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Dear Coleen: I've asked husband if I can sleep with other menWhat's running through her head? The lid has been lifted

As the old saying goes, 'men are from Mars, women are from Venus' - but we might not be as different as we like to think.

A survey has revealed the top 10 most common fears men and women have about sex and has highlighted surprising similarities.

Whether it's a one night stand or the first time sleeping with a new partner, sex can be a truly nerve-racking experience for both

What if they're not enjoying it? Or the sight of your cellulite repulses them? Not to mention concerns about STIs and unintended pregnancy.

But what are men and women thinking, exactly? A new survey by Superdrug's Online Doctor has lifted the lid.

Men's top 10 fears about sex
GettyCouple sharing intimate moment"What if she thinks I'm inexperienced?"
1. Your partner has an STI

2. Your partner won't have an orgasm or be satisfied

3. The condom will break/sex will result in unintended pregnancy

4. You'll ejaculate prematurely

5. Your partner will find your naked body unattractive

6. You won't be able to perform

7. You are bad at sex

8. Your penis is too small

9. Your partner will think you are inexperienced

10. It will be awkward after sex

Women's top 10 fears about sex
She's not alone in having these concerns
1. Your partner won't want to wear a condom

2. Your partner has an STI

3. The condom will break/sex will result in unintended pregnancy

4. Your partner will find your naked body unattractive

5. Your partner will not take "no" for an answer

6. Your partner will want to do something

7. An embarrassing bodily function will occur during sex

8. Your partner won't have an orgasm or be satisfied

9. You won't have an orgasm or be satisfied

10. You are bad at sex

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Widow asks doctors for dead hubby's sperm to have baby

New Delhi: AIIMS received an unusual request recently from the widow of a young man who had died suddenly while being brought to the hospital. She wanted doctors to retrieve his sperm so that she could have a baby.
The couple had been married just a few years and did not have a child. "The parents of the man were also willing and supported her request," said a doctor.
The request had to be rejected as there are no clear guidelines on postmortem sperm retrieval (PMSR) in the country.
Citing the case in an article published in the latest issue of the Journal of Human Reproductive Sciences, AIIMS doctors have sought clarity on PMSR to avoid such a predicament in the future.
"Time has come to have guidelines about the procedures to collect sperm posthumously, to preserve them and to effectively use them with maximum benefits to the individual as well as society," the doctors argue.
According to Dr Sudhir Gupta, head of AIIMS's forensic sciences department, sperm can survive inside the testicular cavity for almost a day after death. "Retrieval is a simple process. It can be done within five minutes by dissecting the testis and extracting the sperm. But there are ethical and legal issues involved," he said.

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The guidelines for assisted reproductive tech nology (ART) clinics in India allow insemination of a woman with a dead husband's semen. However, the sperm must be collected while the husband is alive and in sound mind.
Israel allows removal of sperm from a dead man's body at the request of his wife and allows transfer of the sperm to the wife within a year of the husband's death, even in the absence of his consent. If the wife dies, the sperm cannot be used.
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At least the sperms should have been collected while there was still time.. Rules and other decisions take time.. Sperms wil not live for ever in dead body
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In a 2006 article in the Indian Journal of Medical Ethics, leading forensic experts Rajesh V Bardale and P G Dixit had predicted a possible rise in demand for PRSM.They, however, argued that any decision on this would have to be thought out in detail since the situation in India was more complex than in developed countries.
"It might be a difficult time for a widow to make a rational decision. Pressure from the family may compli cate the situation. The problem is compounded by the time limitation for collecting the sperm, which might require a quick decision," they pointed out.
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Senior Bajaj Auto exec, wife die in e-way crash; kids injured

PUNE: Amrut Kumar Rath, a top-level manager working with two-wheeler major Bajaj Auto, and his wife were killed while their two children suffered serious injuries after their car hit the median of the Pune-Mumbai expressway at Malavli, around 60km from Pune, on Sunday afternoon. The family was returning to Pune from Mumbai when the accident happened.

The Highway Safety Patrol (HSP), Pune, and Lonavla police rushed the family to Lokmanya Hospital in Nigdi, where Rath (47) and his wife Padmaja (45) breathed their last under medical attention at 1PM. Their daughter Adisha (18) and son Alman (10) have been admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) of the hospital.

Police inspector Shankar Awatade of the Nigdi police station told TOI that Rath was the president (human resources) at Bajaj Auto Limited. The family resides at Wakad. Both Adisha and Alman are studying in the city. Awatade said the family had gone to Mumbai in their BMW car early in the morning to drop off Rath's sister. They were returning to Pune when Rath apparently lost control over the vehicle.

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The police said that while it had rained heavily in the area in the morning, there was only a slight drizzle at the time of the accident.

Late in the evening, the Nigdi police sent the bodies for a post-mortem to Yashwantrao Chavan Memorial Hospital. Doctors at Lokmanya Hospital said Adisha and Alman sustained joint dislocation and fractures in the accident. "Adisha suffered a hip dislocation and pelvic injuries. The hip dislocation has been immediately taken care of. Though she is still in the ICU, her condition is stable. Alman has sustained abdominal trauma and has fractured his right femur (thigh) bone. His condition is critical but stable. Both children were conscious-oriented at the time of admission," the doctors said.

