DNA Newsletter:March 18, 2011

	Today's Headlines	Friday, March 18, 2011
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TOP NEWS Hasan Ali surrenders before Enforcement Directorate The Pune-based businessman, accused of stashing away huge amount of black money in banks abroad, surrendered before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Thursday night after the Supreme Court cancelled his bail and remanded him to four days' ED custody. World Cup: England record a thrilling 18-run win over West Indies Spinners James Tredwell and Graeme Swann took advantage of a turning track at the MA Chidambaram Stadium as England beat West Indies by 18 runs to keep their hopes alive in the World Cup. No clear evidence of murder in Batcha case Cash for votes: WikiLeaks ammunition in opposition assault Radiation trace found on Japan air passengers to South Korea MUMBAI Apex court sends Hasan Ali into ED custody The Supreme Court today stayed a Mumbai court order that had granted bail to Khan in the black money case. Four killed, 15 injured in building collapse in South Mumbai Pune Auto Inc monitoring Japan situation Hasan Ali surrenders before Enforcement Directorate more Mumbai » INDIA March 19: Is 'super moon' a myth or science? Scientists claim that 'Super Moon, by itself, can't cause disasters. "There is no statistical ground to believe that more earthquakes occur at the time of Super Moon." Apex court sends Hasan Ali into ED custody Sadiq Batcha died of asphyxia: Doctor Cannot confirm or deny WikiLeaks: Govt more India » WORLD Top US expert warns of widespread nuclear fallout in Japan There is a possibility of a widespread nuclear fallout as a pool cooling spent fuel rods at the crippled Japanese nuclear complex has lost most of its water, a top US atomic expert has warned. US to evacuate 600 citizens from Japan Japan disaster toll at 13,000 US urges citizens to leave Japan, airlines race to assist exodus more World » MONEY Japan quake, tsunami damage could hit Canon India revenue by 5% Imaging and printing major, Canon, has said damage inflicted by the earthquake and tsunami in Japan will hit revenues from India operations by five per cent this year due to glitches in supply of critical components. Pune Auto Inc monitoring Japan situation RBI raises key policy rates; home, auto loans to cost more Japan calamity to impact auto component supplies: Mahindra & Mahindra more Money » SPORT MS Dhoni catches cold in hot Chennai Skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Virender Sehwag were the only absentees as Team India resumed training in Chennai on Thursday. World Cup: England record a thrilling 18-run win over West Indies Shoaib Akhtar to retire from international cricket after World Cup Spirited Somdev Devvarman goes down fighting to Rafael Nadal more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Hip-hop artist Nate Dogg dies at 41 No cause of death has been released, but the star had survived strokes in 2007 and 2008. Vidya Balan promotes awareness on good sleeping habits Wedding bells for Bollywood belles Shah Rukh Khan did not give me acting lessons: Giselli Monteiro more Entertainment »
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