DNA Newsletter:November 14, 2010

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TOP NEWS Asian Games: India rage at China quarantine authority after horse ban An Indian delegation launched a stinging attack against China's quarantine authorities on Saturday for refusing to clear their horses to compete at the Asian Games. Adarsh II was in the pipeline in Colaba The plan was to build another residential tower for serving officers and ex-servicemen. But now, with the scam-tainted Adarsh facing demolition, this proposal has been hastily withdrawn. Myanmarese community in Delhi celebrates Suu Kyi's release 2G spectrum scam: Solicitor general denies calling CBI Pakistan used terror as hedge against India, says Hillary Clinton MUMBAI BJP wants action against Prithviraj Chavan for hiding facts about Wadala flat 'Chavan filed a false affidavit by not declaring his flat at Wadala as an asset. Also it is surprising that the flat reserved for the weaker sections was alloted to him and is liable for action,' said BJP leader Vinod Tawade. Tough decisions in finalising Cabinet: Prithviraj Chavan Could not enforce arrest warrant on Ajmal Kasab, Fahim Ansari: Prosecution to Pakistan court Mock security drill at Mumbai airport more Mumbai » INDIA Stop attacks on RSS offices or face wrath: BJP warns Congress Congress workers had reportedly attacked and vandalised RSS offices in Delhi, Akola, Allahabad, Jaipur and in a few other cities in protest against former RSS chief's derogatory remarks. On Asia tour, Obama cherishes 'genuine friendship' with Manmohan Singh Jyotiraditya Scindia slams Sudarshan over anti-Sonia Gandhi remarks Narendra Modi in Chennai for Vibrant Gujarat road show more India » WORLD On Asia tour, Obama cherishes 'genuine friendship' with Manmohan Singh Obama, on one of the longest foreign trips of his presidency, has travelled to India and Indonesia on bilateral visits, besides South Korea and Japan for the G20 and APEC summits. Pakistan used terror as hedge against India, says Hillary Clinton Obama's support to India's UN Security Council bid not at Pakistan's expense: US Could not enforce arrest warrant on Ajmal Kasab, Fahim Ansari: Prosecution to Pakistan court more World » MONEY But just how anti-green are SUVs? What is it about large cars, Sports Utility Vehicles in particular, which rubs environmentalists the wrong way? India to contribute US$ 3 billion for IMF quota increase Anheuser swings at baseball in sponsorship lawsuit BJP serves legal notice to Congress spokesperson in Adarsh scam more Money » SPORT Virender Sehwag misses ton but India in command in second Test At stumps, the hosts were comfortably placed at 178 for the loss of two wickets with Sachin Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid batting on 11 and seven, respectively. Zaheer Khan has the ability to provide breakthroughs: Harbhajan Singh Asian Games: Indian hockey eves thrash Malaysia 4-0 in opening match Alex Ferguson ready to forgive, forget Wayne Rooney's slur more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Critics divided over Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 JK Rowling says that Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, the penultimate installment in the fantasy film franchise, is so far her favourite, but others have found it to be lacking. Mum of six Angelina Jolie only planned for two kids Ban on Satyajit Ray film reimposed Jason Isaacs praises young Potter stars for staying grounded and humble more Entertainment »
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