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Migration does not bring happiness: Study
For migrants to the UK from India and elsewhere, the grass might not be greener on the other side, a new study from the University of Leicester has found. 

The probable reason: migrants expect to be happier by virtue of earning the greater incomes available in a wealthy country, but they end up wanting even more after they get there. Aspirations probably increase at least as much as incomes.
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Lifestyle
British milkman masters Gujarati, Bengali for work
John "Jimmy" Mather first delivered milk in 1960 and soon made friends with the few immigrants on his round from India and Bangladesh. As more Asian families settled in with very little or no English, he started learning Gujarati and Bengali.
   
Health and Wellbeing
Support groups in poor areas can save newborn lives Setting up women's support groups in poor areas can make a dramatic difference to the welfare of mothers and their babies, according to a new study. British and Indian researchers have worked on a project in two poor states in eastern India, Jharkand and Orissa since 2005. More than 40 per cent of babies die at birth in these regions.
 
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