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No broccoli bluesBroccoli is one of the most nutritious low-calorie foods around. One cup of cooked broccoli contains only 45 calories, but as much calcium as 120 ml of milk, as much Vitamin C as an orange, 10 per cent of daily iron requirement, and most of one's dai ly Vitamin A and folic acid needs.
Jog and be fitJogging as a form of exercise is very much a new age fitness activity. Done right, it burns excess fat, lowers bad LDL cholesterol and is a great stress buster.
Chords & NotesNeha Nagpal is finding her footing in the music world, and not doing too badly. Where Hinglish music is a newly created, successful niche, her young and fresh voice is lilting, energising and sets your feet tapping. The music is well arranged by ...
The Club Mahindra Eco Rally, a lovely run from Kochi to Munnar, had a nice mix of cars and competitors and had lessons for all, says STAN RAYAN 
World Cup on the WebThe World Cup fever is really high on the Web, what with each site offering different programmes. While some sites provide nothing more than match schedule and statistics, others offer interesting games and even a total archive of `Sidhuisms'!
Food fiesta from future chefsThe Huapango food festival organised by the Naipunnya Institute of Catering Technology, was a virtual feast in gourmet cooking. LEELA MENON who relished the varied culinary spread finds that the students show admirable professionalism.
Fardeen comes farBONEY KAPOOR had predicted that after Khushi, Fardeen's career graph would zoom. Reports of his performance in the film may prove this true. Anyway, Fardeen is not around to enjoy the appreciation. "I'm in Bangkok shooting for my dad's ... Sun and sand EVERYONE IS talking about Raveena's tanned look in Satta. "But I want them to talk about my performance," she smiles. She denies any plans of joining politics. "I don't know where that news came from. It was probably someone's idea of ... 
Raving about RahmanTHE MELODY queen is back in Mumbai from Hyderabad after a successsful live concert with A.R. Rahman. And Lataji has reasons to be happy. "The concert went off really well. I like what Rahman did with my Zubeida song, "So gaye hain kho gaye ... Loose knots? CRORES OF Valentine candles would have been aglow this year too all over the world. But why is it that when cupid strikes the celluloid stars, he plays truant so soon thereafter? Take the case of Salman Khan. His break-up with Aishwarya Rai hit ... 
Nitin in Mani's filmYOUNG HERO of Telegu celluloid world, Nitin is going places. After the success of Jayam, he was flooded with offers, including some Tamil films, which he politely declined then. But this time round, Nitin is very eager to do a Tamil film ...
The eye-catching flowers of `Flaming Katy' can brighten any area wherever the plant is grown.
Body language, consciously or unconsciously, can be a subtle but very powerful expression of intent as HEMJIT BHARATHAN finds out.
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