DNA Newsletter: October 16, 2009

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TOP NEWS 41 killed in terror strikes targeting security forces in Lahore At least 20 people - 16 security personnel and four civilians - were killed in attacks on an office of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) and two police training facilities. Over 70% voting in 12 polling stations in Gadchiroli A record 70% voter turnout was registered at 12 of the 22 booths in Gadchiroli district where re-polling was conducted. BCCI sacks Venkatesh Prasad and Robin Singh, gives no reason India invites Pak for talks on Kishenganga project Bill Gates gives $120mn to help poor nations farm MUMBAI Over 70% voting in 12 polling stations in Gadchiroli A record 70% voter turnout was registered at 12 of the 22 booths in Gadchiroli district where re-polling was conducted. Repolling in 22 polling stations in Gadchiroli Congress taps rebels tipped to be winners Grover murder case: Security guard identifies Mathew more Mumbai » INDIA Ride BRTS and save money: Modi Chief minister dedicates BRTS project to Ahmedabad citizens, on Wednesday. 21 yrs on, crash victims' kin get Rs6 cr India's longest flyover to be thrown open by Diwali NO fireworks, please! more India » WORLD 41 killed in terror strikes targeting security forces in Lahore At least 20 people - 16 security personnel and four civilians - were killed in attacks on an office of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) and two police training facilities. Obama celebrates Diwali by lighting diya at White House Majority of Nobel jury objected to Obama prize: Report Bill Gates gives $120mn to help poor nations farm more World » MONEY Mukesh Ambani sets 'example' by taking hefty salary cut Reliance Industries today said its chief Mukesh Ambani has decided to lower his pay package by nearly two-thirds to Rs15crore for 2008-09. Dull diwali for Delhi traders Sensex sheds 32 points on profit taking Gold expensive by 34% over last Dhanteras more Money » SPORT BCCI sacks Venkatesh Prasad and Robin Singh, gives no reason Indian cricket team's bowling coach Venkatesh Prasad and fielding coach Robin Singh were sacked by the BCCI without furnishing any reasons for the unceremonious dumping. Rahul Dravid dropped; Sehwag, Yuvraj return for Oz series IOA rejects monitoring panel, wants CGF-appointed CEO sacked Giving Becks man of the match award like giving Obama the Nobel: Capello more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Film Review: Blue is Blah! Even as Blue tries to emulate every Hollywood film made in the action genre, it hardly matches up to any of them. Kylie Minogue takes India by storm Shah Rukh Khan conferred honorary black belt in Taekwondo I don't consider myself a star wife, says Maria Goretti more Entertainment »
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