQ of first-born children averaged out at around 103.2; that of second-born children at 101.2; and third-born children averaged 100.0. Email this

	MBA programmes: Which should you choose? Rahul Abrol and Aman Bansal of Top Career Consultants and You answer questions about foreign and domestic MBA programmes. Email this

	It's politicians who elect the President, stupid! The President's election is hitting the headlines because all the parties believe that in the 2009 general election no single party will get a majority. In such a scenario the President's role becomes crucial Email this