DNA Newsletter: August 22, 2009

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TOP NEWS BJP criticism of Modi worries Gujarat leaders Narendra Modi has been the target of criticism by the opposition ever since he became the chief minister of Gujarat. Happy? Your truth won't sell Two DNA reporters had their moment of truth while trying to get into the reality show Sach Ka Saamna - that those with happy lives don't qualify. Teen killed as bike hits road divider Michelle Obama's shorts leave US in a sweat Welcome to Hotel CST MUMBAI Woman gang-raped at Bandra Kurla Complex The victim was gang-raped near Asian Heart Institute at BKC last night by the four, Additional Police Commissioner Amitabh Gupta said. DF Government 'insensitive', says Uddhav Thackeray Mani Ratnam film shoot: Forest Dept files cases against 14 East or West, suburban rail always the best more Mumbai » INDIA Publisher of Jaswant's book says Guj govt's ban boosting sales Jaswant Singh's controversial book on Jinnah might have led to his ouster from BJP but the book has been selling like hot cakes. Azad slams states over H1N1, Gujarat minister takes him on Swine flu claims 4th victim in Ahmedabad; Gujarat toll: 5 Book ban may put Narendra Modi in a bind more India » WORLD Man strips naked on flight, punches woman A man was arrested on Thursday after allegedly exposing himself to a female passenger on a Southwest Airlines flight to Las Vegas. Gilani says Pak vigorously pursuing Kashmir issue Looking forward to working with the new Afghan Govt: W House Hamid Karzai's campaign claims victory in Afghan vote more World » MONEY Adani's wealth is now over Rs45k cr The total wealth of Adani Group crossed a whopping Rs45,490 crore after Adani Power Ltd was listed on the BSE and the NSE. News from China perks up Sensex again Govt debunks Anil Ambani group claims; campaign 'unfortunate' Anil ads unfortunate, says Government more Money » SPORT IPL wants players to furnish two-year NOCs from home boards The IPL has decided that all IPL players should provide a No Objection Certificate from their home Board for a two-year period. Washout in Nehru Cup Nehra back in practice, fever keeps Gambhir away It seems like yesterday: Vijender a year after Olympic bronze more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Hollywood action director bowled over by Akshay's stunts Hollywood action director James Bomalick is completely bowled over by Akshay Kumar's passion and enthusiasm for action. Jennifer Aniston feels 'screwed over' by Bradley Cooper Jackson to be buried on his birthday No more kids for Heidi Klum, Seal more Entertainment »
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