DNA Newsletter: June 28, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Saturday, June 28, 2008
In this email: Mumbai | India | World | Money | Sport | After Hrs
TOP NEWS Auto-pilot doesn't mean relaxed captain The incident created a furore, even though A-I dismissed it as a radio communication failure. 'I will never forgive them' She has been accused of firing her mouth too often and she doesn't intend to be different either. Hollywood calling for Shiamak Advani rides on Ram, raps Congress CBI arrests Rajkumar MUMBAI Mumbai to go under water cuts from July 1 For the first time in 16 years, the financial capital will be witnessing water cuts during the monsoon due to scanty rainfall received over the last fortnight. 'Mahatma Gandhi's licence to practice law cancelled' Mumbai Trans-Harbour Link to be built IndiGo Airlines co-pilot Menon gets bail more Mumbai » INDIA CBI arrests Rajkumar in Aarushi case CBI arrested Rajkumar, the domestic help of Durranis in connection with the sensational Noida double murder case. 'Blood stains on Rajkumar's T-shirt are of boils' Uncle arrested for Getem Apang's kidnapping Venue for Marathi Sammelan leads to protests more India » WORLD Obama clears Clinton's huge campaign debt Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, each donated $ 2,300 to the campaign of his former rival, Hillary Clinton, which is $ 22 million in debt. Great Train Robber to be freed next year 'BBC controlled by white cultural elite' 'India not compelling Lanka to stop war ' more World » MONEY Expiry bulls felled by well-oiled bears The rollover bubble met the waiting triple pins of oil, Dow and inflation on Friday, and it happened exactly as the Oracle of Omaha had predicted. Microsoft chairman Bill Gates set to log out The best planned transition in corporate history Porsche Design launches mobile phone more Money » SPORT Thorpedo? Fast rising South Korean star Park Tae-Hwan has been tipped as capable of beating Ian Thorpe's 400m freestyle world record and will be challenged at the Beijing Olympics. DUMPED I erred but have learnt lesson: Bhajji Dhoni wary of unpredictable Bangladesh more Sports » AFTER Hrs Hollywood calling for Shiamak Reliable sources reveal that choreographer Shiamak Davar has approached Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones to choreograph a sequence in their film Racing the Monsoon. 'I will never forgive them' 'I don't need to write for movies' Back behind the camera more After Hrs »
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