DNA Newsletter: August 5, 2009

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TOP NEWS Parliament passes landmark Right to Education Bill Children between the ages of six and 14 will get the fundamental right to free and compulsory education with the passage of the bill by Parliament today. Australian police foil plan for suicide attack on army camp Police claimed to have foiled a plot by suspects with ties to a Qaeda-linked Somali group to storm a military base and carry out a suicide attack. Four suspects were held. Prosecution demands death sentence for 2003 blasts convicts Almost all defence deals after Kargil have hit a wall I will kill rapists with my own hands: Bengal MP MUMBAI Maharashtra invokes Epidemic Act to check swine flu A total of 150 cases of swine flu have been reported in the whole of Maharashtra since April, when the epidemic broke out in Mexico and the US. Maharashtra university, college teachers intensify agitation Pune wakes up to flu reality; 27 people quarantined Hospital's negligence responsible for girl's death: Maha CM more Mumbai » INDIA Cornered Buta flashes Dalit card After vehemently defending his son Sarabjot aka Sweety and himself, Singh alleged that 'enemies of Dalits' had ganged up to frame him. SIT may probe Sohrabuddin murder No cruelty by husband if mum kicks his wife, says SC Saeed's release: Opposition targets govt in Lok Sabha more India » WORLD 66 NRIs escape burning bus; become victims of racist jibe The passengers, worshippers at a gurdwara in Luton, were quickly evacuated after an alert off-duty police officer asked them to vacate the vehicle. Musharraf has decided never to return to Pakistan: Aide Australian police foil plan for suicide attack on army camp First black supermodel Sims dies more World » MONEY Amway plans ad blitz, brick & mortar presence Direct selling major Amway plans a host of new initiatives as it celebrates its 50th year of business. Surat's diamond indutry upbeat over Mumbai exhibition Sensex back in negative zone after breaching 16k level Air India to issue global advertisement for COO more Money » SPORT Sign up for Wada code, tennis stars tell cricketers Mahesh Bhupathi and Sania Mirza stressed that the Wada initiative is about weeding out drug cheats and it is the duty of every sportsperson to cooperate. 'I'm the No.1 one, like it or not' Smashing doors, Ponting style There are fixers in Pak team: Qadir more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Rakhi's swayamvar grabs attention in Pakistan too Reams are being written in the English and Urdu press as well as on online portals about the item girl-turned-reality TV star's impending marriage. Britney goes blonde Solapur to host International film fest from September 4 Naomi Campbell rubbishes snapper assault reports more Entertainment »
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