DNA Newsletter: November 28, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Friday, November 28, 2008
In this email: Mumbai | India | World | Money | Sport | After Hrs
TOP NEWS 'I saw people leaping off second floor' "Within minutes, I realised that people were jumping from second-floor windows. I saw chefs and maitre'd-s jumping. The fire brigade officials pleaded with them not to jump..." Chef dies a hero's death Twenty-seven-year-old Zahin Mateen died a hero's death on Wednesday night. Mateen, a chef at Taj Mahal Hotel, put the safety of his guests before his. Terrorists have food stocks for three days Don't worry, I'm here: ATS chief Karkare 'Every inch damaged, will be rebuilt' MUMBAI Forces still in battle to flush-out terrorists Close to 24 hours after the terror attacks, security forces were Thursday engaged in a grim battle to flush out terrorists holed up in two luxury hotels and a Jewish residential complex Seven of Nine dead foreigners named Suspected terror ship intercepted Terrorists landed at Sasson Dock: witnesses more Mumbai » INDIA Foreign group to blame for blasts: PM Blaming elements outside the country for the terror strikes in Mumbai, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Thursday warned that India will not tolerate the use of territories of its neighbours for attacks here. Security stepped up nationally VP SIngh, Raja of Manda, is no more Sunken vessel was indulging in piracy: Indian navy more India » WORLD Hannah murderer had confessed to Indian police Maninder Pal Singh Kohli, who was given a life sentence Tuesday for raping and murdering teenager Hannah Foster, confessed his crime to Indian police four years ago. Obama in talks to keep Blackberry in White House Bhutto will awarded UN human rights accolade US agents snooped on private life of Tony Blair: report more World » MONEY Markets remain closed after terror strike All commodity markets including the bullion and stock exchanges Thursday remained closed following a terror strike in the commercial capital last night. It's your turn now, bankers tell India Inc Wipro prods 5000 engineers into BPO S&P says 2009 will test mettle more Money » SPORT Barmy Army supports tour England cricket supporters should not be put off travelling to India by the Mumbai attacks, a spokesman for the unofficial Barmy Army fan club said on Thursday. Saina, Arvind enter quarterfinals Chelsea Home? Not yet Spurs stretch winning streak more Sports » AFTER Hrs What upset Rahul, Konkona? Actors Rahul Bose and Konkona Sen Sharma are reportedly miffed with Indian Films, the production company of their upcoming film Dil Kabaddi. Bollywood "shocked" and "scared" over terror strike Jeff Smith reveals his 'dark' side Tom is a risk-taker more After Hrs »
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