| Today's Headlines | Friday, March 13, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWS16-yr-old girl arrested for murderOfficers of the crime branch of the Mumbai Police arrested a 16-year-old girl from Dahisar for allegedly murdering an accountant and insurance agent. Young MPs fail floor testMost young parliamentarians have failed to impress in the corridors of power. They did not do their job properly, says a study by Centre for Policy Research. An internal assessment by the Congress says the alliance can expect to hold on to its turf despite being in the state government for the last 10 years. Holi revelry claimed the life of a tailor, who was stabbed to death by a group when he objected to throwing of colour at a woman. As attackers of Sri Lankan cricketers continued to elude police, experts have found similarities between Mumbai and Lahore strikes. Sources indicated that the Bharti CEO may be in the process of buying a property, for which he sold his shares. The Delhi blaster produced the fastest hundred (60-ball) by an Indian batsman, the seventh fastest in ODI history. Freida Pinto was the belle of the ball as she outshone Kate Moss and Claudia Schiffer at the the Chanel show in Paris Fashion Week. | ||
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Thursday, March 12, 2009
DNA Newsletter: March 13, 2009
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
DNA Newsletter: March 12, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, March 12, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWS2009: The year of the woman in Indian politySonia Gandhi leads the pack of four who may be kingmakers after the general election. Third Front may rise, but can't stand aloneCPI(M) general secretary Prakash Karat could barely contain his glee when news came in on Sunday that the BJD had walked out of the BJP-led NDA. A silent revolution is on in the entire state by women members of the BJP to throw out the Congress-NCP alliance government at the Centre. Parents of a teenaged student committed suicide in their house here following the death of their only son over a week back, police said. Khan's House was raided during an overnight swoop but the former cricket captain was not present as he reportedly went into hiding. Twenty-four Indians have made it to the Forbes list of world's richest with steel tycoon Lakshmi Mittal in fourth place. With the victory target being revised after every rain interruption, India's chase was far from easy, said captain MS Dhoni. Cancer stricken British reality TV star Jade Goody has lost sight and doctors are anticipating an early death. | ||
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Tuesday, March 10, 2009
DNA Newsletter: March 11, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, March 11, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSCongress set to welcome star kids on political blockIt's time for the political dynasties to roll out the red carpet for their young ones for the Lok Sabha elections! What drove Naveen Patnaik to breaking pointThe BJD-BJP split in Orissa was not entirely unexpected. BJD chief Naveen Patnaik was worried about the poll impact of the anti-Christian violence in Kandhamal. One thing is sure that the common voter is confused as of now on account of the ongoing "games" between the NCP, Congress, Shiv Sena and BJP. Aman Kachroo a medical student at the Dr Rajendra Prasad Government Medical College died due to severe injuries allegedly suffered during ragging. Kian Baker is suffering from PNP deficiency, a genetic disorder which leaves him vulnerable to variety of potentially fatal infections. Earlier in January, the UN had suspended Satyam from the the Secretariat's vendor database and placed all ongoing contracts with the company under review. "It is an extremely talented batting line-up. You have somebody like Rahul Dravid who can't even make it to the line-up. It staggers me," Mills said. Business tycoon Donald Trump has slammed pop star Rihanna for going back to Chris Brown, who allegedly beat her up. | ||
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Saturday, March 7, 2009
DNA Newsletter: March 8, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, March 08, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSBJD severs ties with BJP as talks failIn a major jolt to NDA ahead of Lok Sabha polls, BJD tonight severed its 11-year-old relationship with BJP as the seat-sharing talks between the two parties collapsed. Earth, Wind and Fire: Priyanka, Kat and KareenaThey are every woman - three stunningly beautiful stars with dramatically diverse personalities, yet all riding the crest of success in the same profession today. Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray has asked the BJP leadership to be pliable in order to maintain unity. The show, first of its kind in the state, was aimed at building their confidence, the academy chief Somes Das said. Pakistan Muslim League- Nawaz (PML-N) leader and deposed Punjab CM Shahbaz Sharif has charged president Zardari of fooling Pakistani civilians. Metal czar Anil Agarwal-promoted Sterlite Industries has signed an agreement to acquire Asarco Llc for USD 1.7 billion Suresh Raina was proclaimed the Michael Bevan of Indian cricket when he arrived on the international scene. The Australian pop star said she was thrilled to work with the Oscar-winning composer in the film Blue. | ||
