DNA Newsletter: October 9, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Thursday, October 09, 2008
In this email: Mumbai | India | World | Money | Sport | After Hrs
TOP NEWS 'Jean is the perfect one for me' Chinese action queen Michelle Yeoh talks about her lust for spirituality and discovering love Randeep scarred! Shooting for the social satire Khusar Prasad Ka Bhoot has left actor Randeep Hooda with a scar on his face. Kerala terrorists in Kashmir shootout? No VIP wants to burn Ravana's effigy Clean chit to BMW owner in Soumya's murder MUMBAI Blackout in Bollywood as workers go on strike Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit Pawars no strangers to big land projects Declared fit, patients still prefer hospital stay Triple whammy at box-office more Mumbai » INDIA 'Aatank-garh' irks Azamgarh Azamgarh is shocked, even angry, at the way the police and the media have labelled it a "nursery for terrorists" ever since the Jamia Nagar encounter. Jamia rallies for judicial probe Senate version of nuke bill tabled in US House Tatas shift, Singur simmers more India » WORLD Canadian PM in plagiarism row A row about plagiarism embroiled Prime Minister Stephen Harper after his former speechwriter admitted to copying a 1993 speech in support of the US-led Iraq war by Australia's John Howard. Britain plans 'bare-all' sex education for teens Christians, Hindus feud over Lahore temple Pak allows LeT founder to import bullet proof car more World » MONEY World is close to recession: IMF The world stands on the brink of a recession, led by a devastating financial crisis that is sending rich nations on a downward spiral unlikely to end before 2010. Indian equities in free fall, key index below 11,000 Asia-Pacific markets fall sharply on worldwide recession gloom Global woes prove no dampener on FDI inflows more Money » SPORT Morgan meets Chandra to discuss ICL's status ICC President David Morgan met Indian Cricket League's (ICL) owner Subhash Chandra in London to discuss the Twenty20 venture's demand for recognition. I wanted to go on a high: Ganguly Pak cricketers shower praise on Ganguly Ponting begins mind games more Sports » AFTER Hrs 'Jean is the perfect one for me' Chinese action queen Michelle Yeoh talks about her lust for spirituality and discovering love Randeep scarred! Romancing his homeland 'Prince' at Goan fest in city more After Hrs »
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DNA Newsletter: October 8, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Wednesday, October 08, 2008
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TOP NEWS Preity loves being serious Preity Zinta is quite enjoying the change in her image and that all the films that are lined up for release portray her in a serious light. Ratan Tata says hello in style From playing his first concert with his trouser zipper undone (so nervous was he) maestro Zubin Mehta has come a long way. Tatas choose Gujarat as home for Nano Farmers in Sanand welcome Nano project Bush to sign N-deal bill on Wednesday MUMBAI Blackout in Bollywood as workers go on strike Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit Pawars no strangers to big land projects Declared fit, patients still prefer hospital stay Triple whammy at box-office more Mumbai » INDIA 'Aatank-garh' irks Azamgarh Azamgarh is shocked, even angry, at the way the police and the media have labelled it a "nursery for terrorists" ever since the Jamia Nagar encounter. Jamia rallies for judicial probe Senate version of nuke bill tabled in US House Tatas shift, Singur simmers more India » WORLD Canadian PM in plagiarism row A row about plagiarism embroiled Prime Minister Stephen Harper after his former speechwriter admitted to copying a 1993 speech in support of the US-led Iraq war by Australia's John Howard. Britain plans 'bare-all' sex education for teens Christians, Hindus feud over Lahore temple Pak allows LeT founder to import bullet proof car more World » MONEY UK set to invest $79bn in 3 banks The UK government may invest at least 45 billion pounds ($79 billion) in three of the country's biggest banks Markets remain volatile Shareholders lose Rs 2.3-lakh cr on US crisis 'India can weather the global financial storm' more Money » SPORT Will Fernando fire again? Following his stunning victory in Singapore, the Renault driver is confident of a good showing at the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday Comeback man Hewitt hoping for a title Inzamam hopes Zardari will resolve ICL issue Ganguly could not have timed it better more Sports » AFTER Hrs Preity loves being serious Preity Zinta is quite enjoying the change in her image and that all the films that are lined up for release portray her in a serious light. Ratan Tata says hello in style Shibani's rock connection Of cooks & palace kitchens more After Hrs »
