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Male Attractiveness Is Not Linked To Women's Hormone Levels
There is no association between attractiveness judgments and levels of other potentially influential hormones, such as testosterone and cortisol, the study said.
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Men Outnumber Women In PhD Programmes In Indian Universities
More than 21,000 more males pursue PhDs in the country than females, contrary to the popular perception, according to HRD Ministry data.
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Brother Kills Sister for Voting in Pakistan
An angry brother shot his elder sister dead because she voted in Pakistani local elections after he had forbidden her to do so, police said today.
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Modern Men Tend to Overeat Like Cavemen as a Way of Showing Off to Women
Maybe it's due to our evolution from the era of cavemen when the strongest and fastest hunters would have the biggest bounty to eat. Or maybe it's just another example of the male perception of what women like gone awry.
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Sharmila Tagore Calls For Equal Wages, Says Times Are Changing
"There is no parity. Male actors are still getting more and women are getting less. So that needs to change. In my time, the difference was much more. In my time, we (women) definitely played a secondary role. Now the perception has changed," Sharmilaji said. "Things are changing and it will take time. But we need not despair," she added
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Male Attractiveness Is Not Linked To Women's Hormone Levels
There is no association between attractiveness judgments and levels of other potentially influential hormones, such as testosterone and cortisol, the study said.
-
Men Outnumber Women In PhD Programmes In Indian Universities
More than 21,000 more males pursue PhDs in the country than females, contrary to the popular perception, according to HRD Ministry data.
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Brother Kills Sister for Voting in Pakistan
An angry brother shot his elder sister dead because she voted in Pakistani local elections after he had forbidden her to do so, police said today.
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Modern Men Tend to Overeat Like Cavemen as a Way of Showing Off to Women
Maybe it's due to our evolution from the era of cavemen when the strongest and fastest hunters would have the biggest bounty to eat. Or maybe it's just another example of the male perception of what women like gone awry.
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Sharmila Tagore Calls For Equal Wages, Says Times Are Changing
"There is no parity. Male actors are still getting more and women are getting less. So that needs to change. In my time, the difference was much more. In my time, we (women) definitely played a secondary role. Now the perception has changed," Sharmilaji said. "Things are changing and it will take time. But we need not despair," she added
