| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, September 10, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSSachin bats for womenSachin, whose daughter Sarah is now 10-years old, said that media reports of young girls getting molested in public disturb him a lot. 'I am a father so I know. It feels terrible.' 'I have become a little insensitive'Actress Sushmita Sen, who has been off the industry radar lately (her last movie Ram Gopal Varma Ki Aag released last year), says she has consciously become discerning. We are from UP and should speak in Hindi," said Jaya Bachchan at a film promo on Sunday. India on Monday said it will wait for American Congress' approval of the 123 agreement before entering into bilateral agreements with other supplier countries. An overwhelming majority of Pakistani parliamentarians from all the four provinces Saturday delivered a conflict-ridden presidency to the PPP co-chairman Asif Zardari. Nokia, the world leader in mobile communications, launched its most advanced multimedia device-Nokia N96 in India on Tuesday. One look at the list of teams playing at the Mumbai Football League (MFL) in the men's and women's categories will expose the deplorable state of the latter. Sachin, whose daughter Sarah is now 10-years old, said that media reports of young girls getting molested in public disturb him a lot. 'I am a father so I know. It feels terrible.' | ||
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Tuesday, September 9, 2008
DNA Newsletter: September 10, 2008
Monday, September 8, 2008
DNA Newsletter: September 9, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, September 09, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSWho is Priyanka grooving with?The guys moving their rubber-like bodies with Priyanka Chopra in the film Drona are actually from the underground band in the US known as the Son of a Bitch (SoB). 'The best things in life... aren't things'The Raymond mantra may be 'The Complete Man', but ask any of Gautam Singhania's legion of friends and they'll tell you that first he's a complete yaaron ka yaar. We are from UP and should speak in Hindi," said Jaya Bachchan at a film promo on Sunday. India on Monday said it will wait for American Congress' approval of the 123 agreement before entering into bilateral agreements with other supplier countries. An overwhelming majority of Pakistani parliamentarians from all the four provinces Saturday delivered a conflict-ridden presidency to the PPP co-chairman Asif Zardari. When Larry Page and Sergy Brin, two geek graduates of Stanford University, started a search engine called BackRub, they had no idea it would go on to become Google. "I think the IPL performance mattered the most, but few of my performance in the last edition of the Ranji Trophy also got noticed by the selectors," he said. The guys moving their rubber-like bodies with Priyanka Chopra in the film Drona are actually from the underground band in the US known as the Son of a Bitch (SoB). | ||
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Saturday, September 6, 2008
DNA Newsletter: September 7, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, September 07, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWS'It would be fun not to have male actors'Compliment Esha on her toned and envious figure and she won't give you the standard Bollywood one-liners about good metabolism and fantastic genes. 'I haven't forgotten my roots'We are on the seventh floor of Sea Wind in Cuffe Parade, in the living room that India's most powerful business tycoon Mukesh Ambani and Nita call home. Maria Susairaj, co-accused in the sensational Neeraj Grover murder case approached the sessions court for a second time seeking bail here on Saturday. India's status as a nuclear pariah ended with the Nuclear Suppliers Group opening the doors of international commerce by granting the "clean waiver" the Manmohan Singh government wanted. An overwhelming majority of Pakistani parliamentarians from all the four provinces Saturday delivered a conflict-ridden presidency to the PPP co-chairman Asif Zardari. As many as 400 Indian and foreign firms are seen as the beneficiaries of the far-reaching verdict in Vienna. Taking a serious note of the verbal spat between IPL teammates Shahid Afridi and VVS Laxman, Deccan Chargers said they will enquire into the matter to establish the facts. We are on the seventh floor of Sea Wind in Cuffe Parade, in the living room that India's most powerful business tycoon Mukesh Ambani and Nita call home. | ||
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Friday, September 5, 2008
