DNA Newsletter: August 3, 2010

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TOP NEWS RIM says will not compromise BlackBerry security The Waterloo, Ontario-based company said in a statement it respects both the regulatory requirements of government and the security needs of corporations and other customers. I don't know about 2019 Asiad bid: MS Gill The Union sports minister said presenting a bid was a long and well-thought process and things can not be done in a hurry. Curfew must be implemented strictly: Omar Abdullah Exercise restraint: PM tells Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh on Babhli Relief operations in Pakistan's northwest focus on diseases MUMBAI 350 students detained for organising Friendship Day party in Pune The detained students were being subjected to a medical test to determine alcohol level in blood under provisions of Bombay Prohibition Act. Maharashtra govt assures malaria control in 8 days Youth who consumed poison at Congress meet dies in Mumbai Exercise restraint: PM tells Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh on Babhli more Mumbai » INDIA The rise and rise and rise of Janardhana Reddy in state politics He is not the eldest of the three Reddy brothers, neither is he the youngest. But the tourism minister is the brain behind the kingmakers from Bellary. Sohrabuddin case: Court to hear Amit Shah's bail plea today PM-empowered Omar Abdullah talks tough against trouble-makers Rahul Gandhi back in India, Sonia may take a couple of days more more India » WORLD Pakistan summons UK envoy, conveys position on Cameron's remarks The British envoy 'explained the context in which the remarks were made by the British PM, adding that the UK was looking forward to strengthening its strategic relations with Pakistan in the months and years ahead'. David Cameron not to apologise for Pakistan terror remarks Relief operations in Pakistan's northwest focus on diseases RIM says will not compromise BlackBerry security more World » MONEY RIM says will not compromise BlackBerry security The Waterloo, Ontario-based company said in a statement it respects both the regulatory requirements of government and the security needs of corporations and other customers. China slows to cruising speed; India perks up Credit Suisse raises ICICI Bank to outperform L&T gets $1.4 billion power plant order more Money » SPORT Sachin Tendulkar set to become most-capped Test player The 37-year-old champion batsman will overtake retired former Australian captain Steve Waugh when he plays in the 169th match of his career tomorrow. Manchester United's Anderson pulled out of burning car Somdev Devvarman cracks top-100 in ATP rankings, rises to 96th UP chief minister Mayawati joins anti-Commonwealth Games brigade more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Cheryl Cole says boyfriend Derek Hough saved her life Tweedy, 27, said that a medical blunder left her just hours from death, and that she only pulled through because Hough, 25, insisted on further tests, which later revealed she had malaria. Post Bollywood debut, Trisha eyes global recognition Sir Tom Jones fails to become oldest chart topper Sonakshi Sinha to work with the Khans again more Entertainment »
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