DNA Newsletter: March 20, 2009

	Today's Headlines	Friday, March 20, 2009
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TOP NEWS I wanted to thrash my sister and bro-in-law: Uncle of rape victims Vijay Parmar, the maternal uncle of the victims, says he is so angry that he wants to kick his sister and brother-in-law in public. Tantrik rape no surpirse to psychologists The news of a 60-year-old businessman allegedly raping his elder daughter for over nine years under the influence of a tantrik came as no surprise to some psychologists. Inflation near 0%, but your vada pav index is still rising New property tax rules will boost realty market RSS to get back its grip on BJP MUMBAI Hang Ajmal near Gateway of India, says Munde Seeking a speedy trial and execution of Ajmal, BJP general secretary Gopinath Munde demanded that Ajmal be hanged publicly near the Gateway of India. Man accused of raping daughter sent to police custody Allies can aspire but only Manmohan will be PM: Sharma 'Want PM who gives preference to country's security, not IPL's' more Mumbai » INDIA Which former Indian president died in a road accident? IAF likely to get first Israeli Phalcon radar in May Cornered Varun at HC door Bomb blast on railway track targetting Rajdhani express more India » WORLD The buck stops with me: Obama As Americans continued to oppose the bonuses in millions being doled out to executives of the AIG the US president Barack Obama said that the buck stops at him. Raise standards to compete with kids of India: Obama Dungeon dad pleaded guilty for the fear of being eaten by jail cannibal Rise in overseas students enrollment pushed economy more World » MONEY India ranks 75th in world's best nations for business: Forbes India has slipped 11 positions to be ranked 75th in a list of world's best countries for business, compiled by US publication Forbes. Inflation near 0%, but your vada pav index is still rising US recognises Pak as 'hot bed of terrorism': Mittal Relations with China not at cost of India: US to Indian CEOs more Money » SPORT 150 more runs would be good for India: Rahul Dravid Rahul Dravid reckons that a first innings lead of 150 runs against New Zealand will be a "fantastic mark" for the team on a difficult track. Sedate India trail New Zealand by one run Danish Kaneria upset with Abdul Qadir's comments It was good to see Sehwag's early departure: Martin more Sports » Entertainment Actress Natasha Richardson dies Tony award winning glamorous actress Natasha Richardson died in a Manhattan hospital following a skiing accident. Michael Jackson might perform on American Idol Beckham mingles with Italian beauties in wife's absence Goody was architect for my fame in UK: Shilpa more Entertainment »
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