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Saxena aspires for her son to lead a "normal" life and wants him to undergo proper treatment for it.

Mr Saxena's return was soon eclipsed, however, by recriminations over another sort of financial shenanigans.

Once there, Mr Saxena (pictured left) dug in his heels during what became Canada's longest-ever extradition case.

Shekhar Saxena is director of the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse at the World Health Organization.

Saxena added that Indians would be reluctant to pay for a group dating site when they can use Facebook for free.

Saxena conceded, however, that profitability will come under pressure as competition heats up.

The idea was to install a friendly president who could securebauxite and diamond mines, if Mr Saxena stumped up $10m.

Most parents aren't that specific , though, says Geetanjali Saxena, a Mumbai astrologer.

Shekhar Saxena is the director of mental health and substance abuse research at the WHO.

IT TOOK 13 years for Thai justice to catch up with Rakesh Saxena, an Indian-born banker who fled to Canada in 1996.

Dr. Saxena tells VOA this is a very inefficient use of scarce resources.

"All these are big black boxes, " said Rajiv Saxena, a professor at the school of life sciences at India's Jawaharlal Nehru University.

Dr. Saxena says people who are dependent on alcohol live ten years less on average that those who do not have the problem.

AndRakesh Saxena, wantedinThailand embezzlement charges, who also lives in Vancouver, has been fighting extradition for the past ten years.