Wednesday, April 16, 2008

DNA Newsletter: April 17, 2008

Today's Headlines Thursday, April 17, 2008
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Sachin pulls out of Olympic torch relay run

The Indian Navy and Coast Guard are facing force depletions and Government should expeditiously reinforce the facilities to maintain optimum operational readiness.

Tendulkar's pullout his own choice: Gill

Sports minister M S Gill declined to comment on Sachin Tendulkar's pullout from the Olympic Torch Relay on Wednesday, saying the withdrawal was his own decision.
Reddy spent 16 years in the US and though his current salary is a tenth of what he earned earlier, he has no complaints.
Nalini Sriharan, says her sins have been "washed away" after her meeting with the slain leader's daughter Priyanka Vadra.
Prince Charles' wife Camilla, American pop queen Madonna and Canadian warbler Celine Dion have a family connection
Stock market regulators the world over, obviously, recognise this and thus have allowed short selling of shares.
Every time people write him off after a slight slump in form, Harbhajan Singh bounces back with renewed vigour and vengeance.
"It would obviously be Mumbai (referring to Mukesh Ambani's IPL team). I belong to this city as I have been born and brought up here. So, I am going to support the Mumbai team definitely," he affirmed.
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Tuesday, April 15, 2008

DNA Newsletter: April 16, 2008

Today's Headlines Wednesday, April 16, 2008
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Delhi paved the path for Maoists in Nepal

The best-kept secret of the stunning developments in Nepal is the quiet role India played in facilitating the return of the Maoists to mainstream politics.

Soha Ali Khan to skip Olympic torch relay

Bollywood actress Soha Ali Khan said on Tuesday that she will not be a part of the Olympic torch relay in New Delhi this week for 'strong personal reasons'.
Reddy spent 16 years in the US and though his current salary is a tenth of what he earned earlier, he has no complaints.
Security Force (BSF) on Tuesday cautioned that Naxalities in India may get sympathies if not direct support from the newly empowered red brigade there.
Nepal's Maoists said on Tuesday the abolition of the Himalayan nation's monarchy was now just a "matter of procedure," as
Readers may be aware that Bajaj Auto Ltd (BAL) has been demerged. Consequently, shareholders of the erstwhile BAL will receive shares of the demerged new companies
India came back from the woods to lift the ICL 20s World Series trophy in yet another end-game thriller at the Lal Bahadur Shastri stadium in Hyderabad
I'm doing this latest show because I need money for my cricket. I think like a common man and that's why I am such a big star.
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Saturday, April 12, 2008

DNA Newsletter: April 13, 2008

Today's Headlines Sunday, April 13, 2008
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Four held for gang rape of 13-year-old

Victim Fatima Khan (name changed) was allegedly gang-raped on several occasions since November 2006 at her residence in Sundar Bagh at Ghatkopar (West).

Now charter a flight for just Rs60,000

How many times have you been stuck at the airport due to a delayed flight, and wished you owned a private plane?
The Supreme Court decision upholding 27 per cent reservation for other backward castes (OBCs) in Central universities IITs and IIMs may have its fallout in State politics.
Largely, Khan's stance as explained on his blog - sans any mention of the Coke factor - has been hailed as a 'mature' decision.
According to an IBM statement, the technology would cost far less to produce than today's models, and would run on a single battery charge for weeks at a time.
After years of dithering, Toyota has finally decided to enter the Indian small-car market.
ICL India, after their mauling of Pakistan on Friday, beat ICL World by 44 runs in their third match of the ICL 20s World Series at the LB Stadium in Hyderabad on Saturday.
It's been one of the most keenly awaited shows in the city ever since the curtains came down on Shiamak Davar's I Believe last year.
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Friday, April 11, 2008

DNA Newsletter: April 12, 2008

Today's Headlines Saturday, April 12, 2008
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Braveheart dies trying to save 4

Two couples were so blinded by love that they didn't see the high tide coming. A braveheart saw it and came to their rescue. But he didn't see his own death riding the waves.

