Saturday, July 12, 2008

DNA Newsletter: July 13, 2008

Today's Headlines Sunday, July 13, 2008
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NRI is youngest doctor in the UK

At the age of 22, Indian-origin Heenal Raichura has qualified to become Britain's youngest doctor and is all set to practice medicine.

Lords of the rings

The news from the centre was that Nasser Hussain had won the toss and elected to bat first. It was the final match of Natwest Series 2002 between India and England.
Searching for a solution to its annual problem of waterlogging in Mumbai during the monsoon, the city's civic body will now look to the city of Richmond in Canada.
Two sisters, separated during the World War II in Burma, have been reunited in Kolkata after 66 years, a book has revealed.
A leading US think-tank has cautioned the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) and the US Congress against "getting bullied" into taking a hasty decision on the India-US nuclear deal.
Siddhanta Sharma, CEO and executive chairman of low-cost domestic carrier SpiceJet, stepped down on Saturday citing personal reasons.
The news from the centre was that Nasser Hussain had won the toss and elected to bat first. It was the final match of Natwest Series 2002 between India and England.
It is the moment for the curtain to rise, metaphorically speaking. The crystal ware glistens under the bright light in the private dining area of a plush suburban hotel.
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Friday, July 11, 2008

DNA Newsletter: July 12, 2008

Today's Headlines Saturday, July 12, 2008
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England may abolish county cricket

England may "effectively abolish" its traditional county cricket structure and stage a 50 million pound Twenty20 tournament from June 2010.

SRK's London dream is still a dream

On Thursday, we carried a story of SRK having bought a building in London. However, Shah Rukh Khan says his London dream has not been realised as yet.
Searching for a solution to its annual problem of waterlogging in Mumbai during the monsoon, the city's civic body will now look to the city of Richmond in Canada.
Two sisters, separated during the World War II in Burma, have been reunited in Kolkata after 66 years, a book has revealed.
Celebrated India-born author Salman Rushdie is thinking of penning a children' book and may start work on his new novel later this month.
P Chidambaram's adviser Shubhashis Gangopadhyay on Friday predicted that double digit inflation will continue throughout the year 2008.
A quick, wristy forehand topspin, with the racquet splayed open in a loose grip; a backhand flick or jab with the racquet head cocked above the wrist.
No matter what part of the world he lives in, Salman Rushdie has always made news.
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Thursday, July 10, 2008

DNA Newsletter: July 11, 2008

Today's Headlines Friday, July 11, 2008
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Next US president will be a lefty for sure

Regardless of whether Americans elect the Republican John McCain or Democrat Barack Obama president in November, the man who takes up residency in the White House will be a lefty.

'Stop treating Ronaldo like a slave'

FIFA president Sepp Blatter has asked Manchester United to stop treating Cristiano Ronaldo like a "modern-day slave" and let the Portuguese player join Real Madrid if he wants to.
Come the monsoon and weekend getaways seem to be in for urban leisure travellers. More and more families prefer short trips to resorts on the outskirts of Mumbai.
David Mulford met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday, hours after the Indian government made public the text of a draft of its safeguards pact with the IAEA.
Charles Sobhraj was arrested from a casino in Kathmandu by Nepal police five years ago and slapped with a jail term of 20 years because he drank mineral water and ate Chinese food.
Indian Direct Selling Association, the premier body governing 16 of the largest direct selling companies in India, sought government legislation recognising direct selling industry.
FIFA president Sepp Blatter has asked Manchester United to stop treating Cristiano Ronaldo like a "modern-day slave" and let the Portuguese player join Real Madrid if he wants to.
Shah Rukh Khan loves going where no one else has managed to.
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Wednesday, July 9, 2008

DNA Newsletter: July 10, 2008

Today's Headlines Thursday, July 10, 2008
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A reader's view of the nuclear fracas

It used to be 'Jai Jawan Jai Kisan'. Then it was 'Roti, Kapda Aur Makaan'. Today's new age mantra is 'For the Good of the Nation'.

