| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, June 25, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWS'He should flirt with me'Vidya Balan was evidently tired when we caught up with her in the middle of a series of interviews for her forthcoming film Kismat Konnection. Aamir, Saif or Akshay?The Bhatts and Percept Picture Company's ambitious Indo-Pak joint venture film may turn out to be a big project with the filmmakers trying to rope in either Akshay, Aamir or Saif. Mumbai and the entire west coast may not get rains for the next three days as there is no proper `system' to favour rainfall activity soon in this region. Nupur Talwar, the mother of slain teenager Aarushi, on Tuesday failed to make it on time for the second lie detection test. The spouses of two British prime ministers launched charity events organised by two prominent Indian-origin industrialists in London - each for causes close to their hearts. Tata Steel Ltd, the world's No.6 steel maker, should say on Thursday its quarterly profit before tax and one-offs rose by a third Mahendra Singh Dhoni wants his Dazzlers to emulate Kapil's Devils at Lord's next year by holding the Twenty20 World Cup aloft a la the 1983 champions Vidya Balan was evidently tired when we caught up with her in the middle of a series of interviews for her forthcoming film Kismat Konnection. | ||
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Tuesday, June 24, 2008
DNA Newsletter: June 25, 2008
Monday, June 23, 2008
DNA Newsletter: June 24, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, June 24, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWS'I need a hero to suit my age'She has just finished Jaya Smriti, an annual concert in memory of her late mother Jaya Chakravarty and yet Hema Malini shows little hint of fatigue. A lost and found stunt, Bollywood styleKashmiri youth who ran away to be a star at the age of 11 returns home 21 years later with a film unit Mumbai and the entire west coast may not get rains for the next three days as there is no proper `system' to favour rainfall activity soon in this region. The BJP has portrayed its prime ministerial hopeful L.K. Advani as Hindu deity Lord Ram in a hoarding put up in front of its office in Kanpur's Naveen Market area. With Pakistan's ruling coalition gunning for President Pervez Musharraf, the US has said that he made a 'number of mistakes'. As Bill Gates prepares to walk away later this week from Microsoft to focus on his $37-billion charitable foundation, the company he founded will face some challenges. Ana Ivanovic admitted she is thriving on the pressure of being world number one after cruising into the second round at Wimbledon with a 6-1, 6-2 victory over Rossana De Los Rios. Preity Zinta's stint with cricket has been a very good one with her Mohali Indian Premier League team reaching the semi finals in the inaugural edition of the T20 cricket league. | ||
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Saturday, June 21, 2008
DNA Newsletter: June 22, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, June 22, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSMumbai Sikhs end daylong violenceThe Sikh-dominated Mulund area was on the boil for most of as thousands of Sikhs protested the killing of a community member by the bodyguards of Dera chief Ram Rahim Singh. It's now a game of arithmetic in the Lok SabhaThe Manmohan Singh government may survive a vote of trust in the lower house of parliament, despite withdrawal of support by the Left parties and the BSP. The Sikh-dominated Mulund area was on the boil for most of as thousands of Sikhs protested the killing of a community member by the bodyguards of Dera chief Ram Rahim Singh. The Manmohan Singh government may survive a vote of trust in the lower house of parliament, despite withdrawal of support by the Left parties and the BSP. After being fined for her unruly behaviour on a US-bound British Airways flight, supermodel Naomi Campbell has accused the airline of being "racist". Y V Reddy on Saturday met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and is understood to have discussed steps needed to be taken to control the prices. Mohammad Asif will have to pay up the money that the PCB spent on defending him in the drug possession case in Dubai if he is found guilty in the internal inquiry to be conducted by the PCB. "Goa is oxygen for me," declares Wendell Rodricks, "I breathe and live in a creative bubble no one can understand. until they see my almost yogic, pure existence here." | ||
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Friday, June 20, 2008
