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Finding a life coach in Mumbai can be a daunting task. However, there are a few ways to make the process easier and more efficient. First, do research online to find life coaches in the area who specialize in the areas you are looking for. Additionally, you can use word of mouth from friends, family, or colleagues to find a coach. You can also attend networking events and meetups to connect with life coaches in the area. Lastly, don't be afraid to ask questions and discuss your goals with any potential candidates. Taking the time to find the right coach for you is an important part of achieving success.

A journalist in India was reportedly booked under charges of spreading misinformation after he posted a video of a student being served roti and salt as part of a midday meal at a government school. After a lengthy investigation, the journalist was eventually cleared of all charges and the school has been asked to provide better quality food to the students. The incident highlighted the poor quality of food that is served in government schools and the importance of media vigilance in bringing out the truth. The incident also highlighted the need to ensure that journalists are not targeted for reporting on sensitive issues.

The article is about West Bengal's Chief Minister, Mamata Banerjee, requesting Prime Minister Narendra Modi to expedite the process of changing the state's name to 'Bangla'. She believes that the name change will help the state to become more self-reliant, emphasizing the need for the new name to be accepted at the earliest. She believes that the change will bring about a sense of pride and respect among the people of the state. She also discussed other issues such as the availability of funds for development projects in the state, and sought the Prime Minister's assistance in this regard. In conclusion, Banerjee has asked Modi to expedite the process of changing the state's name to 'Bangla'.

Jokes about drinking usually involve humorous situations related to alcohol consumption, such as getting drunk, having a hangover, or being too drunk to remember what happened the night before. Drinking jokes can be lighthearted, dark, or silly, and can include puns, wordplay, and references to pop culture. Keywords: Drinking, Alcohol, Humor, Situations, Hangover, Drunk, Puns, Wordplay

The question of whether the world hates Indians for being present everywhere has been a subject of debate and discussion for a long time. There are many answers to this question, ranging from a resounding no to a cautious yes. Some people argue that the presence of Indians in countries around the world is a testament to their hard work and dedication, while others feel that their widespread presence is a sign of cultural imperialism. However, the truth is that there is no easy answer to this question, as opinions on this matter are highly subjective. Keywords: Indians, world, present, everywhere, hate, debate, work, dedication, cultural imperialism.

Wonder what your pets are doing when you're not home? Here's a simple homebrew iPhone app that'll allow you to spy on your dog, and shower him with treats, no matter where you are!

With a CD-R spindle, some cardboard and wood scraps, a giant syringe, a webcam, and some glue, Stephen Myer created the body of a doggy-treat dispenser. He then used ioBridge's beta hardware—which included a pre-made servo smart board and a fill-in-the-blank type web interface—that created a widget and javascript for him.

After pasting the javascript into his iPhone, Myer also embedded streaming feed from a webcam on his dog's kennel, so that he would be able to see what his dog is up to when it thinks no one is watching. If Sparky is being a good boy, Myer could press a button that will give Sparky a treat! However, if Sparky is misbehaving, I have to wonder if this application can get the dispenser to smack Sparky with a broom. Although this application is not for purchase, Myer's blog has step-by-step instructions on how to turn your iPhone into your very own dogwatcher. [Cygnet via TUAW]

Economic downturn forces CEO Mark Zuckerberg to indefinitely postpone plan that would have let vested employees partially cash out without taking the company public.

Looks like even though consumers can get a Blu-ray player for less than $200 this holiday season, most of them probably won’t upgrade from their DVD players.  Reasons include the high cost of Blu-ray discs and upgrading to an HD television, which is the only thing that makes getting a Blu-ray player worth it.  Still, [...]

A product labeled the NC11 is showing up on a few pages of Samsung’s Korean website. There aren’t many differences between it and the NC10 in terms of drivers and specifications, but apparently you can get it with Windows XP or Vista. TGDaily is reporting that the new 10″ Acer Aspire one will come with Vista, [...]

William Gillis, a 70-year-old San Diego resident, has filed suit against Apple for false advertisement of the iPhone 3G.  He specifically cites the “twice as fast for half the price” ad as a huge lie, because the network speeds are “grindingly slow”.  Apple, of course, is fighting back. Several blogs have pointed out a paragraph in [...]

Coby has long been the baron of bottom-barrel electronics. Their DVD players, TVs, and media players have filled their own enclave at discount stores for years, so it’s no surprise that this champion of cheap has now set its sights on breaking into the netbook market with machines that may out-minisize the competition. Updated: We should [...]

MSI announced today that they’re expanding their entertainment notebooks with the release of the EX300.  Specs include: Intel® Core™2 Duo Mobile Processor P7350 Intel® PM45 + ICH9-M Express Chipset ATI Mobility Radeon™ HD3450 graphic card DDR3 256MB VRAM 4GB RAM 250GB HDD 13.3 inch widescreen display 802.11 a/g/n Wi-Fi Bluetooth V2.0+EDR 8-cell battery The lightweight alloy cases come in red or blue and the notebooks will [...]

In our guide to the best gifts for Grandparents we mentioned the Peek, a non-phone that allows you to check e-mail for $19.95/month.  Yes, just e-mail.  Well, technically email and texting and the ability to see image attachments.  It’s fine for someone who doesn’t need a full-blown smartphone or the data usage charge that comes [...]

Sometimes we get a little restless. Between scouting out new netbooks and searching the Web for the best deals, we here at LAPTOP need a break. Today, we found Super Obama World. Set in Alaska with an occasional view of Russia, this game features Barack Obama in the role of the famous plumber and replaces Goomba [...]

A couple of strange MP3 items today: Barack Obama has a Zune. A Zune?  The future leader of our country doesn’t even have an iPod?  I, like the folks at Gizmodo, am stunned.  Especially since he famously uses a Mac.  Also, Zune?  Even I, a huge snob who shuns iPod for Creative Zen, can’t help but [...]