DNA Newsletter: August 5, 2010

	Today's Headlines	Thursday, August 5, 2010
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TOP NEWS Heed voices of reason, desist from violence, Chidambaram tells Kashmir The Union home minister promised to reactivate dialogue to address their grievances once normalcy is restored in the Valley. Commonwealth Games sponsors do a rethink Both Indian Railways and National Thermal Power Corporation have asked for clarification over utilisation of their funds. BMC is underreporting malaria deaths, say doctors Fardeen Khan gets reprieve from Bombay high court CBI questions VL Solanki in Sohrabuddin case MUMBAI Jairam Ramesh to visit Mumbai for reviewing CRZ regulations Union minister of state for communications and IT Gurudas Kamat said that the regulations needed to be diluted to expand the road infrastructure and expedite the re-development of several colonies and slums. Uddhav Thackeray says water cuts must till lakes fill Mumbai train blasts accused file application for dismissal of their lawyers Maharashtra CM directs builders to ensure clean environment more Mumbai » INDIA Diplomatic feud over Kashmir remarks grips United Nations India wanted the UN to distance itself from the remarks that it asserts are being used by separatists and Pakistan government to claim that the international community is on their side. CBI to court: Amin must confess first Ahmedabad serial bomb blast mastermind Tauqeer escapes Pranab Mukherjee apologises to Lok Sabha for losing temper more India » WORLD Zardari arrives in UK for tense visit President Asif Ali Zardari arrived in UK for what is expected to be a tense visit in the backdrop of premier David Cameron's warning that Pakistan must stop promoting "export of terror". Mahmoud Ahmadinejad survives attack in Iran US dismisses Zardari's remark that war is lost in Afghanistan Saudi Arabia to block BlackBerry service from Friday more World » MONEY Ratan Tata to retire by December-end 2012 Tata Sons has formed a five-member panel to find a succesor and will look within the group of companies as well as externally, including overseas, it said in a statement. Tata starts search for his successor Ahmedabad investors most bullish on India growth story: Study Motorola, Verizon team up to launch TV device: FT more Money » SPORT Sri Lanka bowled out for 425, India 28 without loss at tea The post-lunch session was the most productive session for India as they took four wickets at the expense of 56 runs. Under pressure, Suresh Kalmadi says ready for judicial probe Misuse of funds: Railways seek clarification from C'wealth Games committee John Abraham plans Indian Football League with Bhaichung Bhutia more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT John Abraham wants Rs100 million insurance for his butt While insurance for celebrity body parts is not a regular feature in India yet, there are a few companies willing to make an exception for John, who suffered a minor muscle pull recently. Lindsay Lohan poses as porn performer Linda Lovelace in racy pics Priyanka Chopra uses prosthetics as make-up Deepika Padukone's bird problems more Entertainment »
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