Saturday, November 8, 2008

DNA Newsletter: November 9, 2008

Today's Headlines Sunday, November 09, 2008
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Pot of gold leads three to prison

Three labourers digging at a school campus in Maharashtra stumbled upon a treasure - a jar of 847 gold coins of an unknown period worth roughly Rs.42 lakh

Don't look for gurus: Naseeruddin

As he gears up for the theatrical tribute to Satyadev Dubey at the ongoing Prithvi Festival, Naseeruddin Shah imparts valuable advice to aspiring theatre artistes
Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit
Kundan Prasad Singh is unhappy with the Maharashtra government's probe into his son's killing and angry with Thackeray for having justified the action of the police.
US president-elect Barack Obama has made his first key administration appointment by naming US Representative Rahm Emanuel as his chief of staff
In a reversal of the trend of British companies opening call centres in India, Tech Mahindra has decided to open one in Britain.
Ricky Ponting kicks up another storm by making revelations on Monkeygate controversy
As he gears up for the theatrical tribute to Satyadev Dubey at the ongoing Prithvi Festival, Naseeruddin Shah imparts valuable advice to aspiring theatre artistes
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Friday, November 7, 2008

DNA Newsletter: November 8, 2008

Today's Headlines Saturday, November 08, 2008
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My heart used to break : Priyanka Chopra

Basking in the success of Fashion, Priyanka Chopra talks to Prithwish Ganguly about how she felt when she was going through a flop run

Mani's diktat to Abhishek

Film-maker Mani Ratnam wants Abhishek Bachchan to shed a lot of extra baggage, literally. Mani has asked Abhishek to lose around 15 kilos for his next film Raavan
Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit
Kundan Prasad Singh is unhappy with the Maharashtra government's probe into his son's killing and angry with Thackeray for having justified the action of the police.
US president-elect Barack Obama has made his first key administration appointment by naming US Representative Rahm Emanuel as his chief of staff
Ranbaxy Laboratories has completed its deal with the Japanese pharma company Daiichi Sankyo, the two companies said on Friday.
On Friday morning Sourav Ganguly walked out purposefully to the centre, eager to take guard and get on with the job at hand.
Basking in the success of Fashion, Priyanka Chopra talks to Prithwish Ganguly about how she felt when she was going through a flop run
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Thursday, November 6, 2008

DNA Newsletter: November 7, 2008

Today's Headlines Friday, November 07, 2008
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Aishwarya Rai is heading to Kulu

Aishwarya will not be able to spend much time with her hubby Abhishek in Kochi where they are currently shooting for Mani Ratnam's forthcoming film Ravana.

Bollywood actors have stage fright!

Theatre bigwigs say the stage does not need Bollywood actors to survive; most of them feel the stars lack discipline that's needed of a theatre actor
Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit
Kundan Prasad Singh is unhappy with the Maharashtra government's probe into his son's killing and angry with Thackeray for having justified the action of the police.
In first steps towards assuming office, US President-elect Barack Obama has named a 15-member team, including an Indian woman economist, which will oversee smooth transition of power.
Is anybody making money amidst this economic turmoil? Yes, the consultants. After all, they are the ones helping companies beat these tough times.
Blazing knocks of 88 and 51 by Nicky Boje and Stuart Binny helped Hyderabad Heroes inflict a crushing 79-run defeat
Aishwarya will not be able to spend much time with her hubby Abhishek in Kochi where they are currently shooting for Mani Ratnam's forthcoming film Ravana.
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Wednesday, November 5, 2008

DNA Newsletter: November 6, 2008

Today's Headlines Thursday, November 06, 2008
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Meet America's First Lady

Plain-spoken with a sense of humour uncommon in a political spouse, Barack Obama's wife Michelle complements her husband's more grandiose style

'I simply do not enjoy alcohol anymore'

The best parties Pooja Bedi has been to are her children's birthday parties.
Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit
Kundan Prasad Singh is unhappy with the Maharashtra government's probe into his son's killing and angry with Thackeray for having justified the action of the police.
Barack Obama trounced Republican rival John McCain on Tuesday to become the first African-American to win the United States' presidency.
The Indian software and business process outsourcing (IT/BPO) industry has brushed aside fears about any loss of business from the US in the wake of Barack Obama's election.
Taking over Test captaincy from Anil Kumble, Mahendra Singh Dhoni appeared unfazed by any pressure as he leads India in the fourth and last Test against Australia.
Plain-spoken with a sense of humour uncommon in a political spouse, Barack Obama's wife Michelle complements her husband's more grandiose style
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Tuesday, November 4, 2008

DNA Newsletter: November 5, 2008

Today's Headlines Wednesday, November 05, 2008
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New Delhi's heritage is dying a slow death

The national capital's glorious past is being slowly destroyed, but no one seems to notice.

Payal copies Aishwarya Rai

Payal Rohatagi knows for sure how to grab eyeballs. And this time she has copied Ash costumes from head to toe from the famous Kajra Re song
Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit
Kundan Prasad Singh is unhappy with the Maharashtra government's probe into his son's killing and angry with Thackeray for having justified the action of the police.
Barack Obama returned to Chicago, the city where his rise to prominence began, on Tuesday and cast his vote at 8.45 am (1345 GMT) at the Shoesmith School gymnasium.
Finance minister P Chidambaram on Tuesday played the role of the pied piper of Hamelyn to public sector bank (PSB) chiefs.
During his visit to Mumbai a fortnight ago, Giancarlo Fisichella had sounded confident about scoring a point in the Brazilian Grand Prix.
Payal Rohatagi knows for sure how to grab eyeballs. And this time she has copied Ash costumes from head to toe from the famous Kajra Re song
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Monday, November 3, 2008

DNA Newsletter: November 4, 2008

Today's Headlines Tuesday, November 04, 2008
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Thackeray unites, politics divides parties

What began as a unified response to Raj Thackeray's hate politics, is now threatening to degenerate into unrestrained display of one-upmanship among Bihar's political parties.

'Obama will be a positive change'

He was in town just for a couple of days, but Imran Khan packed in as much as he possibly could - from attending a special party thrown by Gauri Khan
Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit
Kundan Prasad Singh is unhappy with the Maharashtra government's probe into his son's killing and angry with Thackeray for having justified the action of the police.
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.
Policy planners and economists feel India should play an important role in changing the existing global financial architecture.
Both Chelsea and Liverpool can pretty much assure themselves of a place in the Champions League knockout stages on Tuesday.
He was in town just for a couple of days, but Imran Khan packed in as much as he possibly could - from attending a special party thrown by Gauri Khan
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Saturday, November 1, 2008

DNA Newsletter: November 2, 2008

Today's Headlines Sunday, November 02, 2008
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Cooking is a stress buster: Mandira Bedi

With a little creativity and a taste for the best flavours, Mandira Bedi and hubby Raj Kaushal certainly prove they are a 'couple' of cooks...

Rakhi & Kunal team up for a cause

When it comes to charity and helping people in need, the showbiz industry has always been very kind.
Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit
Kundan Prasad Singh is unhappy with the Maharashtra government's probe into his son's killing and angry with Thackeray for having justified the action of the police.
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.
The Reserve Bank's move to further cut reserve ratios and short term lending rate (Repo) would induce banks to cut lending rates
Is it a fair deal? For sure. Ronaldo needs to score only four goals a month to earn as much as the top footballers in the world.
With a little creativity and a taste for the best flavours, Mandira Bedi and hubby Raj Kaushal certainly prove they are a 'couple' of cooks...
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