DNA Newsletter: September 6, 2009

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TOP NEWS Sena dares govt over arrest warrant against Thackeray Sub-divisional Judicial Magistrate (Bhojpur) Rakesh Pati Tiwari ordered issuance of the warrant after Thackeray failed to appear before him in compliance with his July 7 order. Preliminary probe report into AI plane fire in 2-3 days Air India has derostered two pilots and one aircraft engineer on DGCA recommendations to make them available for the inquiry. Six teachers injured in police lathi charge in Lucknow Indian priests prefer to return rather than being insulted India concerned over Harpoon modification by Pak MUMBAI Sena dares govt over arrest warrant against Thackeray Sub-divisional Judicial Magistrate (Bhojpur) Rakesh Pati Tiwari ordered issuance of the warrant after Thackeray failed to appear before him in compliance with his July 7 order. Maintenance trouble 'grounds' AI Missing child reunited with mother after nine months 26/11 attack: Police to verify role of Abu Jindal more Mumbai » INDIA Arrest warrant against Bal Thackeray A Bihar court has issued a non-bailable arrest warrant against Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray. Gujarat HC scraps ban on Jinnah book Youth ends life in girlfriend's house Succession race hots up in Andhra Pradesh more India » WORLD 'Pak making qualitative,quantitative improvement to N-arsenal' Pakistan is making qualitative and quantitative improvements to its nuclear arsenal, which is primarily targeted towards India. Nepal says attack on Indian priests 'most regrettable' Indian priests prefer to return rather than being insulted New Indian priests perform rituals at Pashupatinath temple more World » MONEY FMPs are back in vogue as returns on debt rise August alone saw 12 launches as against 24 in the previous seven months NTPC drags RIL to Supreme Court India to invest up to USD 10 bn to supplement IMF resources Revenue deficit at 48% of budget more Money » SPORT 50-over cricket here to stay: Yuvraj Singh Yuvraj Singh does not forsee the demise of 50-over cricket though he felt the rising profile of Twenty20 has overshadowed other formats. Sania out of doubles, Bhupathi in mixed doubles 2nd Rd Vijender cruises into pre-quarters DNA Futsal enters final phase more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Sharon Stone sports toned body at 51 American actress Sharon Stone has proved that she can still look hot and sexy at 51, after she showed off her toned body. Sarah Jessica gets presidential security 'Ratan Tata pampers his cars' Ramola Bachchan's cocktail confidential more Entertainment »
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