| Today's Headlines | Friday, January 30, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSLocate a loo to find your way if you're lost in DelhiThe Delhi govt plans to install computers at all the loos which will provide tourists information regarding the venues and game schedules to help lost tourists. SRK waiting for doc's word on shoulder injuryShah Rukh Khan's doctors to let him know whether his shoulder surgery can be postponed for later. Security at the Mumbai airport has been tightened following intelligence input suggesting that terrorists were planning to carry out a hijacking attempt. Samajwadi Party workers and leaders in Bihar have decided to offer Aishwarya the party ticket for the Madhepura seat. An influential policy advisor has suggested that New Delhi set up a body on the lines of America's National Counter-terrorism Center. Catalogue retail major Argos is winding up its two-year trial operations in India that include five stores in Mumbai and a telephone and internet ordering service. Warne is impressed by India's surge in international cricket but believes India could realise their number one dream only if Sachin keeps himself fit. How would you feel if you see your father romance your first crush? Well, Ranbir Kapoor reveals he had a similar experience as a teenager. | ||
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Thursday, January 29, 2009
DNA Newsletter: January 30, 2009
Saturday, January 24, 2009
DNA Newsletter: January 25, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, January 25, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSJindal as next US presidential nominee?The Indian-American Governor of Louisiana, Bobby Jindal, has been invited to deliver a key-note address to the national fundraising of the Republican Party. 'I didn't know he (Rahman) was that goodMK Arjunan, Malayalam music director and AR Rahman's guru, talks about the underdog who became Slumdog. Dr R Panda, who successfully performed high-risk heart bypass surgery on the PM has had a long and humble journey before reaching the pinnacle in his profession. The redo bypass surgery on prime minister Dr. Manmohan Singh has been successful and his condition is stable. Musharraf has said that despite taking the "lead role" in fighting the war on terror, his country is being "treated unequally." The human resources department of Satyam Computer Services has started verification to ascertain the company's headcount. Andrew Symonds has put Cricket Australia in a bind following his description of New Zealand batsman Brendon McCullum as a "lump of s**t" on a radio show. Popstar Kelly Osbourne has checked herself into a rehabilitation center, her mother Sharon has revealed. | ||
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Saturday, January 17, 2009
DNA Newsletter: January 18, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, January 18, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSDinner, Ghajini and then deathAntop Hill resident, Heardeep Kurmi, 26, with the help of his friend Sanju Patel, 18, allegedly strangled his wife Preeti, 20, after taking her out on January 3. Obama is the latest bestseller for bookstoresWith Barack Obama's inauguration as the first Afro-American president two days away, booksellers in Mumbai are gearing up for a spurt in sales. Demanding the hanging of Afzal Guru, who was sentenced to death in the 2001 Parliament attack case, AIATF chairman MS Bitta on Saturday, said the Mumbai attacks could have been averted. There are several reasons for the current uncertainty about his prospects, at least two of which are sudden, unexpected developments. Pakistan's former prime minister Nawaz Sharif has criticised the present government, saying it was not different from the dictatorship under Pervez Musharraf. Union textile minister Shankersinh Vaghela questioned the legal validity of the MoUs signed by the Gujarat government during the Vibrant Gujarat Investors meet. Asif is being deported. He flew to Mumbai on Saturday, took a connecting flight to Delhi but has been stopped at the airport by immigration authorities. With several Bollywood projects in hand, southern beauty Asin Thottumkal moved to Mumbai from Chennai but says she has no plans to stay in the city permanently. | ||
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Friday, January 16, 2009
DNA Newsletter: January 17, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, January 17, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSSebi's wait for Raju gets longerThe Securities and Exchange Board of India will have to wait till Monday to know whether it would ever get an opportunity to question Ramalinga Raju over the scam. Chasing their dream: A home in Maximum CityDNA found a common thread among prospective buyers - a desire to own a dream home in Mumbai. Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray on Friday, said chief minister BS Yeddyurappa is heaping "grave atrocities" on Marathi people in the neighbouring state. Sanjay Dutt, who is expected to reach Lucknow next week to for Lok Sabha campaign, will be greeted by hoardings that rake up his past. Fatima Bhutto has accused her aunt Benazir Bhutto of converting the sombre resting place of the Bhuttos in Sindh province into a revolting "Disney version of Taj Mahal". The hunt for a CEO to run the fraud-hit company is proving to be a herculean task. Appalled at the ICC's all-time greats' list, the legendary Kapil Dev on Friday said the ratings made a mockery of players like Sunil Gavaskar and Sachin Tendulkar An old friend of Hollywood hunk Brad Pitt has revealed that the star had been heavily into weed-smoking | ||
