Amarnath 'Shiva lingam' melts again before 'yatra' ends

It's bad news for fervent devotees of Lord Shiva as the holy 'Ice Lingam' at the Amarnath cave has melted 10 days before the yatra formally ends, Times of India reported.

Times of India reports that unprecedented rush of devotees has contributed to the ice lingam completely melting away days before the 'yatra' ends. This year has seen the highest number of devotees visiting Amarnath.

4 REASONS FOR THAT FATIGUE

IF "I'm feeling tired" has become a part of your daily dialogue with people, then you need to stop and take stock.

While everyone’s energy level does flag at different times of the day and month, if you feel sapped all the time and keep hoping that a cup of coffee will revive you, you may need to head to the doctor’s clinic. We tell you about the four most common reasons for fatigue.

Riteish all set to propose Genelia

Sometimes just a few words manage to achieve something that has been left unsaid for years. This could pretty much be holding true for Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia D'Souza who have been firmly holding on to their 'good friends' stance for years now. However on screen at the least they are now willing to confess their love for each other, what with their next film together being aptly titled TERE NAAL LOVE HO GAYA which translates to 'I am in love with you'.

The Original Divas of Bollywood: Part 1: Hema Malini

During the 70s, Bollywood saw the emergence of some young actresses who lent new dimensions to glamour and left the country spellbound.
Actresses like Hema Malini, Sharmila Tagore, Dimple Kapadia, Rekha etc. gifted the much-needed glamour quotient to the Bollywood. Add to this their impeccable acting skills and their graceful portrayal of unforgettable characters on the screen which made much of the cinema of the 70s and the 80s an enchanting experience.

Know your couple type to transform your relationship!

London, August 1 (ANI): Do you and your partner often find yourself in the middle of blazing rows? Turns out, you are the 'Cat and Dog' couple type.
Psychologists say identifying the type of couple type we are - or would like to be - holds the key to a happy relationship and being able to understand our own needs and those of our partner, reports the Daily Mail.