Wednesday, September 17, 2008

DNA Newsletter: September 18, 2008

Today's Headlines Thursday, September 18, 2008
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'We do not lure people with lucre'

Pastor Donald P Menezes, an executive committee member of Karnataka Pentecostal Missions Network, runs the New Life Fellowship Trust (NLFT) in Mangalore

Priyanka steals the show

It was for the first time that dad Ashok Chopra watched his actor daughter sashay on the ramp at the Couture Fashion Week, report Rashmi Hemrajani and Vidya Prabhu.
A case of forgery and corruption has been registered against Anand Rao, builder and son-in-law of BJP leader late Pramod Mahajan, and two former Chief Executive Officers of SRA.
A police officer said they had "vital clues" and would crack the case soon.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Il on Sunday suffered a apoplectic stoke, and is now recuperating.
The markets dropped again even as the Fed announced a plan to bail out AIG to the tune of $85 billion.
Scolari was upset that Chelsea made too many mistakes and said they had to improve before their next Group A match on October 2 against Romanian upstarts CFR Cluj
It was for the first time that dad Ashok Chopra watched his actor daughter sashay on the ramp at the Couture Fashion Week, report Rashmi Hemrajani and Vidya Prabhu.
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Tuesday, September 16, 2008

DNA Newsletter: September 17, 2008

Today's Headlines Wednesday, September 17, 2008
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Goldie is dyslexic: Sonali

The happily married actor speaks about her director-husband's learning disability.

Sketches of blast suspects released

Delhi Police on Tuesday released five sketches of three persons suspected to have planted the bombs in the national capital
A case of forgery and corruption has been registered against Anand Rao, builder and son-in-law of BJP leader late Pramod Mahajan, and two former Chief Executive Officers of SRA.
A police officer said they had "vital clues" and would crack the case soon.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Il on Sunday suffered a apoplectic stoke, and is now recuperating.
Failed US investment banker Lehman Brothers, voted the best in the business many times, is rumoured to have made a distress call to Warren Buffet
The Indian Cricket League (ICL) on Tuesday announced the formal launch of ICL's Season 2 along with the induction of the ninth team
The happily married actor speaks about her director-husband's learning disability.
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Monday, September 15, 2008

DNA Newsletter: September 16, 2008

Today's Headlines Tuesday, September 16, 2008
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'Action replay' for Ash-Akki

Akshay Kumar and Aishwarya Rai will team up again in the forthcoming film Action Replay. They last came together for Rajkumar Santoshi's Khakee, which released over four years back.

Sallu to exhibit his paintings

Salman has his own studio in his Bandra apartment where he spends hours sketching and painting. His close friends reveal that Salman locks himself up in the studio for hours whenever he 'doesn't want to meet anybody.'
A case of forgery and corruption has been registered against Anand Rao, builder and son-in-law of BJP leader late Pramod Mahajan, and two former Chief Executive Officers of SRA.
A police officer said they had "vital clues" and would crack the case soon.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Il on Sunday suffered a apoplectic stoke, and is now recuperating.
Deepening the concerns that global financial crisis is far from over, the US markets suffered three major setbacks on Monday
The Champions league will take centrestage from Tuesday with the Continental sides looking to overhaul last season's dominance of the English clubs
Akshay Kumar and Aishwarya Rai will team up again in the forthcoming film Action Replay. They last came together for Rajkumar Santoshi's Khakee, which released over four years back.
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Saturday, September 13, 2008

DNA Newsletter: September 14, 2008

Today's Headlines Sunday, September 14, 2008
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Rock on.to regional beats

Indian rock bands continue to be inspired by local sounds despite strong Western influences.

Getting her cards right

Celebrated tarot card reader Sunita Menon speaks about how her close connect with several lives affects her own inner space.
A case of forgery and corruption has been registered against Anand Rao, builder and son-in-law of BJP leader late Pramod Mahajan, and two former Chief Executive Officers of SRA.
A joint inquiry was ordered to probe assault on employees of Bhushan Power and Steel Company by locals during a land survey exercise at a Jharkhand village
Nearly 40 videos on YouTube explaining the various aspects of the Hardon Collidor experiment to unravel the secrets of the Big Bang have so far had in excess of three million hits.
Sony India aims to achieve a turnover of Rs 4,000 crore this year 30 per cent higher than what it had achieved last fiscal with the launch of its new series of LCD television.
Andrew Symonds has taken first step towards "mental recovery" by attending a net session with his Queensland and Australian teammate Matthew Hayden.
Roop Kumar Rathod on his new track Saaware, alternating singing and composing and his synergy with his singer wife.
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Friday, September 12, 2008

DNA Newsletter: September 13, 2008

Today's Headlines Saturday, September 13, 2008
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Katrina learns to play the cello

Katrina Kaif is leaving no stone unturned to realistically portray the role of a trained classical musician in Subhash Ghai's forthcoming musical drama Yuvvraaj.

