DNA Newsletter: October 17, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Friday, October 17, 2008
In this email: Mumbai | India | World | Money | Sport | After Hrs
TOP NEWS Jet Airways reinstates sacked employees Jet Airways reinstated all the employyes that had lost their job late on Thursday night. The comany's chairman made the announcement at a press conference. I want a boyfriend: Celina Jaitley Celina Jaitley says that she wants to be loved by a man and pampered silly. "I want a boyfriend who cares for me and pampers me. And who I can show off," says the actor. Preity Zinta talks tough! Aviation crisis not our responsibility: Govt Indian Navy warship deployed in Gulf of Aden 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 Sikhs split over Guru Granth Sahib anniversary The Sikh historic occasion of "Guru-Ta-Gaddi Divas", the day the Granth Sahib was anointed Gurudom, to be celebrated in Nanded in Maharashtra, has run into controversy. 'Aatank-garh' irks Azamgarh Jamia rallies for judicial probe Senate version of nuke bill tabled in US House 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 Cornered, Jet takes back all 1,900 employees 'I have not been able to sleep all night. I apologise for what has happened,' an emotional Jet Airways chairman Naresh Goyal told reporters at a late night press meet. Citi posts loss of $2.8 bn, slashes 11,000 jobs Inflation drops further, stands at 11.44% No lay-offs in Kingfisher for the time being: Mallya more Money » SPORT 'Keep the faith in spinners' Richie Benaud feels the search to unearth another Shane Warne could be a lengthy one No cakewalk for big two Help whoever you like, Hamilton tells Alonso Anil Kumble keeps everyone guessing more Sports » AFTER Hrs Preity Zinta talks tough! Preity Zinta has always had the guts to take on issues. I want a boyfriend: Celina Jaitley 'Smita's life was a series of accidents' It was a mindless move: Naseer more After Hrs »
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DNA Newsletter: October 16, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Thursday, October 16, 2008
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TOP NEWS When Rohit Shetty forgot to call Kareena Any filmmaker would be willing to give his tooth and nail for just a story sitting with Kareena Kapoor, let alone have her in their films. What Salman did for Bruna There's one more life that Salman Khan seems to have touched-that of Brazil's finest export to India model Bruna Abdullah. 'Congress is worried only about Rae Bareli' Jet Airways lays off 1000 employees Raj Thackeray threatens Jet Airways 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 Sikhs split over Guru Granth Sahib anniversary The Sikh historic occasion of "Guru-Ta-Gaddi Divas", the day the Granth Sahib was anointed Gurudom, to be celebrated in Nanded in Maharashtra, has run into controversy. 'Aatank-garh' irks Azamgarh Jamia rallies for judicial probe Senate version of nuke bill tabled in US House 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 Tatas to get Nano land at Rs.900 per sq metre The Gujarat government has decided to charge the market price, Rs.900 per square metre, for the land Tata Motors is acquiring for the Nano car project. No order cuts yet: Boeing RBI cuts cash reserve ratio again Government offers help to airlines more Money » SPORT Kimi hits out at McLaren He vows to do anything to help team-mate Massa win the championship Will Drogba take the award this time? Lee gives it back to Zaheer Tendulkar stresses on maintaining hygiene more Sports » AFTER Hrs What Salman did for Bruna There's one more life that Salman Khan seems to have touched-that of Brazil's finest export to India model Bruna Abdullah. When Rohit Shetty forgot to call Kareena No space for talent in Bollywood: Dia Gulshan Grover's upset more After Hrs »
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DNA Newsletter: October 15, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Wednesday, October 15, 2008
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TOP NEWS Nairs dead, but recovery agents still calling Three days after their suicides were discovered, recovery agents are still chasing the Nair siblings. Vijender keeps date with Bipasha When he is inside the ring he is undoubtedly one of the best. But boxer Vijender Singh promises to be as good when people see him on stage. 'I don't have a bikini figure' 'Aamir mamu is not my mentor' Bomb blast in Kanpur, five injured 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 Sikhs split over Guru Granth Sahib anniversary The Sikh historic occasion of "Guru-Ta-Gaddi Divas", the day the Granth Sahib was anointed Gurudom, to be celebrated in Nanded in Maharashtra, has run into controversy. 'Aatank-garh' irks Azamgarh Jamia rallies for judicial probe Senate version of nuke bill tabled in US House 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 Air India MRO to deal with EADS The much-awaited maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facility of Air India is set to become a reality Metals to head down in 2009 despite supply blips PepsiCo to cut 3,300 jobs globally as profit falls India's liquidity situation comfortable: RBI more Money » SPORT Under-fire Hamilton tries to set record straight Denies he is arrogant, admits he has made mistakes Beach break for Brazil footballers Zaheer gains seven places in Test bowlers list Broad plays down Zaheer-Haddin spat more Sports » AFTER Hrs 'I don't have a bikini figure' When most actresses are falling in line and sporting a bikini in their films to sizzle on the screen, meet Raima Sen, who thinks a person can be sexier if something is left for the imagination. Vijender keeps date with Bipasha Salman's look swept me off my feet: Preity Aamir mamu is not my mentor: Imran Khan more After Hrs »
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DNA Newsletter: October 14, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Tuesday, October 14, 2008
