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TOP NEWSUS visit on mind, PM 'open' to reworking nuke liability billManmohan Singh said the bill will be introduced in Parliament and it could be referred to the Standing Committee where "divergent opinions" can be addressed. Kasab dozes off on last day of trialMay 3 was pronounced judgment day as the long-winding trial of the 26/11 attacks concluded on Wednesday. May 3 was pronounced judgment day as the long-winding trial of the 26/11 attacks concluded on Wednesday. 'An intolerance and frustration is developing in the Congress due to its failure on the issues of terrorism, price rise, nuclear liability bill and diplomacy,' said BJP spokesperson Rajiv Pratap Rudy. The bombings in Dagestan came 48 hours after Moscow was hit by its bloodiest attack in six years - twin morning rush-hour blasts that killed 39. The SEZ to be set up in Nagpur by Sunil Mantri Realty will have a rental as low as Rs16 per sq ft while for long-lease, it would be Rs1,600. Barely 48 hours after wedding is announced, ghost of 'first marriage' threatens to spoil party. The engagement and wedding of tennis star Sania Mirza and Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik is slated for April 15 and 16, respectively. | ||
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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
DNA Newsletter: April 1, 2010
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
DNA Newsletter: March 31, 2010
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TOP NEWSKhap gets rap: 5 sentenced to death for honour killingThe prosecution pleaded for capital punishment for the six convicts for killing Manoj, 23 and Babli, 19, who hailed from Karora village in Kaithal district and had got married on May 18, 2007. Dubai death row: Centre to seek legal helpSources said the consulate would seek legal advice once a copy of the judgment was available. So far, the written order has not been issued. Amar Sungh slammed the Amitabh Bachchan's detractors for doubting his secular credentials. It is natural for you all to have felt anxious about the SIT marathon questioning: Modi. The body of Sheikh Ahmed, 42, the managing director of Abu Dhabi Investment Authority was found by a team of Moroccan and French divers. Despite the handicap of not having many smartphones, Indians emerge as the second biggest consumer of the mobile Internet, according to Google. Having someone who understands and shares the constant pressure of expectations and media glare may be just what Sania needs. The Oscar-winning actress reportedly has no plan to return to the home where she lived with hubby Jesse James while the man who cheated on her is still there. | ||
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Monday, March 29, 2010
DNA Newsletter: March 30, 2010
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TOP NEWS17 Indians to face firing squad for killing one PakistaniSharjah sharia court verdict based on DNA tests; largest number of defendants to get death at one time in UAE, say court officials. Tamil Nadu denies freedom to Rajiv Gandhi killer Nalini MuruganNalini was sentenced to death by a special court along with 25 others in January 1998 and the Supreme Court had confirmed the capital punishment for her and three others. The BJP national president was taken aback on seeing Sunil Golkonda, 26, who raised slogans and sprinkled kerosene on self and was about to light, when the party workers rescued him. The first convocation of GNLU was held on Sunday, in which 151students were conferred with degrees. Manita Doshi was awarded four gold medals at the convocation. Sharjah sharia court verdict based on DNA tests; largest number of defendants to get death at one time in UAE, say court officials. Milestone is the first to sport the latest iteration of the Google operating system, 2.1 and the second enterprise-also android phone in India, with a slide out qwerty keypad. Suman made a mess of a Harbhajan full toss and lobbed it back to the pumped-up off-spinner who took the catch to complete the dismissal before giving a piece of his mind to the departing batsman. Lohan, 23, who was wearing a tiny black dress, did not seem to notice the powder puffing out of her shoes as she left a friend's house and walked along a Los Angeles street. | ||
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Sunday, March 28, 2010
DNA Newsletter: March 29, 2010
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TOP NEWSBJP's aim is to change ugly image of Indian politics: LK AdvaniThe senior BJP leader expressed concern over the dwindling respect for political leaders among the masses. I miss Jaya Bachchan: Amar SinghThe expelled Samajwadi MP said SP leaders have publicly attacked her and her family and she should take serious note of it. On Saturday, all posters featuring Abhishek were removed from the Earth Hour event organised by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) on the India Gate lawns. BJP has tried to counter the attack on Modi for his alleged role in the 2002 Gujarat riots by claiming that Congressmen involved in the 1984 anti-Sikh riot have not been brought to book. Investigations revealed that only 12% of parents with children aged five to 15 had bothered to set up a PIN or password, and almost 40% of parents had "no idea" the safeguards even existed. GM said the last eight digits of the vehicle identification numbers for the heavy duty Express 2500 and 3500 series vans recalled are A1129327 through A1142523. The 34-year-old footballer has been told he must wear a special state-of-the-art Aircast boot at all times - even when in bed with his wife. The singer's family was said to be fuming after followers were littering the marble tomb at the Forest Lawn Memorial Park with disrespectful photos. | ||
