Hi,
The MIME::Lite::TT::HTML is sending the description two times in a mail (two times what I have typed from hello to regards, one as plain text and one in html). Below is the code. 

        my ( $myhash ) = shift;

        $params{Date} = $myhash->{DATEPOSTED};
        $params{Title} = $myhash->{TITLE};

        $msg = MIME::Lite::TT::HTML->new(
                        From        =>  'arun@xxxxxxx.net',
                        To          =>  'root@xxxxxx.net',
                        Subject     =>  $myhash->{TITLE},
                        Template    =>  {
                                                html    =>  'sometemp.
+html.tt',
                                        },
                        TmplOptions =>  \%options,
                        TmplParams  =>  \%params,
        );

        # Set our content type properly
        #$msg->attr("content-type"  => "multipart/mixed"); 
        #$msg->attr("content-type"  => "text/html"); 

        # Attaching resume
        $msg->attach(  Type        =>  'application/doc',
                Path        =>  'attachments',
                Filename    =>  'books.doc',
                Disposition =>  'attachment',
        );

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In reply to MIME::xxx sending mail with duplicate discription by opensourcer

Title:
Use:  <p> text here (a paragraph) </p>
and:  <code> code here </code>
to format your post, it's "PerlMonks-approved HTML":


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