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TOP NEWS 'I am not arrogant' Himesh Reshammiya volleys allegations of being conceited and hiding his wife from the public glare 'There is no urge to get married' Achint Kaur has been living in with co-actor Mohan Kapur for the past nine years and they are very happy with the kind of comfort level they share in their relationship. P R Dasmunsi in critical condition After 96 hours, Sonu's body recovered PM calls communal violence 'most disturbing' 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 Sikhs split over Guru Granth Sahib anniversary The Sikh historic occasion of "Guru-Ta-Gaddi Divas", the day the Granth Sahib was anointed Gurudom, to be celebrated in Nanded in Maharashtra, has run into controversy. 'Aatank-garh' irks Azamgarh Jamia rallies for judicial probe Senate version of nuke bill tabled in US House 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 Mobius sees markets close to bottom Stock markets are close to bottoming as the global financial storm has beaten valuations down to very cheap levels FM advises investors not to panic; market soars Mallya, Goyal discuss Kingfisher, Jet future Jet, Kingfisher shares up on merger rumours more Money » SPORT Stonewalled in first Test Middle-order, led by Tendulkar and Laxman, thwart the Australian charge and ensure that India don't capitulate on a tricky Day Five wicket This is the most defensive Australian team: Zaheer Defiant Lawson refuses to resign Hamilton attacks Massa more Sports » AFTER Hrs 'I am not arrogant' Himesh Reshammiya volleys allegations of being conceited and hiding his wife from the public glare 'There is no urge to get married' Katrina Kaif, UTV in two-film deal Will an Indian bag the Booker? more After Hrs »
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DNA Newsletter: October 12, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Sunday, October 12, 2008
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TOP NEWS SRK to replicate Mannat in Dubai? While Shah Rukh Khan is already the proud owner of a 58 million dirham Signature Villa on the Palm Islands at Jumeirah in Dubai, he has acquired yet another apartment in the Shah Rukh Khan Boulevard. 'I can't suck up to people' She's just back from a trip to Singapore and recalls how she spent every moment loving it. Eye yoga, anyone? BJP renews demand for Patil's ouster Now, Ramadoss to focus on liquor ban 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 Sikhs split over Guru Granth Sahib anniversary The Sikh historic occasion of "Guru-Ta-Gaddi Divas", the day the Granth Sahib was anointed Gurudom, to be celebrated in Nanded in Maharashtra, has run into controversy. 'Aatank-garh' irks Azamgarh Jamia rallies for judicial probe Senate version of nuke bill tabled in US House 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 'Right time for overseas Indians to invest in India' Overseas Indians should take advantage of favourable exchange rates arising out of the current global financial crisis and invest in India, says M Venugopal. India's forex reserves drop nearly $8 billion Wills Lifestyle plans to double stores in 2 yrs Dear India, hard times are here more Money » SPORT Hamilton on top, Massa slips McLaren driver takes pole position at the Japanese GP; while Ferrari's title contender is fifth on the grid Sydney bids for Australian Open hosting rights Johnson turns the heat on India 'Ponting will surpass Tendulkar' more Sports » AFTER Hrs 'I can't suck up to people' She's just back from a trip to Singapore and recalls how she spent every moment loving it. SRK to replicate Mannat in Dubai? When the kitchen is a canvas Clicking towards a social change more After Hrs »
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DNA Newsletter: October 10, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Friday, October 10, 2008
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TOP NEWS Karisma's return isn't a comeback She has been away from the limelight for a while but Karisma Kapoor, refuses to dub her return as a judge on Nach Baliye 4 as a 'comeback'. I don't like manipulative women: Salman Rumours are rife that Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif are drifting apart and how the couple has got into numerous squabbles. Rioters set fire to houses in Orissa Bajrang Dal dares govt to ban the group 'Bush's assurances not worth anything' 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 Sikhs split over Guru Granth Sahib anniversary The Sikh historic occasion of "Guru-Ta-Gaddi Divas", the day the Granth Sahib was anointed Gurudom, to be celebrated in Nanded in Maharashtra, has run into controversy. 'Aatank-garh' irks Azamgarh Jamia rallies for judicial probe Senate version of nuke bill tabled in US House 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 IDFC's India Infra Fund raises $855 m The much-touted India Infrastructure Fund set up to finance major road, port and power projects has so far garnered over $855 million in multiple closures Good traction in Indian pharmaceuticals research Wall Street panic rolling over consumers Libor holds central banks hostage more Money » SPORT Butt vows to breathe health into Pakistan cricket PCB's newly-appointed chief is even considering a change in venue for Champions Trophy Highly satisfying knock, says Ponting Warne urges Aus spinners to be patient Now, Ecclestone pushes for a level field more Sports » AFTER Hrs Hrithik Roshan's hurt again! While shooting for his home production Kites in Las Vegas in the US, Hrithik Roshan tore a ligament on his ankle. 'I don't mind being eclipsed by bigger stars' I don't like manipulative women: Salman Failure of Aryan shattered me: Abhishek more After Hrs »
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DNA Newsletter: October 9, 2008

	Today's Headlines	Thursday, October 09, 2008
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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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