DNA Newsletter: December 4, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Thursday, December 04, 2008
In this email: Mumbai | India | World | Money | Sport | After Hrs
TOP NEWS Congress defends Rahul decision to party The Congress stoutly defended on Wednesday general secretary Rahul Gandhi's decision to attend a friend's pre-wedding ceremony during last week's terrorist attack on Mumbai. Technician's death shatters Aamir He flies to Chennai to attend the funeral of sound engineer H Sridhar, who was part of films like Rangeela, Lagaan, Ghajini. The men Prachi loves the most Two live bombs found in Mumbai 'A tragedy to Mumbai, is a tragedy to me' MUMBAI Flush out 'mini Pakistans' in India: Sena The Shiv Sena Wednesday said the government should first flush out "mini Pakistans" mushrooming in India and then think of teaching the neighbour country a lesson. Mumbaikars hold vigil at Gateway From petty thief in Multan to terror face in India FBI help crack internet terror calls more Mumbai » INDIA 'Why can't Indian books be bought in Pak' What perplexes Pakistani writer Mohd Hanif these days is the unavailability of Indian books and magazines in his country when he is able to watch Bollywood blockbusters there. Commando op was "weak": Gill I am deeply pained: Kerala CM Bhopal marks 24th year of gas tragedy more India » WORLD Zardari rejects India's demand for fugitives President Asif Ali Zardari has rejected India's demand to hand over LeT chief Hafiz Mohd Sayeed and other fugitives and doubted whether the arrested terrorist is a Pakistani national. Several Indo-Pak meetings on hold Top US defence official sent to India India faced 4,100 terror attacks up to 2004 more World » MONEY US car makers seek $34 bn bailout Facing imminent bankruptcy, the top three American automobile majors - General Motors, Chrysler and Ford - have sought a $34 billion bailout package from the US Congress. Security concerns haunt Blackberry Iris scans for UAE bank customers British Airways in merger talks with Qantas more Money » SPORT SA coach seeks Gary's tips South Africa coach Micky Arthur is leaving no stone unturned in his ambitious bid to humble the World champions and has now turned to India coach Gary Kirsten Ponting's slow game pinching where it hurts Burnley knock out Arsenal Won't let terrorists dictate cricket: Clarke more Sports » AFTER Hrs Technician's death shatters Aamir He flies to Chennai to attend the funeral of sound engineer H Sridhar, who was part of films like Rangeela, Lagaan, Ghajini. The men Prachi loves the most 'Mumbai sprung back faster than NY' Voices in cyber space more After Hrs »
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