DNA Newsletter: March 30, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Sunday, March 30, 2008
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TOP NEWS IIM-A hikes fee by over 100 per cent The Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM-A) announced more than 100 per cent hike in the fees for its post graduate programme from next academic year. China could be behind Tibet unrest: Dalai Dalai Lama suggested that China itself could be behind the violence and expressed readiness to work with the Chinese authorities to restore peace in Tibet. CPI-M focus on undoing defence pact with US US terms India 'responsible steward' of N-power JDS rules out pre-poll tie-up with parties MUMBAI No one is above the legislature: CM CM Vilasrao Deshmukh denied that he had ever mounted pressure on state election commissioner Nand Lal not to reserve the Latur Lok Sabha seat for the Scheduled Castes. Migratory birds in Juhu are easy meat for poachers Another senior citizen killed, this time in Gorai Wife accuses husband of stealing valuables worth Rs3.5 crore more Mumbai » INDIA Govt working on solution to check price rise: Rahul Congress leader Rahul Gandhi articulated the party's concern over it but said a solution was being worked out to tackle the problem. Villagers kill leopard, feast on its meat Goa is a safe destination: Chowdhary Six killed in multi-storey building collapse more India » WORLD Monks who spoke out not to be punished, says China Amid fears of Chinese retribution against a group of daring monks who embarrassed authorities by pouring out a litany of complaints Beijing has said it would "not punish" them. Clinton related to Jolie, Obama to Pitt: Study Hillary, Obama supporters may vote for McCain Fireworks blast in northwest China kills 25 more World » MONEY A rise past primary to manufactures Inflation is stalking the nation; at 6.68% for the week ended March 15, 2008, the wholesale price index has hardened by 76 basis points. Four Soft, Take seek to merge Legacy carriers regain some ground in Feb Nokia readies for services more Money » SPORT 10,000 runs is like 'holy grail', says Dravid Rahul Dravid said he found the cricketing equivalent of 'holy grail' when he crossed the 10,000-run mark in Tests during the fourth day of the opening Test against South Africa. Batting records tumble, Test heading for draw Sutil need not worry about future: Kolles Dravid adds another feather to cap, joins 10K Test run club more Sports » AFTER Hrs Salsa, rock & jammin' with the family If you happen to meet the brain behind the popular musical I Believe, you'd immediately figure why the show struck a chord with so many people. The power row Kareena's diet secrets 'I am allergic to cigarettes' more After Hrs »
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