DNA Newsletter:January 7, 2011

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TOP NEWS 'United Andhra Pradesh with special steps for Telangana best way forward' The Justice Srikrishna Committee recognised that the Telangana statehood demand is an emotional issue in the region and felt that the option of maintaining status quo could give a "fillip to the Maoist movement". India worthy of No 1 rank: Brian McMillan The former South African all-rounder tells DNA that the 1-1 result is a fair reflection of the contest between two top teams. BJP flogging a dead horse, says Kapil Sibal on Bofors Do as I did, come back home, Manmohan Singh tells Indian diaspora Retail onion prices up by Rs5-10/kg on Pakistan's export ban reports MUMBAI 'Keep track of your time to manage it effectively' You may have assessed your time management skills last week to see how well you use your time. Many people take no care of their money till they come nearly to the end of it, and others do just the same. President Pratibha Patil in Pune on three-day visit Adarsh Society scam: Maharashtra govt to initiate action against state information commissioner ACB Nashik unit solved maximum bribery cases in 2010 more Mumbai » INDIA TRS rejects Srikrishna committee report on Telangana Congress legislators from Telangana too echoed similar feelings saying the Centre should carve out a separate state as per its statement on December 9, 2009. 'United Andhra Pradesh with special steps for Telangana best way forward' Chinese military eyes preemptive nuclear strike in event of crisis Pakistan ban on onion exports across Wagah Border shocking: India more India » WORLD Lawyers shower Pakistan governor's assassin with rose petals Mumtaz Qadri, the police bodyguard who killed the Punjab governor Salman Taseer, appeared unrepentant in court, where waiting lawyers showered him with rose petals. 'Blasphemous' Asia Bibi facing suicide attack threat in Pakistan Elements of PML-N may be involved in Salman Taseer killing: PPP Chinese military eyes preemptive nuclear strike in event of crisis more World » MONEY After AMD, Intel too slaps on graphics While not as powerful as some of the graphics cards in the market, the built-in graphics core of the new Core i chips would be enough to play most of graphics-intensive video-games on normal screen-sizes. Canada, Australia to woo investors at Vibrant Gujarat 2011 Sensex falls for third day on high inflation; down 116 points Gold, silver extend losses on reduced offtake, global cues more Money » SPORT India worthy of No 1 rank: Brian McMillan The former South African all-rounder tells DNA that the 1-1 result is a fair reflection of the contest between two top teams. India save Test, draw series in South Africa for the first time Scale new heights, BS Yeddyurappa tells athletes Premier League: Stacked Manchester City defence frustrates Arsenal more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Review: No One Killed Jessica is groovy but unimpressive Watch No One Killed Jessica to see how well reality can be depicted on the big screen. Just don't expect that on-screen reality to jolt you as much as the off-screen one did. Salman Khan too busy for brother's film AR Rahman is very simple despite his fame: Danny Boyle I am superstitious: Celina Jaitley more Entertainment »
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