DNA Newsletter: April 12, 2009

	Today's Headlines	Sunday, April 12, 2009
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TOP NEWS Volatile day of trading charges With less than a week to go for the elections, political campaigning has picked up steam but not substance, as leading players set aside burning issues to argue over each other's age, ingratitude, and other personal matters. Taliban imposes Sharia, encircling Islamabad The Pakistani Taliban have begun enforcing Islamic law in the Bajaur tribal region, located just 100 km from the federal capital. The Chinese are coming Are winds of change sweeping through Bihar? PM goes after the urban voter MUMBAI US national found with seven live cartridges An American national was arrested at city airport here after live cartridges were found in his luggage, police said on Saturday. Arrest Lalu, amend code of conduct: Uddhav Thackeray Magisterial probe ordered in Parola fire incident PM goes after the urban voter more Mumbai » INDIA Left often on wrong side of history: PM Manmohan Singh said the Left parties have refused to participate in the Quit India movement, Green and IT revolutions and to back the nuclear deal with the US. Modi flays PM for his statement on N-deal BJP for creation of smaller states: Jaswant Stampede at Sanjay Dutt-Amar Singh's rally more India » WORLD Russia considers Pakistan its principal nuclear threat An eminent foreign policy and security expert has claimed that Moscow would support any US endeavour to take away Islamabad's atomic weapons. Three NRIs killed in road accident in UK Mehsud has links with ISI: Report Taliban imposes Sharia, encircling Islamabad more World » MONEY 2,100 Infosys employees face axe With companies keen on maximum utilisation of employees and low tolerance to poor performance, nearly 2,100 employees in Infosys have faced the axe. Air India saved Rs 46 cr by implementing fuel efficiency progs SBI slashes interest rates for new SME loans more Money » SPORT He put country above self India, in final after beating Pak 2-1, want to win the title for Sunil, who stayed on despite father's death, and Tirkey, who became the highest-capped player. Captaincy criticism doesn't bother Sehwag Twenty20 cricket goes to Everest Jeev misses cut at Masters, cherishes Woods' company more Sports » Entertainment Jennifer Aniston rakes in $27m Jennifer Aniston banked a whopping $27 million in 2008, Parade magazine has reported in its April edition. Katie Holmes is expecting a second child? Ronson feels 'newborn' after split with Lohan Lohan hurls eggs at paparazzi more Entertainment »
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