DNA Newsletter: September 28, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Sunday, September 28, 2008
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TOP NEWS 'Our Id plans have been spoilt' For the first time, peace in Mehrauli was shattered by the screams of innocent people as a bomb exploded in a busy market on Saturday afternoon. US-based IT firm's CEO assaulted in Noida The CEO in India of a US-based software firm was dragged out of his car and attacked in Noida, police said Saturday, four days after the India CEO of an Italian firm was lynched by workers. More global companies hit by crisis An Indian bride for Rahul Gandhi? 4 killed, 18 injured in Delhi blast MUMBAI For some, the heart ticks like a time bomb Cardiologists are no longer surprised to see heart attacks in men below the age of 30. Heart-stopping facts about India's health 'Not just a techie, Tauqeer also recruited men' Sadiq's odd work routine raised colleague's doubts more Mumbai » INDIA 'Aatank-garh' irks Azamgarh Azamgarh is shocked, even angry, at the way the police and the media have labelled it a "nursery for terrorists" ever since the Jamia Nagar encounter. Jamia rallies for judicial probe Senate version of nuke bill tabled in US House Tatas shift, Singur simmers more India » WORLD Rice to visit India Oct 3 to wrap up N-deal With the nuclear deal poised to get the Congressional nod in a day or two, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is readying to visit India on Oct 3 to seal the landmark deal. More global companies hit by crisis 10,000 kg Chinese biscuits seized in Nepal Pak airports closed after bomb threat more World » MONEY 'US's 6th largest bank looking for buyers' Financial turbulence in the US took yet another toll with America's sixth largest bank, Wachovia, starting preliminary talks with potential buyers including Citigroup. Reliance BIG Music ties up with Paramount 'India should head Int'l Coffee Organisation' Home rentals heading south too more Money » SPORT Greg reminds India of KKR's training Down Under Slams BCCI officials for raising hue and cry over Australia's presence at the Jaipur academy. 'No India GP in 2010' Torres brace sinks Everton Armstrong comeback could be delayed more Sports » AFTER Hrs An Indian bride for Rahul Gandhi? As far back as May 2006, astrologers had predicted that Rahul Gandhi's desire to marry a foreigner would not materialise. 'The West is fed up of Bollywood on stage' Neighbour's envy, collector's pride Move over karate, here come the yoga kids! more After Hrs »
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