| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, February 11, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSAjmal faces cases in 5 other countriesFive foreign governments whose nationals were killed in the Mumbai carnage have filed cases against Mohammed Ajmal Amir. Campaigns against Sene gain groundThis Valentine's Day will be remembered for the series of campaigns that have been initiated both for and against it. Resident doctors at the hospital went on strike after their colleagues were assaulted by relatives of a patient over an issue related to an autopsy. A potential mid-air disaster was averted on Tuesday when an Air India Airbus with 43 passengers on board and an IAF plane came dangerously close to each other. Giving a new twist to the probe into the attacks, Pakistan is now alleging that there were "elements in India" who helped execute the strikes. Thomas Friedman and Nandan Nilekani, provided a perspective on both the US and Indian economies in a discussion. Kevin Pietersen could lead the Bangalore Royal Challengers in the second edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). The actress said she wants to do meaty roles, but most filmmakers seem to think beauty queens can only sing and dance on screen. | ||
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Tuesday, February 10, 2009
DNA Newsletter: February 11, 2009
Monday, February 9, 2009
DNA Newsletter: February 10, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, February 10, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSShakeel gets supari to kill AjmalUnderworld don Chhota Shakeel has been given a contract to kill Mohammad Ajmal Amir, according to an intelligence input to the Mumbai police by the Centre. Slam the brakes! It's the president's copter aheadIn a major breach of VIP security protocol, an IAF chopper from Pratibha Patil's fleet came dangerously close to an Air India aircraft at Mumbai airport. In a major breach of VIP security protocol, an Indian Air Force chopper from president Pratibha Patil's fleet came dangerously close to an Air India aircraft at Mumbai airport. Over 3,000 people have joined 'The Pink Chaddi Campaign' to send a bagsful of pink underwear to the office of the Mangalore pub attack masterminds. A female Tamil Tiger bomber killed 28 people on Monday, including 20 Sri Lankan soldiers, and wounded 60 others Senior batsman Mohammad Yousuf will be immediately selected in the national team if he snaps his ties with the IPL, the Pakistan Cricket Board said. Shah Rukh Khan, slammed critics of Slumdog Millionaire saying that the film presents to the world a 'visually appealing' India. | ||
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Friday, February 6, 2009
DNA Newsletter: February 7, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, February 07, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSBJP goes back to BapuThe Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday said it was time to invoke economic principles propounded by Mahatma Gandhi. Military is top liquor guzzlerThe military has emerged as the single most organised guzzler of liquor in the country, with an annual consumption of nine litres per head. The Shiv Sena renewed its demand for the removal of state home secretary Chitkala Zutshi for 'failure of bureaucracy' to ensure law and order. The former prime minister's health worries continued on Friday with AIIMS doctors putting him on "mechanical ventilation" after his respiratory infection worsened. In what could be worrying for Indian software professionals, two US Senators have introduced amendments to the economic stimulus bill. Confident, blow; positive, challenges; critical, beginning anew are some of the words AS Murty uttered in his maiden message as Satyam's CEO. Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni is hungry for more success and wants to blank the Lankans 5-0 in the ongoing cricket series. The Mexican actress revealed that she breastfed the starving baby of a Sierra Leone woman who could not lactate. | ||
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Thursday, February 5, 2009
DNA Newsletter: February 6, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Friday, February 06, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSNew Satyam CEO is old Raju cronyThe unseen hand of Raju continues to control Satyam even though the govt has appointed its own board. Police net underage drinkers in raid on Mulund pubA newly opened watering hole in a Mulund mall was raided for allegedly serving liquor to underage patrons. A 'misunderstanding' between the CISF personnel and the airport terminal manager created flutter at the domestic airport here. What is baffling the investigators of Meeta rape and murder case is how the school authorities and over 1,000 students of the school failed to detect the body of the girl. Former US vice president Dick Cheney has said that America is becoming more vulnerable to terrorist attacks under president Barack Obama's administration. The unseen hand of B Ramalinga Raju, the jailed promoter of Satyam Computer Services, continues to control the company even though the govt has appointed its own board. Muttiah Muralitharan predicted a prolonged dream run for the Indian side under their charismatic leader Mahendra Singh Dhoni. The Spanish actress said her English was so poor when she first came to Hollywood that she ended up sexually propositioning a hairdresser. | ||