Portugal win Euro 2016 thanks to Eder's extra-time goal

PARIS: Substitute Eder's thunderous finish deep into extra time secured Portugal's first European Championship title after they overcame the early loss of Cristiano Ronaldo to snatch a 1-0 smash-and-grab victory over hosts France on Sunday.
As it happened: Portugal vs France
Eder picked the perfect moment to score his first competitive goal for his country, marauding forward before letting fly with a bullet shot from 25 metres in the 109th minute.
In Pics: Portugal stun France
It was a cruel blow for France, who had dominated the match from and squandered a number of chances, in front of their devastated home support, who arrived at the Stade de France hoping to celebrate a third European crown.

The trophy was lifted by Ronaldo, who broke down in tears at the final whistle but whose game had come to a frustrating end after 24 minutes when he was carried crying from the pitch on a stretcher with a knee injury.
So much of the build-up had focused on Ronaldo and his hopes of crowning a glittering career with the only achievement missing from his CV, a piece of international silverware.
The script had been written for him to produce a performance to match his status as one of the game's truly great talents, but he had to settle for a back-stage role after Dimitri Payet's challenge left him in a heap on the floor.
Prior to his departure, it had been a fast-paced start with France's Moussa Sissoko a bullish presence in midfield, frequently charging through tackles and bursting into the box.
His 34th-minute shot was well-parried by Patricio, but by that point the match had settled into a pattern of France probing and pushing but struggling to break down their more defensively-minded opponents.
Without Ronaldo, Portugal seemed in no hurry to rush the ball forward, happy to see the game descend into a cagey, tactical battle.
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They had a scare, however, in the 67th minute when Kingsley Coman's cross found Antoine Griezmann unmarked six metres from goal, only for the tournament's top scorer to head a golden opportunity over.
Minutes later, Olivier Giroud, fed by sprightly substitute Coman, forced a diving save from Patricio, who then parried away a pile-driver from Sissoko as France turned the screw.
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Congrats Portugal! Our PM will personally visit your country soon to congratulate you.
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France's best chance of the night arrived in stoppage time when substitute Andre-Pierre Gignac turned his marker inside out before scuffing a shot past the keeper and against the post, with the ball bouncing across the face of goal and then out of harm's way.
While Portugal continued to sit back in extra time, they had the better chances with Eder's header parried by Hugo Lloris and Raphael Guerreiro striking the crossbar with a free kick before Eder's moment of magic.

India pushes talks with Russia for 5th-generation fighters and ‘Super Sukhois’

NEW DELHI: India is finally taking forward the negotiations with Russia on stalled mega projects to jointly develop a futuristic fifth-generation fighter aircraft (FGFA) as well as upgrade its existing Sukhoi- 30MKI  jets into 'Super Sukhois' with advanced avionics and weapons.
Though India and France are now close to inking the estimated 7.8 billion euro deal for 36 Rafale jets, the defence ministry acknowledges that just 36 fighters will not be enough to stem the country's haemorrhaging air combat power.
The IAF is down to just 33 fighter squadrons — including 11 obsolete MiG-21 and MiG-27 squadrons slated for retirement — when at least 42 are required to keep the "collusive China-Pakistan threat" at bay.
The "multi-pronged strategy"to progressively crank up airpower ranges from inducting the indigenous Tejas light combat aircraft to exploring a second line of fighter production in the country, with the American F/A-18 and F-16 as well as Swedish Gripen-E already in contention for this proposed 'Make in India' project.
Apart from these 4th-generation fighters, the defence ministry is now finally working towards inking the final R&D design contract with Russia this year for the Indian "perspective multi-role fighter", a variant of the Russian single-seat FGFA called Sukhoi T-50 or PAK-FA.
"Apart from resolving technical and cost issues, Russia has also agreed to allow IAF test pilots to fly its prototypes now," said a source. The final R&D contract for the FGFA was on hold till now despite the two countries having first inked an inter-governmental agreement in 2007 and then following it up with a $295 million preliminary design contract in 2010, as was earlier reported by TOI.
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Under the main design contract to be executed in over six years now, India and Russia will chip in around $4 billion each for prototype development, testing and infrastructure build-up. The overall cost for producing 127 of these single-seat fighters — which will combine stealth, super-cruise and multisensor integration — in India will be about $25 billion.
Amid all this, the Indian defence establishment is also trying to ensure "maximum operationally availability" of the existing fighters at any given time. Defence minister Manohar Parrikar, for instance, says serviceability of Sukhois has jumped to 60% now from an alarming 46% earlier.
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We have a pro India and functional government now. India''s defence requirements are finally getting the priority they merit. Congress had other ''priorities''.
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"The aim is to achieve 75% serviceability. This has been done with an active tripartite dialogue among Russia, Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL) and IAF to ensure better availability of spares and maintenance for the Sukhois," a source said.
This, in turn, has led to renewal of the plan to upgrade the jets into 'Super Sukhois', with advanced AESA (active electronically scanned array) radars and long-range stand-off missiles. "The technical requirements should be finalised this year, with the contract being inked next year," said the source.
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