DNA Newsletter: September 4, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Thursday, September 04, 2008
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TOP NEWS Lord Ganesha gets a rousing welcome Lord Ganesha arrived to a rousing welcome in Mumbai heralding the commencement of the ten-day-long festivity, invoking the elephant-headed deity. Ganesh idol insured for Rs 26.5 million For the first time in its 75-year history, Mumbai's popular Ganesh idol known as Lalbaugcha Raja and its massive marquee have been insured for a whopping Rs.26.5 million (nearly $600,000). After nights in Claridges, sleepless in Tihar UPA govt stands "exposed" on N-deal: BJP 'Breakthrough could be in a day or two' MUMBAI Raj warns shop owners, writes to cops Stepping up his campaign for Marathi signboards, MNS chief Raj Thackeray warned shop owners, not putting up the boards by on Thursday. We won't bow down to MNS diktat, say traders 'Follow religion in true spirit to bring peace' 'Atram watched Chinkara being cut into pieces' more Mumbai » INDIA Trinamool slams Ganguly for supporting Tata Former Indian cricket team captain Sourav Ganguly on Tuesday said if the Nano project at Singur went elsewhere, West Bengal would become a "dark spot." India to face Pak's plight if N-deal is through: Karat Delhi school denies foul play in girl's death `Change laws for the sake of the girl child' more India » WORLD Launch of Imran's biography postponed The worldwide launch of a much-talked about biography of Pakistan's cricketing legend-turned-politician Imran Khan has been postponed by a few months. Harkatul Mujahideen resurfaces in Karachi Iconic Urdu poet Faraz dead 'Massive move of supporters to Obama likely' more World » MONEY Nano's ancillary units stand to lose Rs.5 bn Ancillary industries scheduled to come up adjacent to the Tata Motors' Nano plant in Singur stand to lose around Rs.5 billion (Rs.500 crore) Kingfisher takes off to London on maiden flight Oil fall fires up Sensex, next stop 16k Are FMPs worth all that attention? more Money » SPORT Time for Kumble to go, says Akram Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram feels that it is time for India's Test captain Anil Kumble to bow out of the game and hand over the reins to Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Watson looking to step in Symonds' shoes Federer survives a dogfight to get past Andreev 'I played too many shots too early' more Sports » AFTER Hrs Wanna be a part of Farhan's next film? Net-savvy, are you? If yes, you have a chance to be part of dynamic filmmaker Farhan Akhtar's next movie. Katrina on top with six hits in a row: Critics Rani hates being called a Yash Raj heroine ''Tahaan' shows how conflicts affect children' more After Hrs »
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