| Today's Headlines | Saturday, December 06, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSRanbir Kapoor hits Katrina Kaif! Poor Katrina Kaif never saw this one coming. She had to pack up the shoot to nurse her injured nose after co-star Ranbir Kapoor's hand hit her face Aamir stalls Ghajini's publicity Reliable industry sources say, Aamir has temporarily suspended all the promotional activities revolving around the release of his forthcoming film Ghajini. Union Home Minister P Chidambaram admitted to the intelligence and security lapses and assured that steps would be taken to ensure that there is an improvement in measures to tackle terrorism. Prominent OBC leader Chhagan Bhujbal was Friday named as the Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra by the Sharad Pawar-led NCP. A Motion moved in the House of Commons said that Britian would ensure its territory is not used as a base for supporting this kind of terrorist attacks. Effective last midnight, the government cut the retail prices of petrol by Rs5 a litre and diesel by Rs2 following the sharp drop in international crude oil prices Mumbai may have humbled Hyderabad at the Bandra-Kurla Complex but they were initially reluctant play at the venue. Poor Katrina Kaif never saw this one coming. She had to pack up the shoot to nurse her injured nose after co-star Ranbir Kapoor's hand hit her face | ||
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Friday, December 5, 2008
DNA Newsletter: December 6, 2008
Thursday, December 4, 2008
DNA Newsletter: December 5, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Friday, December 05, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSBachchan resumes shootingAmitabh Bachchan stepped out for his first assignment post the Mumbai terror attacks - and contniued where he had left off. Distraught Rahman offShocked at the untimely death of his friend H Sridhar, the music maestro packs off for a break in the US. The Shiv Sena Wednesday said the government should first flush out "mini Pakistans" mushrooming in India and then think of teaching the neighbour country a lesson. What perplexes Pakistani writer Mohd Hanif these days is the unavailability of Indian books and magazines in his country when he is able to watch Bollywood blockbusters there. Who could be India's Obama who could unite the country and march the nation forward at a traumatic time? US business magazine Forbes feels it is industry captain Ratan Tata. On November 24, the Director General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) issued a notification placing Elastomeric in the restricted list. England captain Kevin Pietersen said he was confident that his team would travel to India for next week's first Test in Chennai despite the recent atrocities. Ram Gopal Varma is remorseless even after Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh loses his job, finds Shubha Shetty-Saha. | ||
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Wednesday, December 3, 2008
DNA Newsletter: December 4, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, December 04, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSCongress defends Rahul decision to partyThe Congress stoutly defended on Wednesday general secretary Rahul Gandhi's decision to attend a friend's pre-wedding ceremony during last week's terrorist attack on Mumbai. Technician's death shatters AamirHe flies to Chennai to attend the funeral of sound engineer H Sridhar, who was part of films like Rangeela, Lagaan, Ghajini. The Shiv Sena Wednesday said the government should first flush out "mini Pakistans" mushrooming in India and then think of teaching the neighbour country a lesson. What perplexes Pakistani writer Mohd Hanif these days is the unavailability of Indian books and magazines in his country when he is able to watch Bollywood blockbusters there. President Asif Ali Zardari has rejected India's demand to hand over LeT chief Hafiz Mohd Sayeed and other fugitives and doubted whether the arrested terrorist is a Pakistani national. Facing imminent bankruptcy, the top three American automobile majors - General Motors, Chrysler and Ford - have sought a $34 billion bailout package from the US Congress. South Africa coach Micky Arthur is leaving no stone unturned in his ambitious bid to humble the World champions and has now turned to India coach Gary Kirsten He flies to Chennai to attend the funeral of sound engineer H Sridhar, who was part of films like Rangeela, Lagaan, Ghajini. | ||
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Tuesday, December 2, 2008