It Paes to be confident

So far, they may have played just one tournament together but Leander Paes is not worried about his on-field chemistry with Mahesh Bhupathi.
Terming the Left parties' decision to withdraw support to the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government "belated", the Shiv Sena on Tuesday said it will not support the Congress.
case has been filed against L K Advani for allegedly insulting the national flag on the occassion of release of Hindi version of his book "My Country My Life" on June 30.
Charles Sobhraj was arrested from a casino in Kathmandu by Nepal police five years ago and slapped with a jail term of 20 years because he drank mineral water and ate Chinese food.
Mukesh Ambani-led RelianceIndustries has emerged as the top Indian private company on the latest Fortune 500 Global list.
So far, they may have played just one tournament together but Leander Paes is not worried about his on-field chemistry with Mahesh Bhupathi.
Shahid talks about the five things that his father Pankaj Kapur told him, which have helped him survive in the industry
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Monday, July 7, 2008

DNA Newsletter: July 8, 2008

Today's Headlines Tuesday, July 08, 2008
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No need to give up meat, says Blair

Tony Blair has distanced himself from the idea that he should become a vegetarian as a way of highlighting the dangers of deforestation in his role as a climate change campaigner.

India's cool captain is 27 years old

During the 90s, cricket in India was dominated by Karnataka, Mumbai and a couple of other regions.
Vilasrao Deshmukh has convened a meeting here on Tuesday to decide on the 70:30 formula for college admissions in Mumbai and suburbs.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Monday said murdered teenager Aarushi Talwar's parents were at their Noida home on the night the crime took place.
Four bombs exploded in Pakistan's port city of Karachi on Tuesday injuring at least 17 people.
Microsoft on Monday said it is prepared for talks with Yahoo! for acquiring a part or whole of the company, provided a new board is elected after the upcoming shareholder meeting.
Indian One-day captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni is within touching distance of regaining the top spot in the ICC ODI Player Rankings
The day after the Asia Cup Tournament got over, Dhoni celebrated his birthday. He has always taken his share of losses in his stride (remember the huddle in the IPL final?)
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Saturday, July 5, 2008

DNA Newsletter: July 6, 2008

Today's Headlines Sunday, July 06, 2008
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Chaos at mall as ad draws a mob

A marketing strategy to "increase footfalls" at the City Centre mall in Vashi ended in chaos on Saturday.

Bats & balls, not just bullets and bombs

A few days back, a US Black Hawk helicopter was shot down by small arms fire in Afghanistan. Such incidents have become common in a war-torn nation.
A 49-year-old Bhojpuri movie producer was allegedly abducted by a group of film editors here, police said on Saturday.
CPI(M) general secretary Prakash Karat on Saturday said India's independent foreign policy would be in peril if the country went forward with the civil nuclear deal with the US.
Pervez Musharraf is an unconstitutional President and should step down as soon as possible for the good of Pakistan.
UB Group chairman Vijay Mallya is in talks with two major share holders of New Delhi-based low cost carrier SpiceJet to buy the airline.
Venus Williams out-hit younger sister Serena to claim her fifth Wimbledon crown in exhilarating fashion here on Saturday.
He's known as the Indiana Jones of gastronomy, and with good reason. For adventure and curiosity are what fuel the palate of widely-travelled television chef Anthony Bourdain.
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Friday, July 4, 2008

DNA Newsletter: July 5, 2008

Today's Headlines Saturday, July 05, 2008
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A Salman special for his girl

Rumours were rife that something was rotten in this Khan's relationship with his gal. But, now Salman is talking an off on July 16 and flying down to Ooty.

32, hot and single.

Flaunting stubble and taking his shirt off in the movie Rang De Basanti turned Kunal Kapoor into the biggest heart-throb overnight.
Trishala, the 19 year old daughter of Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt has said that there is no tension between her and her father over his sudden marriage to Manyata.
Congress rejected the July seven deadline set by the Left parties to the UPA government to clarify whether it was moving forward on the Indo-US nuclear deal.
But as the news of her becoming engaged to imprisoned former crime guru Charles Sobhraj spread like wildfire, the 20-year-old overnight became the quarry
Shares of private air carrier SpiceJet surged over seven per cent on Friday on the Bombay Stock Exchange
During our time it was only the pride that ruled our hearts. I was delighted to get a chance to represent the nation's first hockey side after Independence.
Shah Rukh Khan's date-book is so packed that he is scrambling for dates to shoot for Farhan Akhtar's sequel to Don, the shooting of which was supposed to start in January next year.
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