DNA Newsletter: November 16, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Sunday, November 16, 2008
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TOP NEWS 3 Isro scientists among CAT aspirants The fat pay packages offered to management graduates seem to be attracting even the country's scientists. Son kills father over financial dispute A 29-year-old youth killed his father over a financial dispute at Wadala village under Warud police station on Friday night. General Motors on the brink of collapse Kareena needs to get a life 'We are a family of workaholics' MUMBAI Blackout in Bollywood as workers go on strike Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit Pawars no strangers to big land projects Declared fit, patients still prefer hospital stay Triple whammy at box-office more Mumbai » INDIA Rahul's father to sue Maharashtra govt, Raj Kundan Prasad Singh is unhappy with the Maharashtra government's probe into his son's killing and angry with Thackeray for having justified the action of the police. Bihar celebrates Raj Thackeray's arrest Railway exam disrupted by MNS to be held again: Lalu Delhi hospital fined Rs.5 lakh for causing death more India » WORLD Obama formally announces Emanuel as chief of staff US president-elect Barack Obama has made his first key administration appointment by naming US Representative Rahm Emanuel as his chief of staff Obama starts assembling White House team Obama tributes from India's most acclaimed women in films Obama's Pak connection more World » MONEY Jittery markets lose 6% in the week After a strong surge at the outset, bourses turned jittery and registered hefty losses over the week, pulled down by several negative factors as investors became cautious. Aviation fuel prices cut again As crisis goes global, is US reaching out? Satyam delays joining for campus hires more Money » SPORT Final showdown Serbia's world number three Novak Djokovic came back from a set down to reach the Masters Cup final for the first time Ton up for Ronaldo Did Yuvraj suffer from back pain? British media sceptical Aussies are sore losers, says Akram more Sports » AFTER Hrs Aamir to groove to western beats in 'Ghajini' Aamir Khan will be delighted to see the talented actor doing a completely western dance, a la "Koi Kahe kehta rahe" from the hit "Dil Chahta Hai", in his forthcoming film "Ghajini". I want to clear misconceptions: Monica Bedi Sharmila helps Soha with Bengali dialogues Gracy hopes to get roles like Rekha, Hema more After Hrs »
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