DNA Newsletter: December 3, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, December 03, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSDon't burn cinematic bridgesRelations between India and Pakistan have hit an all-time low and there's even talk of snapping ties at the diplomatic level and more. Enough of politics!If their mood is anything to go by, it is indeed a cathartic period for Indian politics and will change the way politicians are held accountable by the citizens of the country. The role of Mohammad Amjad Amir Iman, a Lashker-e-Taiba cadre, in the Mumbai terror attacks has brought to fore that terror groups in Pakistan were hiring people with weak backgrounds. Influential US Senator John McCain, who unsuccessfully ran for President, arrived here Tuesday on an unscheduled visit to show solidarity in the wake of Mumbai terror attacks. The Indian nanny who rescued Jewish toddler Moshe Holtzberg may be conferred a top Israeli honour usually reserved for saviours of Jews from Holocaust. The world's largest economy US slipped into recession almost a year ago and not now as is widely believed, the country's National Bureau of Economic Research has said. Manchester United and Portugal winger Cristiano Ronaldo was awarded the Ballon d'Or on Tuesday after inspiring the English club to the Champions League and Premier League double Relations between India and Pakistan have hit an all-time low and there's even talk of snapping ties at the diplomatic level and more. | ||
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Monday, December 1, 2008
DNA Newsletter: December 2, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, December 02, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSCongress won't politicise terror: PMAssuring that the Congress will not politicise the issue of terrorism, prime minister Manmohan Singh has called on all the political parties to unite Ramu under fireBollywood reacts sharply to Ram Gopal Varma's visit to the Taj Mahal and Trident Oberoi hotels with CM Vilasrao Deshmukh on Sunday post the terror attacks A Jewish congregation dissolved in tears in a synagogue Monday at the grief of a two-year-old orphan who cried out for his father-- a Rabbi-- and mother slain by terrorists The Supreme Court Monday directed the Special POTA court in Gujarat to transfer within a month cases against 85 accused in the Godhra train carnage to a sessions court in Godhra. Indian nanny Sandra Samuel, whose brave action saved a two-year-old Israeli toddler from a Jewish centre sieged by terrorists in Mumbai, may get an immigration permit to live in Israel. Regardless of the state of the economy, our businesses need to continue to market our products and services. Former captain Mike Atherton on Monday objected to sending a second string team to India and said if the security expert clears the tour The city is seething with rage and some prominent Mumbaikars are planning to take concrete steps. | ||
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Saturday, November 29, 2008
DNA Newsletter: November 30, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, November 30, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSSaffron seeks Mumbai mileageThe fight against terrorists in Mumbai has given way to a political battle, with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) trying to milk it for electoral gains. Since 9/11, biggest news event in US The Mumbai terror attacks played big time in the US media but nowhere more so than on the 24-hour news network CNN. Thousands attended the funeral procession of Anti-Terrorism Squad chief Hemant Karkare Saturday to have a last glimpse of the officer who laid down his life to save Mumbaikars Senior BJP leader L K Advani Saturday called on the government to build pressure on Pakistan to hand over Dawood Ibrahim to India. Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani Saturday held crisis talks with his cabinet to review India's allegations of a Pakistani link to the terrorist strikes in Mumbai Global apparel retail brand esprit on Saturday said it would expand its Indian operations by more than doubling the number of its stores in the country to 100 Former captains Bob Willis and David Gower have joined Ian Botham and Mike Atherton in urging the English team to return to India A yoga guru, an art of living expert and other mental health therapists tell you how to cope with the fear psychosis created by the terror attacks on our city | ||
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Friday, November 28, 2008
DNA Newsletter: November 29, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, November 29, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSTaj remains the final battle fieldAfter the successful operations at Oberoi-Trident hotel and Nariman House, the Taj hotel remains the only concern for the NSG Five bodies found in Nariman HouseThe bodies of five hostages were found in Nariman House while the National Security Guards (NSG) killed two terrorists The entire Oberoi-Trident hotel complex has been cleared of terrorists, says NSG chief J K Dutt. Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani Friday accepted a request from his Indian counterpart Manmohan Singh to send the ISI chief to India for sharing of information Somali pirates have hijacked a Liberian-flagged chemical tanker in the Gulf of Aden, with 25 Indians among a 30-man team of crew on board, a maritime official said Friday. Firepro Systems, the largest player in the infrastructure protection and safety services space in the country, sees the terror attacks fuelling growth in its segment. That England returns home after an incomplete one-day series against India following the terror attacks in Mumbai is understandable but the Test tour must go on Katrina is yet to discover her strengths when it comes to acting. The actor says she is still trying to "figure out" her calling. | ||
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