DNA Newsletter: August 6, 2009

	Today's Headlines	Thursday, August 6, 2009
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TOP NEWS Drought-like situation looms large Sharad Pawar says the country has enough food grains; the problem is pulses and sugar. Pak Taliban chief's wife, father-in-law killed in drone strike Mehsud's associates would not confirm the report, but said a woman was among the dead. Ikramuddin himself escaped unhurt, witnesses claimed. Puneites crowd hospital for test after 1st swine flu death Nine terrorists killed in six encounters in J&K Clinton leaves North Korea with two US journalists MUMBAI 19-year-old boy commits suicide A 19-year-old boy committed suicide by jumping from a hospital building in central Mumbai as he was fed up of his prolonged illness, police said today. MIAL may divert flights to Nashik Will anyone tie me a rakhi, asks Ajmal Foreigner freed from jail, tied in red tape more Mumbai » INDIA 63 survive scare on Delhi-Vadodara flight The pilot decided to take his plane back to the airport when he detected some technical fault in the landing gear of the aircraft. Rakhi strengthens communal ties Nine terrorists killed in five Kashmir encounters Man wanted in double murder arrested after gun battle more India » WORLD Pak Taliban chief's wife, father-in-law killed in drone strike Mehsud's associates would not confirm the report, but said a woman was among the dead. Ikramuddin himself escaped unhurt, witnesses claimed. Mona Lisa recreated with 3,604 cups of coffee, 564 pints of milk! Seven NRIs remanded in the UK for killing kabaddi star Bill Clinton leaves North Korea with two US journalists more World » MONEY Sensex is back to its winning ways, rises 73 points In choppy trade, the Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex rose nearly 73 points on buying by funds at heavy-weight counters on sustained capital inflows. The world will continue to print more money Jet gets time till September to buy BKC land 25% of recast loans may turn bad more Money » SPORT Wada row: Don't compare cricket with others, says Yuvraj Yuvraj Singh today said playing to a cramped calendar makes it necessary for cricketers to guard their privacy in a brief off-season. South African, Kiwi players share Indian concerns India sink Belarus 6-0, reach medal league round AC Milan to make £31 million bid for Fabregas more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Naked Angelina Jolie to grace Oklahoma City's street A life-size naked statue of the Hollywood actress will soon 'grace' a street of Oklahoma City. It's not a joke, RGV to direct a comedy now! Jackie angers Salman Simon Cowell loves watching cartoons, says ex more Entertainment »
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