H-1B visas attract double the petitions

The US authorities received about 163,000 petitions for H-1B temporary work visas for highly skilled immigrants for the fiscal year starting Oct 1
Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) president Raj Thackeray is eager to start a party mouthpiece. Some party workers have suggested him to brand it Maratha
Terming soaring inflation rate as a global phenomenon, the government said on Friday that it has no "magic band" to bring it down immediately
Sabeel Ahmed, a doctor from Bangalore, was sentenced to 18 months in jail after admitting he failed to inform the police about his brother's suicide bombing of Glasgow airport last year.
After raising Rs 72 crore ($18 million) from private equity firms, global education service firm TutorVista Global Pvt Ltd is considering another round of fundraising.
LB Stadium was on fire as ICL India won a cliffhanger against ICL Pakistan to gnaw back into the T20 tri-series after losing their first game
The Roshans are upset with the way they were arm-twisted at the last moment by the musician and say they would have fought back to save their reputation.
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Thursday, April 10, 2008

DNA Newsletter: April 11, 2008

Today's Headlines Friday, April 11, 2008
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'Sorry Raj, can't give you Maratha'

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) president Raj Thackeray is eager to start a party mouthpiece. Some party workers have suggested him to brand it Maratha

Chinese praise for 'torch heroine'

A 27-year-old Chinese woman amputee on a wheelchair, who was one of the Olympic torchbearers in Paris, has become China's unlikely Olympic heroine
Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) president Raj Thackeray is eager to start a party mouthpiece. Some party workers have suggested him to brand it Maratha
The supreme court order upholding implementation of the additional 27% quota for OBCs in higher education comes as no surprise to the Indian Institutes of Management
A 27-year-old Chinese woman amputee on a wheelchair, who was one of the Olympic torchbearers in Paris, has become China's unlikely Olympic heroine
Focus Rocbit is a manufacturer of bits for rotary drilling, while Prisma makes bits and hammers for down-the-hole drilling.
16-year-old Aakanksha Mishra of Mumbai to swim through English Channel and Strait of Gibraltar in August
Actress Preity Zinta might have had a very successful stint in Bollywood but her current film Har Pall director, Jahnu Barua feels she has been underutilised by the industry.
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Wednesday, April 9, 2008

DNA Newsletter: April 10, 2008

Today's Headlines Thursday, April 10, 2008
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Congress promises Rs 2 kg rice, free CTV

Anxious to prevent spiralling price from marring its prospects in Karnataka assembly polls, Congress came out with a populist election manifesto.

Rahul unlikely to join Olympic torch relay

Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi is not likely to take part in the Olympic torch relay here next week, according to party sources.
In the past 18 months, Orbit has sold only 7 of the 14 flats. The company recorded its last sale (at Rs 62,000 a sq ft) some four months ago.
Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi says he has no regrets for rejecting an offer from Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to join his council of ministers.
In yet another case of religious persecution of the minorities in Pakistan, a Hindu was beaten to death in the port city Karachi by dozens of his Muslim co-workers
In its first acquisition in the digital services space, ADAG's Reliance Big Entertainment has acquired US-based DTS Inc's Digital Images Business (DDI) for about $7.5 million.
Inexperience showed in ICL India's performance as they lost their first match of the World Series by eight wickets to ICL World.
Director Ravi Chopra rubbishes rumours about actors Amitabh Bachchan and Shah Rukh Khan being at loggerheads
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Tuesday, April 8, 2008

DNA Newsletter: April 9, 2008

Today's Headlines Wednesday, April 09, 2008
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PM wanted Rahul to learn under him

It was Prime Minister Manmohan Singh who wanted Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi as a minister in his office

Nuclear deal with US good for India: Study

The India-US civilian nuclear deal will reposition the country's corporate sector at a higher scale globally but a continued opposition will jeopardise its strategic interests, says a study.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh, facing flak for perceived non-performance, is on his way out
Actress Shreya Sharan of Tamil blockbuster "Shivaji" fame had a harrowing experience in Tirumala temple when an enthusiastic fan allegedly molested her
An Indian American here has been charged with fatally stabbing his wife and slashing his seven-year-old daughter's left arm, the police said on Tuesday.
Indian realtors are venturing into oil-rich cities in the Middle-East to drill out a fortune by building commercial and residential properties.
Country's highest ranked singles player Rohan Bopanna trails his Japanese counterpart by more than 200 rungs.
Pan Nalin was an excited man when he approached Aishwarya to play Yashodhara in his forthcoming period film Buddha that would have an international cast and crew.
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