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Friday, March 6, 2009
DNA Newsletter: March 7, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, March 07, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSBitter halves Sena, BJP may hurt each other The current relationship of the Shiv Sena and Bharatiya Janata Party can perhaps best be described as a case of familiarity breeds contempt. Uddhav Thackeray calms ally's nervesA timely phone call from Uddhav Thackeray may just have saved what could have snowballed into a row in the Shiv Sena-BJP alliance. MNS leader Shivaji Bhor was attacked by two unidentified persons near Chhatrapati Maharaj statue here, police said on Friday. Come summers and markets would see the launch of a new soft drink made from cow's urine, which is considered sacred in parts of the country. Vijay Mallya bought Mahatma Gandhi's personal belongings for Rs.9.3 crores in an atmosphere of high drama and frenzied bidding. Satyamy received approval from SEBI to facilitate a bidding process enabling it to sell 51 per cent stake to a strategic investor. Vettori said Sehwag, who struck a 26-ball 54 in the abandoned second one-dayer on Friday, forced him to deviate from his plans. Rihanna's bloodstains found in Chris Brown's Lamborghini will be serving as solid proof of the alleged attack she suffered at his hands. | ||
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Thursday, March 5, 2009
DNA Newsletter: March 6, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Friday, March 06, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWS1st candidates' lists expose tainted side of partiesThe first lists of candidates released by the parties for the coming Lok Sabha elections have at least 18 names with criminal background Pakistan is playing games with US: Ex-intel officerPaul R Pillar, former national intelligence officer for South Asia, said Pakistan simply shows that it is going after terrorists while doing nothing of the sort. The city's civic bus utility is expecting to augment the size of its fleet by 1,000 buses, of which 200 will be air-conditioned, by June. Chief minister Narendra Modi has surprised many by coining an unexpected catch phrase for the BJP's Lok Sabha campaign in the state. The careless approach of investigators has resulted in a loss of important forensic evidence related to the terrorist attack. Bhutan, which has remained unaffected by the global recession, is vulnerable to the "second round effects" of the downturn, warns the World Bank. PCB officials are surprised that Sharad Pawar has asked the member boards to meet shortly and discuss the staging of 2011 World Cup matches. In a surprising development in the Rihanna Chris Brown saga, latest reports suggest that the couple secretly tied the knot soon after their reconciliation in Miami. | ||
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Saturday, February 28, 2009
DNA Newsletter: March 1, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, March 01, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSSaif and Kareena cash in on loveCeleb couples seem to be cashing in on their relationship, with some charging as much as Rs 6 crore to endorse a brand together. I am not anybody's PR agent: Shobaa DeBack from a successful showing of her 'Spiritual' line in Colombo, writer and fashion designer Shobhaa De tells critics of her blog she stands by every word she writes. The dream run seems to be over for Azaharuddin Mohammed Ismail, the child star of Slumdog Millionaire with his father slapping him for refusing to give interviews to media. India on Saturday joined an elite club of nations capable of building large warships, with the keeling of the indigenous aircraft carrier (IAC) at the Cochin Shipyard here. Admiral Noman Bashir said there were no differences between the navy and the interior ministry on the investigation into Ajmal's role in the attacks. Market analysts, however, believe that the merger may affect the group's credibility. New Zealand Cricket is in no mood to take any chances and is set to boost the ground security for the remainder of India's tour after a bottle was thrown close to Dhoni. Actress Jennifer Aniston was caught snickering after her ex-husband Brad Pitt did not win the Best Actor award. | ||
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