| Today's Headlines | Friday, July 18, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSNSG members ask tough questionsThe numbers game at the IAEA headquarters in Vienna is giving the Manmohan Singh government as many sleepless nights as the July 22 trust vote in Parliament. I was ill-treated, slept on the floor: AnwarAnwar Ibrahim said on Thursday he was the victim of a "vendetta", after being held overnight on sodomy accusations levelled by a young male aide. 28-year-old man, who has been claiming that one of his kidneys was illegally transplanted, was held on charges of attempt to suicide outside Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh's office. Three schoolgirls were raped by two unidentified boys in a government school in northwest Delhi, police said on Thursday. Internet users in the Middle East are under increasing threat from cyber crimes, prompting large spending on web security, WAM reported on Thursday quoting experts. It seems BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) is not losing its sleep over the euphoria created by the iPhone worldwide. Andrew Flintoff will bat in the unfamiliar number seven position in his first test match for 18 months when England face South Africa at Headingley on Friday. The actress did not seem happy about the huge media presence outside the venue of her private birthday party, reports PRITHWISH GANGULY | ||
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Thursday, July 17, 2008
DNA Newsletter: July 18, 2008
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
DNA Newsletter: July 17, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, July 17, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSDoctor sacked for having affair with patientA 53-year-old doctor in Britain who sexually exploited a woman patient and sent text message asking her to 'come and bonk me' has been sacked. A week where cricket lost outIn the last few days, everything related to cricket became impulsive. First the administrators, then the game and then a player. A 50-year-old bartender was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly murdering his wife over a domestic feud, police said. In the second major strike by Maoists in Orissa in less than three weeks, 21 Orissa policemen were feared killed in a landmine explosion and firing. Miss Venezuela was crowned Miss Universe 2008 on Monday in a contest marked by the spectacle of Miss USA falling down during the evening gown competition for the second year in a row. Tightening noose on Corporate India for alleged customs duty evasion, the government has issued a notice to seize an aircraft belonging to Anil Ambani group In the last few days, everything related to cricket became impulsive. First the administrators, then the game and then a player. Shamita Shetty will groove once again to an item number. This time for the desi version of Harry Potter called Harry Puttar. | ||
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Tuesday, July 15, 2008
DNA Newsletter: July 16, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, July 16, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSMing's dynasty in basketballThe broken foot of China's giant basketball centre Yao Ming has healed and the NBA All Star is aching to get back on court and lead his nation at next month's Beijing Olympic Games. 'Konkona is better than me'She's donned the greasepaint after a six-year hiatus, but Aparna Sen is more thrilled about working with her husband If the world food crisis has to be solved, governments have to invest heavily to prevent water crisis in the coming years, an expert has said. A fresh case of mysterious death coming close on the heels of similar deaths in the busy Vadapalani and adjoining areas in the city have sparked off fears of a psychopath on prowl. Miss Venezuela was crowned Miss Universe 2008 on Monday in a contest marked by the spectacle of Miss USA falling down during the evening gown competition for the second year in a row. The world's largest semiconductor and computer microprocessor manufacturer Intel on Tuesday launched worldwide its latest processors for notebook computers, The broken foot of China's giant basketball centre Yao Ming has healed and the NBA All Star is aching to get back on court and lead his nation at next month's Beijing Olympic Games. She's donned the greasepaint after a six-year hiatus, but Aparna Sen is more thrilled about working with her husband | ||
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Monday, July 14, 2008
DNA Newsletter: July 15, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, July 15, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSRamchand Pakistani set to create historyA Pakistani film about a boy who inadvertently strays into Indian territory will be the first ever to premiere simultaneously in both countries whose ties are often strained. A pretty big, oops, pig investment!A housewife bought a Wemyss Ware pig for a little over Rs 100 - now it's set to fetch over Rs 2 lakh at a Bonhams auction Even English medium schools would have to teach Marathi as a compulsory subject from Std I. That is the latest demand of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray. A fresh case of mysterious death coming close on the heels of similar deaths in the busy Vadapalani and adjoining areas in the city have sparked off fears of a psychopath on prowl. Miss Venezuela was crowned Miss Universe 2008 on Monday in a contest marked by the spectacle of Miss USA falling down during the evening gown competition for the second year in a row. Indian television channels, hungrier than ever for revenues from a fragmented advertising pie, are now looking at content syndication deals for those extra bucks. Beijing-bound athletes Jeannie Longo, Haile Satayin, Hiroshi Hoketsu, Dara Torres, James Tomkins, Susan Nattrass and now Laurie Lever have shown getting older. A housewife bought a Wemyss Ware pig for a little over Rs 100 - now it's set to fetch over Rs 2 lakh at a Bonhams auction | ||
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Saturday, July 12, 2008
DNA Newsletter: July 13, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, July 13, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSNRI 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 ringsThe 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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TOP NEWSEngland may abolish county cricketEngland 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 dreamOn 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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TOP NEWSNext US president will be a lefty for sureRegardless 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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