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Tuesday, January 13, 2009
DNA Newsletter: January 14, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, January 14, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWS'Freida knows how to deal with inflated egos'With the success of Slumdog Millionaire, Freida Pinto may have become a household name, but for some she's more than just an award-winning actor. Abducted from Prabhadevi, tied to a tree near VirarThree unidentified persons allegedly kidnapped a 24-year-old girl from outside her Prabhadevi home in a Tata Sumo. Anita Uddaiya, who saw the ten terrorists arrive at the Fisherman's Colony in Cuffe Parade on November 26, has been missing since January 11. On Friday, India urged Israel to put an end to the strikes and resume a dialogue with the Palestinians. Shabana's bullet-ridden body was found slumped on the ground , strewn with money, recordings of her performances and photographs from her albums. Ramalinga Raju is trying to put strongly something which he wants others to believe, whether he believes in it or not. Matthew Hayden, Australia's most prolific opening batsman who had a stunning Test average of 59 against India announced his retirement from international cricket. Acknowledging that Ghajini was his biggest film in terms of box office collections, Aamir Khan said the feeling that his hard work has been appreciated is "priceless". | ||
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Wednesday, January 7, 2009
DNA Newsletter: January 8, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, January 08, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWS'Thanksgiving' landed Raju in soupPayoffs for projects were nigh. Pressure was rising with polls round the corner. With no cash in hand, was the admission with an eye on bailout for him and family? And Price Waterhouse did not know about all this?Satyam's books have been audited by Price Waterhouse since the financial year 2000-2001. It's a separate and independent legal entity. Troubles are not yet over for Ghajini. Having tided over the copyright row, the Aamir Khan-starrer is now up against Pratibha Naitthani. A minister in the Mayawati government has kicked up a storm here by dubbing Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, and several other prominent statesmen "mafia". Biden revealed that he would travel to Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan but made no reference to India as an itinerary for his upcoming visit. Years after foreign media wondered if Americans should be afraid of Ramalinga Raju more than Osama Bin Laden due to jobs they lost to India, the fear seems to have come true. I plan to continue working for the game the way I am working right now. There are a lot of things that still need to be done. I am not done yet. John Travolta reportedly clutched and cradled the dead body of his son and told him "I'm sorry Jett". | ||
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Saturday, December 20, 2008
DNA Newsletter: December 21, 2008
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, December 21, 2008 | |
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TOP NEWSRussian, 3 others held for sex racketThe DN Nagar police arrested two women, a pimp and his driver on charges of being involved in prostitution. The police say one of the women is a Russian national. What size shoe fits Bush best?Given that his low attention span is now the stuff of legend, George W Bush showed astonishing reflexes when the Iraqi journalist hurled shoes at him. "Stop political interference in policing," say former top cops, unanimously. They attribute the rapid deterioration of the police to 'high corruption level in every rank and political lobbying'. Pakistan Monday rejected India's demand to hand over three terrorists and criminals, including underworld don Dawood Ibrahim Finally, a French doctor claims to have discovered a "miracle" cure for alcoholism. Yahoo has begun dropping the axe on employees, following through on a promise to cut its workforce by at least 10 per cent in an effort to right its financially listing ship. Opening batsman Andrew Strauss inched closer to his century as England ran away with post lunch session honours and reached 164 for one at tea interval. For some female celebrities, Shah Rukh's moustachioed look in much-awaited "Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi" has not made any difference in loyalty. Others, however, feel he is better off without it. | ||
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