DNA Newsletter: June 17, 2009

	Today's Headlines	Wednesday, June 17, 2009
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TOP NEWS Lotus eaters: Cracks run deep in state units too Defeat has a disintegrating effect. The Bharatiya Janata Party, which suffered a colossal loss in the just-concluded general election, is cracking. Even in death, she helped many others Even in death 48-year-old Heena Kubadia, mother-of-four, helped restore vision of two persons and came to the aid of at least four burn victims. 'Women just can't write about sex' Tax-filing this time's a tad more taxing Mehbooba, mehbooba! MUMBAI Police search Shiney Ahuja's house for more forensic evidence Medical reports of the 18-year-old girl, who was allegedly raped by Bollywood actor Shiney Ahuja, have confirmed that she was sexually assaulted. Businessman killed in road accident HC tells Raj to appear in railway court Silent Ajmal avoids eye contact with witness more Mumbai » INDIA Accused sold rape-video serials As for the accused in the Surat gangrape case, one of them, Shahid, might be selling MMS clips of gangrape incidents for profit. BJP objects to Tharoor's remark on racism in Australia Jaitley quits as BJP Gen Secy One injured in tiffin box bomb explosion; 10 more recovered more India » WORLD Body of Indian-American hotelier recovered The body of Albany-based hotelier George Kolath, who hails from Kerala, was recovered on Monday afternoon, state police said. World's first face, hands transplant patient dies Pak's "nests of terrorism" reason for Afghan crisis: Medvedev Four Malay pupils forced to perform oral sex on teacher more World » MONEY Sensex gains over 82 pts in volatile trade, banks move up In volatile trade the Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex on Tuesday ended higher by over 82 points on funds buying. Saraswat bank in talks with two to three lenders for take over Tata Motors to build electric, hybrid cars on Nano platform Titan sets USD one bn revenue target for current fiscal more Money » SPORT Dhoni, Kirsten differ on causes of World Cup debacle Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and coach Gary Kirsten sharply disagreed on the causes of the team's early exit from the Twenty20 World Cup. Tired players could have opted out of T20 World Cup: BCCI Tendulkar likely to miss Caribbean ODI tour Fed Express running scared, claims rival Murray more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Chetan Bhagat's one more 'not to do'! 'Five Point Someone' author is saving time for next book by staying away from Facebook. Indian Hollywood filmmaker set to cast Depp in next I made some terrible mistakes: Neena Gupta Jessica Biel strips off more Entertainment »
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