DNA Newsletter: July 2, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Wednesday, July 02, 2008
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TOP NEWS Cong-SP tango trips up Left Back-channel negotiations between the Congress and the SP gained momentum on Tuesday as the latter's chief dealmaker Amar Singh swung into action. Kashmir celebrates, Jammu burns While the revocation of the land transfer order sparked celebrations in Kashmir and prompted the Hurriyat-led committee against land transfer to withdraw protests, it escalated violence in Jammu. Mithi alarm bells ring once again Bowling the big worry for Dhoni Rishi's act for Ranbir MUMBAI 'Sena would have backed Mahajan's brother' "Had he come to us, we would have certainly supported him but he joined Raj Thackeray-led Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS)," Joshi said. Sena attacks Left for opposing Nuke deal Monsoon mayhem halts life in Mumbai Students protest publication of semi-nude pics more Mumbai » INDIA Amarnath land row protests in Kashmir end Mian Qayoom, the head of the Action Committee against land allotment to the SASB, asked people to "celebrate the victory and resume normal activities from tomorrow." Gujarat government intolerant, says SC Lalu meets Sonia amid stand-off on Nuke deal Steel sector to suffer as students opt IT more India » WORLD Man gets permission to take fourth wife A 51-year-old Malaysian odd job worker's perseverance has finally paid off as the man with 18 children won permission from a Shariah court to take a fourth wife. Women prefer men with stubble Riots in China over death of 15-yr-old girl Who is worse? An Indian or a snake? more World » MONEY Quatrro acquires gaming firm Babel Raman Roy promoted Quatrro BPO Solutions has acquired UK-based Babel Media, the online gaming and interactive entertainment services provider to gain its. Air Canada shuts more flights to stay afloat Tata Motors bets on Nano to beat slowdown Ambani rivalry under scanner of Western media more Money » SPORT Bowling the big worry for Dhoni Having got three full days to recharge their batteries, a rejuvenated India will take on arch rivals Pakistan in a Super Four match of the Asia Cup cricket tournament here. Back to the past TO THE FOUR Lampard may be surplus more Sports » AFTER Hrs Harman seeks ticket to fame We caught the silver screen debutant taking a trip down memory lane at a bus stop in Goregaon, the symbol of his erstwhile daily routine. Rishi's act for Ranbir 'I have fallen in love...' Ridley's Magic more After Hrs »
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