DNA Newsletter:March 15, 2011

	Today's Headlines	Tuesday, March 15, 2011
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TOP NEWS Lawlessness, private armies ruling roost in country: Supreme Court Strongly disapproving the practice of blaming Naxals for every incident of violence, the Supreme Court on Monday voiced concern over private armies ruling the roost in many areas where there was 'complete lawlessness'. Disaster in Japan won't hit Jaitapur, says DAE The Department of Atomic Energy clarified that the Japan's nuclear tragedy will not have any adverse effects on India's nuclear programme and all the ongoing and proposed nuclear plants, Jaitapur Nuclear Power Plant. DGCA orders review of 4,000 pilot licences World Cup: Pakistan clinch quarter-final place with Zimbabwe win match Delhi high court sets up exclusive special court to hold trial in 2G scam MUMBAI Lessons to be learnt from Japanese nuclear disaster Former chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, Dr Anil Kakodkar said that unlike Fukushima, the Jaitapur plant will be located at a considerable height above sea level. Anil Kakodkar endorses nuclear power plants in India Disaster in Japan won't hit Jaitapur, says DAE Congress signals commitment for Jaitapur nuclear power project more Mumbai » INDIA With hostile Pakistan as neighbour, forces need to be alert: Narendra Modi 'Gujarat is a border state. It is sharing border, both land and sea, with Pakistan. And at a time like this, when the neighbouring country has become hostile, there is much more need for the security forces to be alert,' he said. Lawlessness, private armies ruling roost in country: Supreme Court Paternity row: Hyderabad lab to conduct DNA test on ND Tiwari 2 arrested pilots paid Rs10 lakh for forged marksheet: Police more India » WORLD Blast strikes Japan N-plant, core safe; 2,000 bodies found on coast Japan battled through the weekend to prevent a nuclear catastrophe and to care for the millions without power or water in its worst crisis since World War Two. Indian girl raped, murdered and stuffed inside suitcase in Australia Lessons to be learnt from Japanese nuclear disaster Student killed in Australia: India says justice will be ensured more World » MONEY Nokia's first Windows Phone to be launched in a year's time Phone will tie-in to Facebook, bing, games from Microsoft; Nokia will launch around 20 smartphones this year. Inflation rises marginally to 8.31% in February Mobile TV, 1,000-channel cable on govt's to-do list for next five years Import defies high gold prices, Ahmedabad sets 6-year record more Money » SPORT World Cup: Bangladesh keep quarter-finals hopes afloat, beat Dutch by 6 wkts Bangladesh kept their hopes of reaching the quarter-finals alive by notching up a comfortable six-wicket triumph over the Netherlands in a Group B match of the cricket World Cup in Chittagong on Monday. World Cup: Pakistan clinch quarter-final place with Zimbabwe win AB de Villiers undergoes scan on left thigh West coast increases security for World Cup tie more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Anushka Sharma is not upset by rumours The Bollywood actress says she's unperturbed by gossip because she's secure in her parents' trust. Shahid Kapoor is a night rider Westlife split from Simon Cowell after 13 years Gul Panag rides motorbike on wedding day more Entertainment »
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