DNA Newsletter: April 7, 2009

	Today's Headlines	Tuesday, April 07, 2009
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TOP NEWS 'While offering a blanket, airline staff fondled me' A woman has accused a Saudi Airlines flight supervisor of molesting her and Mumbai airport officials of shoddily handling her complaint. Yashwant Sinha left out of Advani team Yashwant Sinha seems to be out of "Team Advani", going by the party's audio-visual campaign. ISB struggling to justify its fees I never had an abortion: Poonam Yadav Has Preity gone underground? MUMBAI Thackeray's genesis of partition Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray attributed the country's partition to what he called 'love affair' between Pandit Nehru and Lady Edwina Mountbatten. Thackeray criticises Anjali Waghmare Ajmal tells court he understands English 'While offering a blanket, airline staff fondled me' more Mumbai » INDIA Internet is new battlefield for BJP, Congress With the Lok Sabha elections around the corner, the BJP and Congress have tied up with internet biggies like Google and Yahoo! Sonia crorepati but has no car or house in India Auto lifter held in Soumya murder case Varun refuses to give voice sample more India » WORLD Pakistan could collapse within six months: Report Pakistan could collapse within six months in the face of snowballing insurgency, according to a top expert on guerrilla warfare. Queen scolding Italian PM is YouTube sensation Pak girl denies being flogged by Taliban 'Pakistanis carrying out suicide bombings for money' more World » MONEY 3 more arrests in Satyam case The CBI, investigating the Satyam financial fraud, arrested three employees including a top executive of the IT firm on Sunday night. High prices drive down gold imports to 0 in state Aircel in talks to buy Loop Mobile, claims source Sensex ends at five-month high, up another 186 points more Money » SPORT Yuvraj defends delayed declaration Star middle order batsman Yuvraj Singh on Monday defended India's decision to delay the declaration in the second innings. Hadlee compliment a pleasant surprise, says Tendulkar NZ Coach Moles tells Kiwi batters to learn how to draw a test India 6 wickets away from historic series triumph more Sports » Entertainment Ringo Starr did not like being in India Beatles drummer Ringo Starr has revealed that he did not like being in India much during 1968. Parents livid at Britney, Lily songs yahoo! Eva loves a 'sexy massage' 'Tearful' Mercy James pleads for 'her mum Madonna' more Entertainment »
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