Talks fail as Mamata rejects Buddha offer

After the 75-minute meeting with Bhattacharjee, Banerjee said that "the Chief Minister offered to give back only 70 acres inside the project site to land losers at Singur
Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) on Thursday withdrew its boycott on the films and endorsements featuring the Bachchans.
Popular Telugu actor and N T Rama Rao's son N Balakrishna on Thursday appeared to be gearing up for an imminent political foray.
Nearly 40 videos on YouTube explaining the various aspects of the Hardon Collidor experiment to unravel the secrets of the Big Bang have so far had in excess of three million hits.
Three Indians, including Indiabulls' Sameer Gehlaut and Party Gaming founder Anurag Dikshit, have been named among the 34 innovators in the 'Web Billionaires' list by US magazine Forbes.
Head coach David Booth says his boys are ready to take on the big names of Indian football.
Katrina Kaif is leaving no stone unturned to realistically portray the role of a trained classical musician in Subhash Ghai's forthcoming musical drama Yuvvraaj.
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Thursday, September 11, 2008

DNA Newsletter: September 12, 2008

Today's Headlines Friday, September 12, 2008
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'I love the flavours of Onam'

Amrita Arora, who has a Malayali lineage, will be relishing the harvest feast today with 'good friend' Shakeel Ladak.

Preity goes back to school

Preity Zinta took a few lessons at veteran Anupam Kher's school An Actor Prepares. Kher himself taught her how to adapt the body language and the local dialect of a village girl.
Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) on Thursday withdrew its boycott on the films and endorsements featuring the Bachchans.
Popular Telugu actor and N T Rama Rao's son N Balakrishna on Thursday appeared to be gearing up for an imminent political foray.
Nearly 40 videos on YouTube explaining the various aspects of the Hardon Collidor experiment to unravel the secrets of the Big Bang have so far had in excess of three million hits.
The fall in oil prices from the range-bound $110-$120 per barrel variation has been pretty steady. However, this has not had the effect it might have expected to on the Indian equities.
The umpire decision review system, put on trial during recent India-Sri Lanka series, will be tried out for some more time
Preity Zinta took a few lessons at veteran Anupam Kher's school An Actor Prepares. Kher himself taught her how to adapt the body language and the local dialect of a village girl.
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008

DNA Newsletter: September 11, 2008

Today's Headlines Thursday, September 11, 2008
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Dhoni named ODI Player of the Year

On a night of mixed fortune for Indian cricket, Mahendra Singh Dhoni was named the ODI Player of the Year, Yuvraj Singh won the Twenty20 International Performance of the Year Award.

Salman's 'show' of concern

Congress leader Sanjay Nirupam had arranged a special rally as a part of the Bihar Flood Relief Fund. Though invited for the same, Salman Khan couldn't attend it as he was busy.
We are from UP and should speak in Hindi," said Jaya Bachchan at a film promo on Sunday.
Congress leader and former chief minister Amarinder Singh was expelled from the Punjab Assembly after being indicted by a House committee in a graft case and his seat declared vacant.
Nearly 40 videos on YouTube explaining the various aspects of the Hardon Collidor experiment to unravel the secrets of the Big Bang have so far had in excess of three million hits.
Apple has unveiled new versions of its popular iPod music player, but failed to deliver the surprises that finicky investors have come to expect from CEO Steve Jobs.
On a night of mixed fortune for Indian cricket, Mahendra Singh Dhoni was named the ODI Player of the Year, Yuvraj Singh won the Twenty20 International Performance of the Year Award.
Congress leader Sanjay Nirupam had arranged a special rally as a part of the Bihar Flood Relief Fund. Though invited for the same, Salman Khan couldn't attend it as he was busy.
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