DNA Newsletter:March 6, 2011

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TOP NEWS DMK pulls out of Centre; to give issue-based support to UPA govt If it gives away 60 seats to the Congress, which it reportedly is ready to do, the DMK would be left with 122 for itself. If it concedes 63, it will be left with only 119, which is just two over the halfway mark in the 234-member house. Another fire in Mumbai, 80 shanties gutted Over 70 shanties were gutted in a fire in suburban Malad on Saturday afternoon, the second such incident in the metropolis in as many days. World Cup: India looks to dominate a buoyant Irish side BlackBerry Messenger to be available on Android, Apple's iOS 2G scam: JPC report to be submitted before monsoon session MUMBAI Medha Patkar seeks inquiry into Bandra fire Social activist Medha Patkar on Saturday demanded an inquiry into the cause of last night's fire in a Bandra slum, which destroyed homes of at least 2000 people. Bandra blaze leaves over 2,000 homeless, 21 injured Bandra fire-affected count their losses Bandra fire: Interim relief of Rs1,000 per head for victims more Mumbai » INDIA BJP, VHP men were not 'witnesses of truth' The prosecution had produced as witnesses nine persons from the VHP and the BJP who claimed they had gone to the Godhra railway station on February 27, 2002, to serve tea and snacks to the kar sevaks returning from Ayodhya by the Sabarmati Express. After days of bedlam, Andhra Pradesh assembly transacts business 'Godhra is known for communal history' Arjun Singh to be cremated on Sunday more India » WORLD Man accused of blasphemy killed in Pakistan Mohammad Imran, who was booked for blasphemy with his friend Sajid Mehmood in April 2009, was killed by three masked gunmen in a shop in Danda village on the outskirts of Rawalpindi yesterday. US plans to play Goldman tapes at Rajaratnam trial Pakistan's anti-terrorism court adjourns Salman Taseer's murder trial North Korea heir formally invited to China: South Korea spy agency more World » MONEY US plans to play Goldman tapes at Rajaratnam trial US prosecutors gave a glimpse of their strategy in the upcoming insider trading trial of Raj Rajaratnam, saying they will introduce audiotapes showing the Galleon Group hedge fund founder conspired to get illegal tips about Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Bank of India close to buying 51% in Bharti AXA Investment: Report Lovable Lingerie IPO to open on Women's Day Silver hits new high at Rs53,200 on global cues,gold up Rs175 more Money » SPORT World Cup: Australia-Lanka match called off due to heavy rain The World Cup match between defending champions Australia and Sri Lanka in Colombo has been called after heavy rains. The two sides take one point each after the match was abandoned. World Cup: MS Dhoni should not overcorrect at this stage UDRS will be more acceptable once players get the rules: ICC Davis Cup: Serbia stutter as India threaten Davis Cup upset more Sport » ENTERTAINMENT Matt Damon disappointed in President Obama On CNN's Piers Morgan Tonight, when Piers Morgan asked the actor if he was happy with the way the President has been running the country, Damon - who endorsed Obama in 2008 and hit the campaign trail on behalf of him -- simply responded, "No." Rihanna's bodyguard photographed with his hand on her breast Aishwarya Rai facing the b(r)unt? Lady Gaga tears up as she duets with 10-year-old YouTube sensation fan more Entertainment »
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