DNA Newsletter: June 28, 2009

	Today's Headlines	Sunday, June 28, 2009
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TOP NEWS Michael Jackson: After tributes the questions As his fans across the globe continued to mourn the pop star, questions began to slowly and inconclusively unravel. Ramgarh under control, victory is in sight In a superb display of counter-insurgency combat techniques, the combined forces took control of the deadly Maoist core area of Ramgarh without a single casualty. Wing of plane hits wall before take-off Cop dies while chasing a suspected criminal White water rafting: A firsthand account MUMBAI Fire at Taj creates panic The incident created an instant flurry, with memories of November 26 - when the hotel burnt in view of millions - coming alive. Light showers in Mumbai; heavy rains predicted Mother of US teenager infected with H1N1 quarantined Girl ends life after failing SSC exams more Mumbai » INDIA Teenage girl burnt alive by would-be rapists The Dalit girl was allegedly burnt alive after she resisted rape by two youths at a village in Muzaffarnagar district. Angry citizen slaps Surat rapist Maoists torch AITUC office in Ramgarh 2 Ahmedabad bizmen held at Mumbai rave party more India » WORLD Musharraf claims Kashmir was near resolution during his regime Former Pakistan president Pervez Musharraf has claimed that the Kashmir problem was near resolution during his regime. Hindu priest's family attacked Michael Jackson: After tributes the questions Obama dismisses Ahmadinejad's apology demand more World » MONEY BSNL launches desktop PC for Rs6,500 The computers are made by Chennai-based company, Novatium Solutions which will sell these computers through BSNL in Gujarat. SBI car loans at 8 pc for first year, 10 pc for second, third more Money » SPORT India to play an unscheduled series in Lanka After their Caribbean cruise, the Indian players were to have a long rest till the Champions Trophy in late September. But that is not to be. India hope to keep winning momentum going The most dangerous sport: Cheerleading Surtis rule 2nd day of TT tourney more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Mystery surrounds Jackson's sudden death Speculation is turning to what killed the 50-year-old 'King of Pop' just weeks before a long-awaited series of comeback concerts. Jackson's death: Questions remain unanswered So far, so good... Net flooded with electronic tears more Entertainment »
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