DNA Newsletter: June 21, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, June 21, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSAt 11.05% inflation at 13-yr highInflation shot up on Friday to a 13-year high of 11.05 per cent fuelled by rise in prices of petrol, diesel and cooking gas Does Mumbai need a new zoo?Environmentalists and activists come out against the proposed zoo at Aarey Milk Colony Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has commissioned a study by experts, who feel it is an indication that the city is sinking. A special CBI court sentenced five more fodder scam convicts to jail, taking the total to 23 convicted in case pertaining to fradulant withdrawal of Rs 1.47 crore from Dumka treasury. A new Bollywood inspired dance form is fast catching the fancy of Pakistanis. This joint venture company will harness the power of telecom to empower the rural farmer by giving him access of vital market information at his fingertips. The International Cricket Council's (ICC) board is considering some options, including a Test Championship or a league. A lot has changed about Lata Mangeshkar. The veteran admits that she has become a recluse and has cut down heavily on her singing assignments and public appearances. | ||
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Thursday, June 19, 2008
DNA Newsletter: June 20, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Friday, June 20, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSJudge furious on finding Talwar 'missing'The whisking away of Rajesh Talwar, accused in the murder of his daughter Aarushi, back to his cell without permission invited the wrath of CBI Judge Sapna Mishra. Oxford top British university: Times GuideOxford tops the chart of best British universities, marginally bettering Cambridge, thanks to better spending on students' facilities, according to a guide. Sonia Gandhi was witness to some unsavoury scenes as Maharashtra state unit delegates shouted slogans and threw chairs to protest "poor arrangements" for a meeting. The whisking away of Rajesh Talwar, accused in the murder of his daughter Aarushi, back to his cell without permission invited the wrath of CBI Judge Sapna Mishra. A new Bollywood inspired dance form is fast catching the fancy of Pakistanis. The Indian economy is on course to achieving a 10 percent growth rate "over a sustained period", India's most powerful private sector banker said. Mohammad Asif, in detention in Dubai since June 1 for carrying contraband drugs, has been discharged and will be deported to Pakistan at the earliest. Filmmaker Prakash Jha wants to make his forthcoming venture Rajneeti a big project indeed. After casting Ranbir Kapoor in the lead of this political drama | ||
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Wednesday, June 18, 2008
DNA Newsletter: June 19, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, June 19, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSKrishna merely a witness, insists lawyerKrishna, who worked as compounder with teenaged murder victim Aarushi's father Rajesh Talwar, had confessed only as a witness and not as an accused. 'No CBI probe in Padmapriya death case'Karnataka Home Minister V S Acharya refused to give in to the Opposition demand of asking the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to probe the death of Padmapriya. Scoffing at reports that all is not well between her and actor-brother Sanjay Dutt, Congress MP Priya Dutt said their relationship was above petty politics. Krishna, who worked as compounder with teenaged murder victim Aarushi's father Rajesh Talwar, had confessed only as a witness and not as an accused. A Pakistani court on Wednesday handed down the death sentence to a man convicted of blasphemy, court officials said. While elder brother Mukesh's camp is now accusing the Anil's group of 'double standard' and 'double speak', the younger sibling is charging the other side with 'sabotage'. There is a striking similarity between 'Whispering Death' Michael Holding and the ever-reliable Misbah-Ul-Haq. Their faces, overcome by sheer disappointment Cricketer Yuvraj Singh, who was the the chief guest at the Euro 2008, was awed by the grandeur of football, writes Saumit Singh | ||
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Saturday, April 26, 2008
DNA Newsletter: April 27, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, April 27, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSBrother's death changed Osama: BookA new book looks at bin Laden through the prism of his family, and suggests that the death of his extrovert playboy brother Salem in a 1988 plane crash was an important factor in his radicalisation. Obama is a candidate of Hamas: McCainUnited States Republican John McCain has taken a shot at Democratic presidential hopeful Senator Barack Obama A court here has permanently suspended the driving licence of a man after he was caught for drunken driving on two different occasions by the traffic police. Hitting back at political opponents, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said on Saturday that the term 'Yuvraj' used for him was "insulting". government officials will meet Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama's "private representative" soon, the official news agency Xinhua reported on Friday India's second largest bank ICICI Bank Ltd posted a net profit of $1 billion (Rs.40 billion) during 2007-08 as compared to $775 million of the previous fiscal. Temperamental off-spinner Harbhajan Singh was suspended on Saturday pending his explanation for slapping his Indian teammate S Sreesanth Losing and winning supporters get thirsty and hungry very fast and nerves are taut when your team is winning or losing. Good chance to exploit all that. Good fun too. | ||
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