DNA Newsletter: September 23, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Tuesday, September 23, 2008
In this email: Mumbai | India | World | Money | Sport | After Hrs
TOP NEWS BDTA is trapped in battle for public property The Bombay Diocesan Trust Association was incorporated as a limited company in 1929 and registered with the registrar of companies as BDTA Limited. How Air India managed a drunk pilot aboard Pilot travelling in economy class had to be upgraded to first class after soiling his seat Rohit Bal stole the entire week 'I prefer sheer fabrics which are transparent' 'Stop influx of 'outsiders' into Maharashtra' MUMBAI Mahajan's son-in-law faces fraud charges A case of forgery and corruption has been registered against Anand Rao, builder and son-in-law of BJP leader late Pramod Mahajan, and two former Chief Executive Officers of SRA. MNS ends Bachchan boycott Raj diktat: Black out Bachchans' films Maria files bail plea for the second time more Mumbai » INDIA Police claim to have found 'vital clues' about Delhi bombings A police officer said they had "vital clues" and would crack the case soon. Bombs in Delhi resemble ones found in Surat Verdict in Khairlanji Dalit killings Inquiry into assault of employees more India » WORLD 'Zardari could make 3 mn pounds from English mansion' Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari could pocket three million pounds (Rs.258 million) from the sale of an English mansion after corruption charges against him were dropped. Zardari vows to wipe out terrorism from Pakistan Czech envoy to Pak killed in Marriott hotel blast Zardari may have been the real target more World » MONEY 3G: No easy way for foreign telcos With low call rates and established players, it could take years to turn a profit. Rising oil snaps two day market rally No major exposure to Lehman Bros: HDFC Bank 'India not insulated from financial turmoil' more Money » SPORT Sports Ministry to take over PCB The deadlock over the administration of Pakistan Cricket Board is finally over with the sports ministry officially deciding to monitor the day-to-day PCB affairs. We were right not to tour Pak: Ponting Retaining Border-Gavaskar Trophy will be tough for Ponting 'Aussies have to exploit poor fitness of Indians' more Sports » AFTER Hrs Rohit Bal stole the entire HDIL India Couture Week Rohit Bal stole the entire HDIL India Couture Week with a show that blended surprise with flamboyance, with very wearable clothes that would do any wearer proud. Knockout finale at HDIL India Couture Week! 'I can't be with strangers' Zain Khan versus Darsheel Safary more After Hrs »
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