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Beware of mobiles ; The debate on the potential health hazards of cell phones is simmering once again. Even though the data are mixed and experts differ, the Government has now sounded the alarm. How harmful is your mobile?

For a nation that loves to talk, cell phones have become a lifeline. Metro Indians talk seven hours and text 56 messages a week on average, while more than 50 per cent tune in to mobile music even at work.

But the figures, thrown up by a study last year by market research company IDC India, dont quite capture how much the gadget has become a part of our lives.

From one in 10 urban homes owning a landline a decade back, India is now the worlds fastest-growing mobile market, selling eight million cell phones a month.

With 250 million Indians owning a handset, youre a problem for others if you dont have one. But the power of words may just turn out to be too much of a good thing. The Union ...

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