DNA Newsletter: October 20, 2009

	Today's Headlines	Tuesday, October 20, 2009
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TOP NEWS Now, China baits India on Kashmir The Chinese have added to their list of recent provocations against India, this time by questioning the status of Kashmir, ahead of a likely meeting between PM Manmohan Singh and Chinese premier Wen Jiabao in Thailand later this week. Government unveils mammoth plan to secure CWG The security plan prepared for the event envisages snipers on rooftops, commando hit teams and expert groups to tackle any chemical, biological, or nuclear attacks. Government changes inflation calculus IIT-B leads charge to develop 4G technology, seeks patents Rough sea force team to return, ship inspection tomorrow MUMBAI Detained US plane to leave Mumbai today The chartered US military aircraft - Boeing 767 - belongs to the North American Airlines. The plane was carrying 205 US Marines from Fujairah, UAE to Bangkok. Sena open to approaching rebels in case of hung verdict Thakre spends Diwali with farm widows in Yavatmal Jail inmates booked for murder of undertrial in Nagpur prison more Mumbai » INDIA How to secure house while on vacation The biggest problem people face while planning an outstation trip during the Diwali vacation is ensuring the safety of their house. Situation in Pakistan very serious: AK Antony Jairam's ideas on climate change evokes attack from BJP, CPIM 'Mahatma's teaching still relevant' more India » WORLD Pak army advances towards Taliban's heartland in Waziristan Code-named as the Rah-e-Nijat or Path to Salvation the military is advancing on two axes from the southeast and southwest on Taliban's main defences in the region. Taliban chief's hometown surrounded; army kills 78 militants Iran blames Pak-based elements for attack on elite force Wal-Mart attacks new markets with big price cuts more World » MONEY Scandal hits corporate role models IBM, McKinsey IBM, known for its conservative management, found itself entangled in the largest ever hedge fund insider-trading scheme involving Galleon Group founder Raj Rajaratnam. U.S. bank failure tally hits 99 for 2009 MySQL creator: Oracle should sell MySQL to get Sun Crisis shows need to right imbalances: Ben Bernanke more Money » SPORT Button and Brawn celebrate title double Button finished fifth to become Britain's 10th world champion, with closest rival and team mate Rubens Barrichello suffering the heartbreak of a late puncture. Kalmadi-Hooper public spat shouldn't have happened: Sports minister India beat Canada 3-1, take unassailable 4-0 series lead Younus retained captain till 2011 World Cup more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Where the Wild Things Are tops weekend box office The Spike Jonze-directed movie -- which was based on a classic children's book, but marketed largely to adults -- stomped over that hurdle to beat most predictions. Phalke award is God's gift, says Manna Dey Jordan accuses ex-hubby Peter Andre of bedding his agent Clint Eastwood becomes honorary mascot for French soccer team more Entertainment »
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