DNA Newsletter: June 17, 2010

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TOP NEWS India promised Anderson will not face any action: US diplomat Gordon Streeb, who was deputy chief of the American mission in New Delhi in 1984, also said he never met then prime minister Rajiv Gandhi or the external affairs minister on the Bhopal gas leak issue. How to stop Maoists? National advisory council has the answer The perception among policy advisers is that there are historic and social factors responsible for the backwardness of tribals. BP agrees to $20 billion oil spill fund Rain brings more good news than bad for Mumbai World Cup: Where have all the goals gone? MUMBAI Rains disrupt normal life, claim 9 lives in Thane, Mumbai With incessant rains continuing to lash the city since last night, the BMC issued a high tide alert for the day. Students should have a yoga class, says Maharashtra governor Lalit Modi defends sale of IPL rights to multiplexes Football is in bad shape, city needs good ground: Bombay high court more Mumbai » INDIA Sex ratio in Gujarat shows steady rise According to the annual registration survey conducted by the Registrar General of the Government of India, it has gone from 844 per 1000 in 2002, to 898 per 1000 in 2008. 'I am free to go home,' Anderson had said after Bhopal tragedy Speculation about Uma Bharti's return to BJP India promised Anderson will not face any action: US diplomat more India » WORLD Freed Scottish woman reveals her 10-yr kidnap hell in Pakistan Joyous over being reunited with her family after a decade, Naheeda, recalled her terror of being kidnapped by two men at Islamabad Airport in April 2000. Pak Punjab govt gave Rs 82.77 million to JuD institutions in 2009 Quake kills two in Indonesia BP will pay for its 'recklessness': Obama more World » MONEY Reliance Communications offers unlimited mobile internet access No 2 Indian telecoms firm Reliance Communications said on Wednesday it would offer unlimited internet access to subscribers through their mobile phones at 99 rupees ($2) per month. Education loans for poor students at 4% per annum Sensex rallies for sixth day; closes 50 points higher Reliance Comm, GTL could combine towers more Money » SPORT Muhammed Aamer didn't use mobile phone in dressing room: ICC The International Cricket Council today cleared Muhammad Aamer of allegations that he used a mobile phone in the dressing room during the ongoing Asia Cup in Sri Lanka, saying there was no evidence for it. Pak team management denies having cellphones in dressing room World Cup: Resilient Swiss pull off shock 1-0 win over favourites Spain Sehwag, Gambhir guide India to easy win over Bangladesh more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Salman Khan set to create record in Sri Lanka The star will become the first Indian to shoot in Sri Lanka after the civil war against the LTTE came to a gory end. Miley Cyrus picture without underwear is fake: Perez Hilton Jennifer Aniston says she's not going topless in new film Ranjitha used to keep to herself: Tejaswini Kolhapure more Entertainment »
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