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DNA Newsletter: October 7, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Tuesday, October 07, 2008
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TOP NEWS Sambhavna roots for Rahul Everybody had their reasons to be in Bigg Boss, but item girl Sambhavna Seth has a weird reason. 'We are still a couple' Despite industry sources saying that Adhyayan Suman and Kangana Ranaut have parted ways, Adhyayan maintains that nothing is wrong between them. 240 people detained in Mumbai rave party Shakti Kapoor's son among 240 held in party Mumbai police arrest 15 Indian Mujahideen MUMBAI Blackout in Bollywood as workers go on strike Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit Pawars no strangers to big land projects Declared fit, patients still prefer hospital stay Triple whammy at box-office more Mumbai » INDIA 'Aatank-garh' irks Azamgarh Azamgarh is shocked, even angry, at the way the police and the media have labelled it a "nursery for terrorists" ever since the Jamia Nagar encounter. Jamia rallies for judicial probe Senate version of nuke bill tabled in US House Tatas shift, Singur simmers more India » WORLD Canadian PM in plagiarism row A row about plagiarism embroiled Prime Minister Stephen Harper after his former speechwriter admitted to copying a 1993 speech in support of the US-led Iraq war by Australia's John Howard. Britain plans 'bare-all' sex education for teens Christians, Hindus feud over Lahore temple Pak allows LeT founder to import bullet proof car more World » MONEY Stocks crash to lowest level in 2 years The stock market cracked under pressure from the boiling global financial crisis. Wachovia may be split between Citigroup and Wells Fargo RIL ready to look at out of court settlement RBI slashes CRR; interest rates may ease more Money » SPORT Pak may follow Sri Lanka Pakistan Government is reportedly considering lifting ban on players linked to the ICL We could win 3-1: Sehwag Michael Owen overlooked again Real Madrid held, Valencia on top more Sports » AFTER Hrs 'We are still a couple' Despite industry sources saying that Adhyayan Suman and Kangana Ranaut have parted ways, Adhyayan maintains that nothing is wrong between them. Are you carrying a condom? Sambhavna roots for Rahul 'Noyonika's just kiddin' more After Hrs »
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DNA Newsletter: October 5, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Sunday, October 05, 2008
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TOP NEWS Do you know Lilette Dubey's daughter? "Role playing comes rather naturally to me," admits Ira Dubey as she glides around effortlessly in her mom Lilette Dubey's office overlooking the majestic azure of the Arabian Sea. I was a diva at 13: Rekha Bhanurekha, true to her name, rises early, much before the sun makes an appearance on the skyline. 'Tata has some values' Kolkatans feel 'loss' at Nano pullout Congress leaders resign after being 'ignored' MUMBAI Blackout in Bollywood as workers go on strike Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit Pawars no strangers to big land projects Declared fit, patients still prefer hospital stay Triple whammy at box-office more Mumbai » INDIA 'Aatank-garh' irks Azamgarh Azamgarh is shocked, even angry, at the way the police and the media have labelled it a "nursery for terrorists" ever since the Jamia Nagar encounter. Jamia rallies for judicial probe Senate version of nuke bill tabled in US House Tatas shift, Singur simmers more India » WORLD Canadian PM in plagiarism row A row about plagiarism embroiled Prime Minister Stephen Harper after his former speechwriter admitted to copying a 1993 speech in support of the US-led Iraq war by Australia's John Howard. Britain plans 'bare-all' sex education for teens Christians, Hindus feud