DNA Newsletter: September 6, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, September 06, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSDhoni's request to his college principalThere's one more curious request from the Team India captain to the college principal-his role number has to correspond to the number seven! Capture your DNA on canvas!Do you know that your DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) can make for an exceptional art work? The biological artwork that lies within your body is now being put on canvas! Stepping up his campaign for Marathi signboards, MNS chief Raj Thackeray warned shop owners, not putting up the boards by on Thursday. The Singur action shifts on Friday to the city's Raj Bhavan, which is hosting a crucial bipartite meeting to decide the fate of the Tata Motors small car project in West Bengal. The worldwide launch of a much-talked about biography of Pakistan's cricketing legend-turned-politician Imran Khan has been postponed by a few months. Well, that's how the Indian markets seem to be behaving. Among the things that are affecting the market are the outcome of a nuclear meet that only ends on Friday Bret Lee might be playing his first Test on the Indian soil but his former coach John Buchanan feels the speedster would prove to be the "trump card" for the visitors. There's one more curious request from the Team India captain to the college principal-his role number has to correspond to the number seven! | ||
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Thursday, September 4, 2008
DNA Newsletter: September 5, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Friday, September 05, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSNaseeruddin Shah doesn't mind the climbNaseeruddin Shah plays a terrorist in the film and he would be seen calling up the Mumbai police commissioner (played by Anupam Kher) with bomb threats. Is Amrita still single?The smile didn't disappear from her face when the question was volleyed across to her. There was just a split second pause. Stepping up his campaign for Marathi signboards, MNS chief Raj Thackeray warned shop owners, not putting up the boards by on Thursday. The Singur action shifts on Friday to the city's Raj Bhavan, which is hosting a crucial bipartite meeting to decide the fate of the Tata Motors small car project in West Bengal. The worldwide launch of a much-talked about biography of Pakistan's cricketing legend-turned-politician Imran Khan has been postponed by a few months. This is wisdom that the players on Dalal Street seem to take very seriously. The markets dipped on Thursday as the euphoric rise on Tuesday gave way to profit booking on Thursday. Missing just one Olympic Games in 80 years has pushed the Indian hockey team many years behind its rivals in terms of standard and skills. The smile didn't disappear from her face when the question was volleyed across to her. There was just a split second pause. | ||
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Wednesday, September 3, 2008
DNA Newsletter: September 4, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, September 04, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSLord Ganesha gets a rousing welcomeLord Ganesha arrived to a rousing welcome in Mumbai heralding the commencement of the ten-day-long festivity, invoking the elephant-headed deity. Ganesh idol insured for Rs 26.5 millionFor the first time in its 75-year history, Mumbai's popular Ganesh idol known as Lalbaugcha Raja and its massive marquee have been insured for a whopping Rs.26.5 million (nearly $600,000). Stepping up his campaign for Marathi signboards, MNS chief Raj Thackeray warned shop owners, not putting up the boards by on Thursday. Former Indian cricket team captain Sourav Ganguly on Tuesday said if the Nano project at Singur went elsewhere, West Bengal would become a "dark spot." The worldwide launch of a much-talked about biography of Pakistan's cricketing legend-turned-politician Imran Khan has been postponed by a few months. Ancillary industries scheduled to come up adjacent to the Tata Motors' Nano plant in Singur stand to lose around Rs.5 billion (Rs.500 crore) Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram feels that it is time for India's Test captain Anil Kumble to bow out of the game and hand over the reins to Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Net-savvy, are you? If yes, you have a chance to be part of dynamic filmmaker Farhan Akhtar's next movie. | ||
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Tuesday, September 2, 2008
DNA Newsletter: September 3, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, September 03, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSDeepika's Ganesh Chaturthi with the KapoorsDeepika Padukone will be celebrating the Ganpati festival with her beau Ranbir Kapoor and his family. 'I don't want to hide it...'He's the current flavour of the month. But few know that Olympic bronze medal winner Vijender Singh used to model just to sustain himself as a boxer. Stepping up his campaign for Marathi signboards, MNS chief Raj Thackeray warned shop owners, not putting up the boards by on Thursday. Former Indian cricket team captain Sourav Ganguly on Tuesday said if the Nano project at Singur went elsewhere, West Bengal would become a "dark spot." The worldwide launch of a much-talked about biography of Pakistan's cricketing legend-turned-politician Imran Khan has been postponed by a few months. The Sensex crossed the 15,000 mark as it vaulted 551.35 points to close 3.80% up at 15,049.86 points. Mahendra Singh Dhoni's leadership qualities on Tuesday got a thumbs up from India's cricket coach Gary Kirsten. He's the current flavour of the month. But few know that Olympic bronze medal winner Vijender Singh used to model just to sustain himself as a boxer. | ||
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