DNA Newsletter: July 25, 2009

	Today's Headlines	Saturday, July 25, 2009
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TOP NEWS ISI fomenting chaos in Kashmir, Afghanistan: Top US commander Admiral Mike Mullen said the US is having discussions with the Pakistani leadership on how to change the ISI's 'strategic thrust'. My security is Z+, what's yours? For Uttar Pradesh politicians, security is a status symbol they don't want to let go of. BCCI has different rules for different people: Ganguly Congress rehabilitates Tytler, puts him in charge of Bihar Microsoft keen to partner unique ID project MUMBAI Light showers continue; 5.05 m high tide likely to hit Mumbai BMC has geared up to tackle any emergency situation arising out of the 5.05 metre high tide, likely to hit the metropolis today. Indian portal's director moves HC over obscenity charge Two more Pune schools closed after detection of swine flu more Mumbai » INDIA Naked, unmarried girls plough the fields to embarrass the gods into sending rain Farmers in Bihar have asked their unmarried daughters to embarrass the weather gods into bringing the badly needed monsoon rains by ploughing the fields naked. Mehsana girl was raped by a fiend in friend's guise I earned only Rs20 crore, says conman Jadeja Continental Airlines officials meet civil aviation secretary more India » WORLD India agreed to discuss Kashmir only due to Kargil: Musharraf Terming Kargil as a "big success", former Pakistan president Pervez Musharraf has said India agreed to discuss Kashmir only because of that war in 1999. Meet the man who is allergic to Wi-Fi Gujarat-origin counterfeit gang leader sentenced in Britain ISI fomenting chaos in Kashmir, Afghanistan: Top US commander more World » MONEY Gates against US immigration curbs Microsoft chairman Bill Gates warned that the US immigration laws may get tougher but he also advocated free exchange of talent. Multi-crore business in illicit drugs thriving Sensex keeps up the rising tempo 16 of America's 50 states forking out unemployment benefits more Money » SPORT Roger Federer becomes proud father of twins Roger Federer's wife Mirka has given birth to twin girls, the world number one announced on his website on Friday. BCCI has different rules for different people: Ganguly Gavaskar is still scared of 'Bouncer and Beamer': Ravi Shastri Adebayor accuses Arsenal of selling him for more money more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Review: When luck becomes a bad word Welcome to the new-age Hindi action film, with cheesy dialogues, sketchy characters, nonsensical storyline, and stolen scenes. Megan Fox only hangs out with boys Katherine Heigl fears pregnancy will ruin her figure Imran's balancing act with SRK more Entertainment »
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