over Lahore temple Pak allows LeT founder to import bullet proof car more World » MONEY Mukesh converts 12 cr RIL warrants Mukesh Dhirubhai Ambani wrote the largest-ever cheque by a promoter to purchase a company's shares on Friday. Amusement parks industry eyes 25% growth What language is insurance speaking? On the web, wherever you go, ad networks will follow more Money » SPORT Jason Krejza tells spiked-drink tale ACA asks team management to be careful after offie reveals that he had tested positive for cocaine in 2006 Ganguly fails to get a good knock Heat is on 'Afridi could be future Pakistan captain' more Sports » AFTER Hrs I was a diva at 13: Rekha Bhanurekha, true to her name, rises early, much before the sun makes an appearance on the skyline. 'I'm a glutton in the kitchen' Do you know Lilette Dubey's daughter? The haute & happening this season more After Hrs »
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DNA Newsletter: October 4, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Saturday, October 04, 2008
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TOP NEWS Bhajji-Shama war rages on! If you thought that everything is now calm between Shama Sikander and Harbhajan Singh post their heated exchange on the sets of a reality dance show, you're wrong. 'No vulgar lyrics please' Sunidhi Chauhan is on a song. The singer has not only risen to the top in B-town's musical hierarchy but is all set to remain in tune with the festive season with her shows. A witness surfaces in Soumya's murder Tata announces pullout of Nano from Singur 80 mn people will suffer: WB govt MUMBAI Blackout in Bollywood as workers go on strike Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit Pawars no strangers to big land projects Declared fit, patients still prefer hospital stay Triple whammy at box-office more Mumbai » INDIA 'Aatank-garh' irks Azamgarh Azamgarh is shocked, even angry, at the way the police and the media have labelled it a "nursery for terrorists" ever since the Jamia Nagar encounter. Jamia rallies for judicial probe Senate version of nuke bill tabled in US House Tatas shift, Singur simmers more India » WORLD Canadian PM in plagiarism row A row about plagiarism embroiled Prime Minister Stephen Harper after his former speechwriter admitted to copying a 1993 speech in support of the US-led Iraq war by Australia's John Howard. Britain plans 'bare-all' sex education for teens Christians, Hindus feud over Lahore temple Pak allows LeT founder to import bullet proof car more World » MONEY Anil Ambani inks $1.5 bn deal with Spielberg and Snider Anil Ambani has struck a deal worth $1.5 billion with three-time Oscar winner Steven Spielberg and Stacey Snider to create a new motion picture studio. Over-dependence on derivatives hit AIG RIL eyeing diesel exports to Pakistan Merrill Lynch CEO gets good job from BofA more Money » SPORT There is no alternative... really? Shane Warne, Glen McGrath, Damien Martyn, Justin Langer, and Adam Gilchrist must be ruing the fact they didn't play for India, because then they could still be playing Test cricket. Indian batting has become toothless: Boycott A tale of two F1 circuits I never demanded Laxman's removal: Afridi more Sports » AFTER Hrs Bhajji-Shama war rages on! If you thought that everything is now calm between Shama Sikander and Harbhajan Singh post their heated exchange on the sets of a reality dance show, you're wrong. 'No vulgar lyrics please' 'I thank Kamal Haasan' Has Milind Deora met his match? more After Hrs »
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DNA Newsletter: October 3, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Friday, October 03, 2008
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TOP NEWS Deal's fine, but fuel supply a grey area David Mulford says US cannot compel its companies to provide fuel to India 'The wait for Salman was worth it' Salman Khan did not make any concession for his brother-in-law Atul Agnihotri - be it the money or the dates. 