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• Onions Keep you glowing
• Bangalore University admission fee to be paid every year
• Pamela Anderson to enter ‘Bigg Boss 4’?

Canara Bank customer care Posted: 14 Nov 2010 10:45 AM PST Canara Bank customer care phone number CALL CENTRE: 1800 425 0018 CUSTOMER SERVICE SECTION SP&D WING, H.O., BANGALORE 1800 425 1906 ATM SWITCH ROOM HELP LINE 1800 425 6000 1800 425 7000 DEBIT / CREDIT CARD ENQUIRY 1800 425 2470 Toll free number: 1800 425 0018 From: BSNL and air tel service providers Timings: 7 am to 9 pm all days in the week

SBI Card Customer Care Posted: 14 Nov 2010 10:39 AM PST SBI Card helpline number From All Phones : 39 02 02 02 ( Prefix STD code of your city while calling from mobile ) From BSNL/MTNL : 1860 180 1290/1800 180 1290 SBI Railway Credit Card Helpline Contact SBI Railway Credit Card Helpline from anywhere in India From All Phones : 39 02 12 12 ( Prefix STD code of your city while calling from mobile ) From BSNL/MTNL : 1800 180 1295 Fax SBI Card Fax SBI Card for submitting your documents and SBI Card Application. Fax Number : 0124 – 2567131 Mail SBI Card Mail SBI Card for any product information, feedback or any other query with your latest contact details. e-Mail ID : feedback.gesbi@ge.com Write to SBI Card Write to SBI Card on the below mentioned address : Address SBI Card & Payment Services Ltd, P.O. Bag No.28, GPO, New Delhi – 110001

Onions Keep you glowing Posted: 14 Nov 2010 10:34 AM PST Keerthana Venkatesh | TNN Onion to facilitate bowel movement, reduce hair loss, relieve headaches and coughs and also as part of remedies for snake bites. Onions are especially helpful in keeping the heart healthy and strong. What does your onion contain? Vitamin A : 50 IU Vitamin C : 9 mg Calcium : 32 mg Phosphorus : 44 mg Potassium : 300 mg Carbohydrates : 10.3 gm Protein : 1.4 mg Calories : 45 (per 100 gm) Read more

Bangalore University admission fee to be paid every year Posted: 14 Nov 2010 10:27 AM PST Mathang Seshagiri & Sruthy Susan Ullas | TNN Bangalore: Here's a shocker for lakhs of students in Bangalore University's 600 affiliated colleges. You'll have to pay the admission fee for every year of your course. The BU Syndicate decided to collect this fee for all under-graduate courses, even for second, third and fourth years. Hitherto, it was collected only in the first year during admission. Similarly, post -graduate students will have to cough up the admission fee for the second year too. BU's fee plan to rake in crores Bangalore: The move — by the Bangalore University asking students to pay admission fee every year — is expected to bring in crores of rupees as admission fees range from Rs 500 to Rs 13,500. Sample this: The number of first-year UG students in BU at present is 1 lakh. While second-year students are 84,871, there are 65,764 studying in their third year. The move has angered college principals who view it as a burden on students. Said S Harish, principal, Vijaya Evening College: "The university cannot forget its social responsibility. Most economically backward students come to my college. They work in the morning and continue their education in the evening. This will be a major burden on them." Some others like T Narayanappa, principal, BES College, hope the syndicate will review its decision or lower the fee for second and third years. "The BU has not added any additional fee for several years. But then some college managements are already burdening students by collecting development fees and amenity fees. This must stop,'' he said. K G Lokesh, former president, BU College Teachers Association: "The university will have to take into consideration the cost of living in Bangalore. It's bound to affect students.'' BU is also contemplating a processing fee for giving degree certificates issued to students of autonomous colleges. - Times Of India (Dated 14.11.2010)

Pamela Anderson to enter ‘Bigg Boss 4’? Posted: 14 Nov 2010 09:57 AM PST Former 'Baywatch' star Pamela Ander-son, is expected to land in Mumbai on Monday night and will enter the 'Bigg Boss 4' next week, according to highly placed sources. The 43-year-old will be the third international celebrity to be on 'Bigg Boss', the Indian version of internationally popular show 'Big Brother'. Pamela Anderson - Times Of India (Dated 14.11.2010)

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