DNA Newsletter: June 27, 2009

	Today's Headlines	Saturday, June 27, 2009
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TOP NEWS Govt reviews law against homosexuality After years of procrastination, the government has finally decided that section 377 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) needs to be reviewed. The Jackson-Thackeray connect Almost thirteen years after his only visit to this city, it must still seem remarkable that Michael Jackson came here at the behest of the Shiv Sena. Principals get calls on cell phones at odd hours '80% babus don't use computers' Saviours of cyber crime MUMBAI Thank god, it didn't rain at 3pm The 4.91-metre high tide forecast for Friday waited for none. It came at the appointed hour - 3.07pm. The Jackson-Thackeray connect Sea link to consume 1,000 KW power a day 22 persons including 7 women arrested more Mumbai » INDIA Given a chance, I will bulldoze the statues: Mulayam Singh Mayawati had unveiled 15 statues, which included that of BSP founder late Kanshi Ram and her own, and parks at a hurriedly-organised function here. Rain lashes Gujarat, eludes Ahmedabad Kutch to become solar energy hub, says Modi Cleric arrested for raping minor more India » WORLD Over a million Americans affected by Swine flu virus, claim US health officials An official with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, voiced the estimate at a vaccine advisory meeting in Atlanta. Brit housewife discovers £250k treasure with metal detector! Obama invites prime minister Manmohan Singh to White House A legend never dies: The life and times of Michael Jackson more World » MONEY Market wipes out week's loses with Friday surge Prior to Friday's rise, the Sensex had been steadily falling for three out of four days and looked to end the week in the red for the second time running. 2,000 laid off, more may go if need be AI employees stage nationwide sit-in to protest delayed pay JSW to double capacity utilisation at US mills over 3 months more Money » SPORT Dhoni wants to erase troubled Caribbean memories in ODI series MS Dhoni, who wants to get rid of the troubled memories by winning the four-match one-day series against the West Indies. Saina Nehwal bows out of Malaysian Open Man U fans no fans of new look rugby league-style kit No neutral venue for Pak's share of WC matches: ICC more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Jackson 'readily agreed' to perform in India: Raj Thackeray The MNS chief, who invited Jackson for his first and last show in the country - in Mumbai, in 1996 - said the pop star made no special demands. "He was anyway keen to visit India." remembers Thackeray. Michael Jackson's shock death wounds millions of fans My tryst with the King of Pop 'King of Pop' Michael Jackson is no more more Entertainment »
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