'Drona' is more believable: Abhishek It's a deal: Senate gives 86-13 thumbs up Rice warns India against testing MUMBAI Blackout in Bollywood as workers go on strike Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit Pawars no strangers to big land projects Declared fit, patients still prefer hospital stay Triple whammy at box-office more Mumbai » INDIA 'Aatank-garh' irks Azamgarh Azamgarh is shocked, even angry, at the way the police and the media have labelled it a "nursery for terrorists" ever since the Jamia Nagar encounter. Jamia rallies for judicial probe Senate version of nuke bill tabled in US House Tatas shift, Singur simmers more India » WORLD Canadian PM in plagiarism row A row about plagiarism embroiled Prime Minister Stephen Harper after his former speechwriter admitted to copying a 1993 speech in support of the US-led Iraq war by Australia's John Howard. Britain plans 'bare-all' sex education for teens Christians, Hindus feud over Lahore temple Pak allows LeT founder to import bullet proof car more World » MONEY Senate passes financial rescue plan, House to vote next The US senate approved a $700-billion financial rescue package Wednesday night that members said was essential to keep the world's largest economy from near-total collapse. 'Rivals not behind pulling down our shares' We always evoke worst perception: ICICI Bank 'Inflation, high fuel prices blessing in disguise' more Money » SPORT Final fling for Fab 5: Border Former Australia captain says selectors' decision to go with experience could backfire Best chance to beat the Aussies: Kumble Sachin will be the dangerman for Aussies: Rajput Sharma, Kohli rescue Board XI against Australia more Sports » AFTER Hrs 'Drona' is more believable: Abhishek For those of you who think Abhishek has done a me-too with Drona after Hrithik Roshan's Krrish, Bachchan says that's not true at all. 'The wait for Salman was worth it' Farah Khan's 'lovable' Eid lunch 'I like to spend time with my wife' more After Hrs »
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DNA Newsletter: October 2, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Thursday, October 02, 2008
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TOP NEWS Why 'Yuvvraaj' was preponed Filmmakers seem to have learnt their lesson after the first edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) hijacked the film-going audiences and forced a few films off the marquee. 'Sly seemed smitten by me' That act seemed to have melted Sylvester Stallone's heart too. When he met Lakshmi on the sets of Las Vegas, he was chivalry personified. Three blasts in Agartala, 35 injured Thane riot was pre-planned, says VHP Mystery shrouds Delhi journalist's murder MUMBAI Celebs, stub it out for GenNext Mumbaikars say that celebrities smoking in public have a negative influence on youngsters 9-year-old boy faces case for beating up classmate I-T finds Rs354 cr stashed away Fort booksellers haven't lost heart more Mumbai » INDIA 'Aatank-garh' irks Azamgarh Azamgarh is shocked, even angry, at the way the police and the media have labelled it a "nursery for terrorists" ever since the Jamia Nagar encounter. Jamia rallies for judicial probe Senate version of nuke bill tabled in US House Tatas shift, Singur simmers more India » WORLD China milk scandal firm asked for cover-up help A Chinese company at the centre of the scare over tainted milk powder had asked for government help to cover up the extent of the problem Canadian PM in plagiarism row Britain plans 'bare-all' sex education for teens Christians, Hindus feud over Lahore temple more World » MONEY Markets up second day in a row Hope sprang once more on the market, as it was expected that a fresh bailout package in lieu of the earlier rejection of the $700 Billion bailout Tata Steel to buy 20% in Canada miner New BMW 7-Series to have hybrid drive Asia Pacific home to 27.8% of World's millionaires more Money » SPORT India hopefuls plot to dent Aussie pride With nothing really to lose and a lot to gain, Team India hopefuls would try every trick in the book to pull off an upset when Board President's XI take on Australia. Warne's ball of the century turned Mishra into leg-spinner Ganguly to play for India A in the final Ganguly dismisses suggestions of a compromise deal more Sports » AFTER Hrs Why 'Yuvvraaj' was preponed Filmmakers seem to have learnt their lesson after the first edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) hijacked the film-going audiences and forced a few films off the marquee. 'Sly seemed smitten by me' 'Good cinema died in Pak 25-30 years ago' Gandhi-the timeless muse more After Hrs »
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