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Saturday, March 27, 2010
DNA Newsletter: March 28, 2010
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TOP NEWSI have silenced my critics: ModiThe Gujarat chief minister appeared at the office of the Supreme Court-appointed Special Investigating Team for 2 sessions of grilling that continued past midnight Terrorists from across the border have high capacity to strike India: ChidambaramThe Union home minister also said that Indian security forces have the capacity to give a 'swift and decisive' response to any terror attack on our country. The Maharashtra Energy Development Agency is gearing itself to achieve 10% of the gross electricity generation in the state through non-conventional alternative sources by 2015. Bjp blames the media for speculating on modi's non-appearance before the Special Investigating Team The survey suggested that 40% of adults believe the president is a socialist, and about a quarter think he is a racist, anti-American and even as doing things Hitler did. The Reserve Bank of India unexpectedly raised key rates last week to help tame inflation, which is at close to 10%, and warned of pressure from rising demand in the rebounding economy. R Vinay Kumar named in 15-member squad for T20 World Cup. Jack Nicholson, Viggo Mortensen, David Lynch and Dwight Yoakam were among the luminaries on hand to honour their friend and colleague. | ||
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Friday, March 26, 2010
DNA Newsletter: March 27, 2010
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TOP NEWSAdvani encouraged Babri Masjid demolition, claims key witnessAnju Gupta, a 1990-batch IPS officer, said Sangh activists like Vinay Katiyar, Uma Bharti and Sadhvi Rithambhara also made provocative speeches. India to send magistrate to US to record Headley's statementA request for access to Headley, Lashkar-e-Taiba operative who has admitted his role in Mumbai attacks, will be sent by home ministry next week to the US department of justice. The filmstar said he was invited by Maharashtra's minister in-charge of the Public Works Department to attend a function for the inauguration of the remaining four lanes of Bandra-Worli Sea Link. 'This is a measure to instill awareness about depleting climatic conditions on Earth,' says Aarti Khosla, campaign manager, World Wide Fund India. David Headley says three Pakistani majors and a colonel involved; identifies them as Major Sameer, Major Sayeed, Major Iqbal and Colonel Shah. Avinash Persaud is the chairman of Intelligence Capital, a firm that advises governments of many G20 countries on managing their finances and an expert member of the UK government's Treasury Group. The squad has five specialist batsmen in vice-captain Virender Sehwag, Suresh Raina, Yuvraj Singh, Gautam Gambhir and Rohit Sharma. Arshad Warsi admits that he and wife Maria Goretti had to sort out differences to bring stability back into their lives. | ||
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Thursday, March 25, 2010
DNA Newsletter: March 26, 2010
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TOP NEWSSupreme Court won't order CBI probe against corrupt politiciansThe Supreme Court refused to direct the CBI to probe the alleged disproportionate assets case against Sikkim chief minister Pawan Kumar Chamling. Amitabh Bachchan becomes political football in Congress-NCP feudThe Congress is viewing the invite to the actor to the inauguration of the north carriageway of the Bandra-Worli sea link as a ploy by the NCP to embarrass chief minister Ashok Chavan. The Congress is viewing the invite to the actor to the inauguration of the north carriageway of the Bandra-Worli sea link as a ploy by the NCP to embarrass chief minister Ashok Chavan. The Congress is viewing the invite to the actor to the inauguration of the north carriageway of the Bandra-Worli sea link as a ploy by the NCP to embarrass chief minister Ashok Chavan. In a strong indictment of Pakistan, Germany today said groups like LeT were a creation of ISI. A total of Rs35,000 crore investment has been planned in Orissa, final nod awaited. Chandigarh police have sent a written complaint to Kings XI Punjab team management and IPL authorities charging the left-handed batsman of slipping away from the team hotel without informing any security official. The Congress is viewing the invite to the actor to the inauguration of the north carriageway of the Bandra-Worli sea link as a ploy by the NCP to embarrass chief minister Ashok Chavan. | ||
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