DNA Newsletter: July 13, 2010

	Today's Headlines	Tuesday, July 13, 2010
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TOP NEWS Maharashtra-Karnataka border row turns violent, halts bus services A street protest turned into a full-fledged conflict between the two neighbouring states, bringing to a halt transport services on both sides. Jammu & Kashmir govt to conduct probe into civilian deaths The resolution that the BJP objected to was one of six adopted at an all-party meeting called by the Omar Abdullah government. World Cup: The beautiful game won Govt promises new law to counter SC verdict on James Laine Final draft of action plan for Naxal-hit areas in a month MUMBAI Unarmed Mumbai police officers led to 26/11 mayhem: FBI The premier US investigative agency has also pointed out that the Indian forces did not have the sophisticated gadgets and systems to intercept the communication between the attackers and their handlers in Pakistan. Maharashtra assembly revokes suspension of four MNS legislators Aircraft maintenance engineer commits suicide in Mumbai Oxford not to print new copies of James Laine's book on Shivaji more Mumbai » INDIA Smooth take-off for PSLV ISRO successfully launched on Monday its polar satellite launch vehicle (PSLV) rocket that slung into orbit five satellites, including the advanced high resolution cartography satellite Cartosat-2B. Jagan Mohan's comments have Congress fuming Acute poverty in 8 Indian states, says new UNDP measure M Karunanidhi congratulates ISRO scientists on PSLV-C15 launch more India » WORLD New Zealand becoming a hotbed for Asian sex workers The women, mainly Malaysian, are recruited by agents who offer cash up front of up to 10,000 dollars plus air tickets to come to New Zealand. Al-Qaeda-linked Somali group claims Uganda blasts Osama bin Laden's son Omar upset over ex-wife's comments Al-Qaeda threatens to kill French hostage in 15 days more World » MONEY Sensex touches 18,000 on eve of earnings season; all eyes on Infosys Hopes of India Inc recording robust earnings for the first quarter saw the barometer opening on a strong note and surging 176 points to touch a high of 18,010.07, a level last seen on April 7. Banks may exit BPLR system by June 2011 Oil holds above $76 in Asian trade Rupee gains 4 paise against dollar in early trade more Money » SPORT Make Octopus Paul 'St Paul of football', say celebrities Paul, the 'psychic octopus', won praise and adulation from Indian celebrities today for his dream run of predictions at the World Cup. Thomas Mueller wins World Cup Golden Boot, best young player FIFA World Cup: Man tries to grab World Cup trophy Andres Iniesta's taste for drama hits new heights more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Singing Michael Jackson's tune, Lata Mangeshkar Music legend Lata Mangeshkar regrets not meeting the late pop star Michael Jackson. Rihanna's butt-baring routine leaves little to the imagination Virtual suicide for Sonu Niigaam Bipasha Basu wants to touch up! more Entertainment »
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