DNA Newsletter: August 14, 2010

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TOP NEWS Foreign IT companies in US are 'body shops': US senator Without making any direct reference to Indian IT companies like Infosys as he had done previously, US senator Charles Schumer has now said that these firms are not "chop shop" but "body shops". Water cuts in Mumbai to continue till September Mumbaikars will continue to face water cuts till next month despite a good rainfall and three lakes overflowing though the civic body will provide additional quantity. Whistle-blower not to be silenced, truth should be defence: Supreme Court Obama signs anti-India visa fee hike law Merchandising company Premier Brand pulls out of Commonwealth Games MUMBAI Autonomy to Kashmir will ruin India, says Bal Thackeray The Shiv Sena chief was reacting to PM Manmohan Singh's statement that the Centre was willing to consider autonomy for the state within the ambit of the Constitution. BMC's I-Day gift to city: More water Ravi Pujari gang member injured in an encounter in Mumbai Salvage operation continues off Mumbai coast more Mumbai » INDIA BlackBerry blinks, provides tech solution to home ministry concerns But the Union home ministry made it clear that it would take a decision on BlackBerry services only after its experts had evaluated the proposal. Foreign IT companies in US are 'body shops': US senator Bangalore police have proof ISI funds Maoists Autonomy to Kashmir will ruin India, says Bal Thackeray more India » WORLD US imposes extra charges of $2,000 per annum for skilled workers from India The IT industry, which will be the hardest hit by the new provisions, called it discriminatory and misguided. Porn performer involved in HP boss sex scandal posed for Playboy Foreign IT companies in US are 'body shops': US senator Pentagon warns that fresh leaks would be even more damaging more World » MONEY US imposes extra charges of $2,000 per annum for skilled workers from India The IT industry, which will be the hardest hit by the new provisions, called it discriminatory and misguided. BlackBerry blinks, provides tech solution to home ministry concerns FIIs dig deeper into Gujarat-based companies Corporate investment in Gujarat fell 72% to Rs16,572 cr in FY10 more Money » SPORT Cabinet secretary KM Chandrashekhar to oversee C'wealth Games preparations Sources say that Suresh Kalmadi will stay on as Organising Committee chairman. Merchandising company Premier Brand pulls out of Commonwealth Games Brett Lee finds solace in India Roger Federer to face Czech nemesis Tomas Berdych in Toronto quarter-final more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Madonna accused of looking like a 'freak' after plastic surgery 'That thing with the cheeks. Like Madonna. Who do they think they're fooling? It doesn't make them look young. You end up looking like a freak,' said actress Sofia Vergara. Lawrence Fishburne's daughter in further trouble with 'battery' trial Priyanka Chopra going global! Mum-of-three Julia Roberts happy to be housewife more Entertainment »
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