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Wednesday, February 4, 2009
DNA Newsletter: February 5, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, February 05, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSBorivli vs Virar tussle brings locals to a haltThe anger simmering for months in commuters from Borivli spilled over on Wednesday morning. CM rules out political quota for MarathasAshok Chavan ruled out political reservation to Marathas thus setting stage for a conflict within the Democratic Front government in the state. The sight of Virar-bound trains breezing past platforms 1,2,3,4 is reason enough to set the Borivili commuters on fire. In addition they have to alight on platform 8 and walk 15 mins. An Indian engineer from Andhra Pradesh was shot dead by unidentified assailants at Atlanta in the US in the eighth case. The Great Barrier Reef's dream job is attracting jobseekers from all over the world - including people from the terrorism 'sector'! Counsel for Satyam Computer's founder Ramalinga Raju on Wednesday objected to the manner in which market regulator SEBI was conducting the interrogation. Satisfied with the series win, Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni will prefer to test his reserve field instead of aiming at their record ninth straight win. Former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham has confessed that she feels like a gay man. | ||
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Saturday, January 31, 2009
DNA Newsletter: February 1, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, February 01, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSFighting for awardsOver the past several years, there has been a growing suspicion that the country's gallantry awards are getting devalued. Indians shine under the lightsIndia fended off a spirited challenge by Sri Lanka to snatch a thrilling 15-run victory in the second one-dayer and take a 2-0 lead in the five-match series. Singer Adnan Sami is ashamed about his wife Sabah filing a police complaint against him for abuse, and termed the incident as the "most humiliating moment" of his life. Five new born infants were burnt alive and two others were seriously injured in a hospital after the incubator in which they were under treatment caught fire. An Indian-American mortgage broker and Bollywood film promoter has been sentenced to seven years in prison for defrauding banks of $33 million. Retail chain Subhiksha has been in the eye of a storm since suppliers, employees and lenders started making a noise over pending dues in October. Coming hard on Australian cricket team's 1-4 ODI series defeat at the hands of South Africa, the Australian media has said Ricky Ponting's side's aura of invincibility is over. Shahid Kapur is the new bike enthusiast in the film industry and has gifted himself a sports bike, costing close to Rs 1.5 mn. | ||
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Friday, January 30, 2009
DNA Newsletter: January 31, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, January 31, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSBJP keeps guessing game on Kumble joining the partyThe BJP on Friday kept the guessing game on over reports that former cricketer Anil Kumble may be fielded by it from Bangalore North. Mumbai Police yet to seek Interpol help for 26/11 terroristsMumbai Police has reportedly not furnished to Interpol any details yet about the nine terrorists killed during the attack on Mumbai. Comedian Raju Shrivastav received threatening calls from Pakistan warning him not to crack jokes on underworld don Dawood Ibrahim. Ruling DMK sharply criticised the LTTE for not responding to the 48-hour ceasefire declared by the Sri Lankan government to evacuate a large number of civilian Tamils . Relations between India and the US will be very positive and friendly under the presidency of Barack Obama, who has high regard for Indians, a former policy director said. Vikram Pandit-led Citigroup has come under fire from the US president Barack Obama and his administration for purchasing a $50 million jet plane. India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni is wary of chasing under lights in Saturday's second one-dayer against Sri Lanka at the Premadasa Stadium. Slumdog Millionaire's star Freida Pinto has revealed that she missed out on a career as a TV presenter in India because her twin assets weren't big enough. | ||
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