DNA Newsletter: October 31, 2009

	Today's Headlines	Saturday, October 31, 2009
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TOP NEWS BMC obeys Marathi 'order', but pays no heed to the rest Civic body has often faced court rap for flouting orders. Sharad Pawar soothes his singed legislators NCP boss gets party to present a united front against its ally, the Congress. Heritage wing of Taj Mahal Palace Hotel to open by December PCB chairman Ejaz Butt in India, starts neutral talks PCPA activists torch forest and gram panchayat offices MUMBAI Budding Bollywood actor Avantika Kapoor gets threat calls The phone numbers from which the actor received the calls in the last three days suggest they were Pakistan numbers, they added. BJP should strengthen Hindutva ideology: Bal Thackeray Is the Sena-BJP's Marathi signboards order necessary? Sharad Pawar meets party MLAs over portfolio-sharing issue more Mumbai » INDIA Fire tenders rushed from Mathura, Panipat to douse fire The fire, which started due to a leakage in one of the valves at around 7.30pm yesterday, continues to rage in five of the 13 tanks that stored petrol, diesel and kerosene. IOC depot fire third major blaze in Rajasthan since 2000 Clean chit to two Air India pilots accused of sexual harassment Delegation members with Narendra Modi test negative for swine flu more India » WORLD US issues alert against travel to India The latest travel alert, which remains valid till January 28, next year, replaces a similar travel alert issued by the state department before the start of the festival season. Pak-origin women stabs sleeping husband for making her eat pork Hitler dismissed his last SS adjutant over an irritating fly Top Pak diplomat in Chicago personally knew Headley, Rana: FBI more World » MONEY Big companies tap Twitter to boost business Honchos of businesses houses were among the first to realise the huge advertising potential of social networking sites such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Orkut. Longest fall in eleven months House hunt: Ahmedabad tops big cities Bharti Airtel sees price war hurting growth; shares dive more Money » SPORT Ricky Ponting cries foul ahead of third ODI against India Ahead of Saturday's third ODI against India, Australia skipper Ricky Ponting accused the groundsmen at Feroz Shah stadium of hampering their morning practice session. Ravindra Jadeja may solve India's middle overs worries India seek to keep momentum going against Australia Becks may not break Shilton's 125-cap record after all! more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Review: It's nothing but a dream An ironic tale that represents a clash between ambition and friendship, London Dreams is given a leg-up by a strong story let down in execution and technique. Review: Aladin has special effects, and many defects Review: Aladin's wasted wishes Review: Whiteout is a washout! more Entertainment »
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