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London, February 10: Women who are good in bed, are also likely to be good in office. Orgasms are not just about the thrill, they can improve your career as well as your general health, claims an expert.
Women who enjoy regular highs in their sex life are more likely to hit career highs, plus they are expected to have great health.
However, men do not enjoy similar benefits of orgasms. (more…)
GIRLS who get lots of sexual thrills are also the most likely to hit career and health highs, claims Britain’s first orgasm coach.
Psychologist Lisa Turner, says the right type of orgasm will “massively increase your energy. ”
Studies suggest that 28 per cent of women rarely, or never, achieve full orgasm, and many resort to faking it – as Meg Ryan did in that famous When Harry Met Sally scene.
But the real thing won’t just help your sex life, Lisa says good orgasms also boost health and concentration and help women perform better at work. (more…)
Jammu/Srinagar (IANS): A 5-member team of Jammu and Kashmir cabinet ministers led by Finance Minister Abdul Rahim Rather began talks on Wednesday with 30 members of the joint coordination committee of striking government employees who are demanding the implementation of the Sixth Pay Commission recommendations.
The strike continued on the third day on Wednesday as around 400,000 employees stayed off work, asking for hike in salaries, enhancement of the retirement age from 58 to 60 years and regularisation of services of thousands of temporary employees. (more…)
State’s revenue crunch, delay in Delhi’s assistance main hurdle
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Srinagar, Feb 17: With the government and its employees on cross-roads over the implementation of 6th Pay Commission recommendations, the economic experts maintain that the ‘revenue crunch’ faced by the State and delay in financial assistance from New Delhi is preventing the government from increasing the wages of its work force.
Noted economist, Prof Nisar Ali told Rising Kashmir that the lack of revenue resources in the state and unwillingness of people to pay taxes is proving cumbersome for the government to implement the Pay Commission recommendations. (more…)