DNA Newsletter: June 6, 2009

	Today's Headlines	Saturday, June 6, 2009
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TOP NEWS Congress won Muslims with better-life pledge On the basis of the Sachar Committee report on minorities, the UPA had announced it would improve the living standard of minorities. In new chapter, BJP plays a 'mature' role in House Friday's behaviour in Parliament was in sharp contrast to the BJP's approach a few months ago when stalling proceedings and walkouts were the order of the day. Pakistani intel denies Anees' death GM's new small car will be priced around Rs 4 lakh Steelmakers fret over Rio Tinto-BHP deal MUMBAI Advani seeks central panel to probe 26/11 Opposition leader LK Advani has asked the Centre set up a commission to investigate the Mumbai terror attack on November 26, 2008. Police informer arrested for kidnapping colleague 'Boat was missing a day before 26/11' Green NGO expresses concern over Sunderbans' future more Mumbai » INDIA 'Ahmedabad women are easy prey for voyeurs' Secret shooting of females changing cloths and of unaware couple enjoying intimate moments goes on unchecked. Modi's loaded quip, 'A made in Gujarat is going to Delhi' After Sangma, Amar says sorry to Sonia Congress flays BJP for 'negative opposition' more India » WORLD Air France pilots said to have battled for 15 minutes to save flight Air France pilots battled for up to 15 minutes to save the doomed flight that went missing over the Atlantic this week. Another Indian student assaulted in Oz India may agree to physical checks on US defence equipment American media divided over Obama's Cairo address more World » MONEY JSW Steel clocks 33 pc growth in crude steel production in May JSW Steel has clocked a 33 per cent growth in crude steel production for May 2009 as compared to the year-ago period. Sensex in no mood for correction India bans import of select livestock, livestock products Budget to mirror UPA priorities set out in Prez address: PM more Money » SPORT Cricket Australia did all they could for Symonds: Ponting Australian cricket captain Ricky Ponting believes Cricket Australia officials did all they could for Andrew Symonds. Ex-Oz keeper Healy says frazzled Symonds secretly relieved at being axed United we stand: Dhoni's repartee to media Teammates sorry to see Andrew Symonds go more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Now showing at plexes again The two-month-long strike over a revenue-sharing dispute between film producers and multiplex owners was called off after a 10-hour meeting. Denise Richards says she had three boob jobs Bad boy? No, mamma's boy! Biel, Timberlake spent hours on phone before their first date more Entertainment »
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