Friday, March 20, 2009

DNA Newsletter: March 21, 2009

Today's Headlines Saturday, March 21, 2009
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I paid for sex with the girls: Tantrik

Hasmukh Rathod, the tantrik under whose influence Kishore Chauhan allegedly raped his daughters, believes his arrest was cosmically ordained.

I want my father Aussie-born child tells HC judges

The bitter custody battle had made it necessary for the three-and-half-year-old Ayan to pick either his Indian father or Australian mother.
Maharashtra has become the first state to receive four lakh plus queries under RTI, more than the number in countries like Britain and Mexico.
Unfazed by the 'outsider' tag, Shashi Tharoor says he is confident of rallying support by bringing "different" vision and experiences.
Vatican insiders have claimed that the Pope Benedict's four- year-old papacy is proving to be "a disaster".
The positive movement of the stock market and mixed economic indicators are expected to be short-lived and the worst is not over for the Indian economy.
Sachin Tendulkar dedicated his 42nd Test hundred, which put India in command against New Zealand, to tiger conservation.
Firaaq is a strong yet incomplete statement about the Gujarat riots. Watch it for the performances and some hard-hitting dialogues.
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Thursday, March 19, 2009

DNA Newsletter: March 20, 2009

Today's Headlines Friday, March 20, 2009
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I wanted to thrash my sister and bro-in-law: Uncle of rape victims

Vijay Parmar, the maternal uncle of the victims, says he is so angry that he wants to kick his sister and brother-in-law in public.

Tantrik rape no surpirse to psychologists

The news of a 60-year-old businessman allegedly raping his elder daughter for over nine years under the influence of a tantrik came as no surprise to some psychologists.
Seeking a speedy trial and execution of Ajmal, BJP general secretary Gopinath Munde demanded that Ajmal be hanged publicly near the Gateway of India.
As Americans continued to oppose the bonuses in millions being doled out to executives of the AIG the US president Barack Obama said that the buck stops at him.
India has slipped 11 positions to be ranked 75th in a list of world's best countries for business, compiled by US publication Forbes.
Rahul Dravid reckons that a first innings lead of 150 runs against New Zealand will be a "fantastic mark" for the team on a difficult track.
Tony award winning glamorous actress Natasha Richardson died in a Manhattan hospital following a skiing accident.
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Wednesday, March 18, 2009

DNA Newsletter: March 19, 2009

Today's Headlines Thursday, March 19, 2009
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India's Fritzl? Mira Rd dad held for raping girls over 9 years

Police say a tantrik in Andheri, Mumbai, instigated the businessman. The tantrik himself also raped the elder daughter many times, that too in her mother's presence.

Shadow of drought looms over Maharashtra

The scarcity threatens to dry up vote banks in the state. A Rs184 crore relief plan is being drawn up.
Airhostess jumps to death after boyfriend tells her not to smoke.
While the list had many new faces as expected, a surprise repeat was sitting MP Harin Pathak who got the candidature from the Ahmedabad East seat.
Though details of the interview have not been posted on Barak's website, a media report suggested Zardari may face another crisis of credibility.
Fibre ethernet service up to 200 times faster than normal broadband.
Former India captain Rahul Dravid equalled Mark Waugh's world record of 181 Test catches when he caught Martin Guptill.
Jade Goody, who is said to be 'clinging to life' has reportedly told her family and friends to organise one last party before she dies.
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Tuesday, March 17, 2009

DNA Newsletter: March 18, 2009

Today's Headlines Wednesday, March 18, 2009
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Lalu hoodwinks the Congress as allies rock UPA boat

The glee in the Congress camp over the BJP's self-destruction mode was short-lived as two of its key allies - Lalu Prasad's RJD and Ram Vilas Paswan's LJP - ganged up against it.

BJP gives itself a black eye as Jaitley skips meet again

BJP's chief campaign manager Arun Jaitley didn't turn up for another party meeting, making the rift evident.
The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) president Sharad Pawar is disregarding party loyalists by not consulting them, a Kolhapur MP alleged.
To bolster the Navy's combat capability, the government has approved building of four new power-packed destroyer warships.
Although he admitted imprisoning his daughter, Elisabeth, for 24 years and repeatedly raping her, he rejected murder charges.
Mahindra and Mahindra said it could develop a vehicle on the lines of Barack Obama's official car nicknamed 'The Devil' for the country's political leadership.
Steve Bucknor has said that money power allowed the BCCI to succeed in having him sacked from a Test match in Perth in 2008.
Jade Goody is too sick for a visit from Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty, her publicist Max Clifford has said.
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Monday, March 16, 2009

DNA Newsletter: March 17, 2009

Today's Headlines Tuesday, March 17, 2009
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10% of money sanctioned for the UPA's JLN Renewal Mission used

Only about 10% of the money sanctioned for the UPA government's flagship Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission used.

How Tata Chem took to cutting waste

Globally, concern for environmental damage by polluting industries has reached fever pitch.
On a campaign trail in western Maharashtra, NCP chief Sharad Pawar and BJP leader Narendra Modi derided each other.
Panchal couple, Shailesh and Bhavna, had never thought in their wildest dreams that their daily squabbles would claim the life of their only son.
Mukhtaran Mai, the woman who was gang-raped by tribals in 2002 for seeking to save her brother from radical Islamic justice, has married a police constable.
Analysts, however, noted that Tatas' funding challenges are manageable and debt obligations could be met through free cash flow.
Brian Lara predicted either India or Pakistan will lift the ICC World Twenty20 title in England.
The 27-year-old, who has been battling with cervical cancer, was surrounded by close family and friends as the vicar held the small private service.
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Sunday, March 15, 2009

DNA Newsletter: March 16, 2009

Today's Headlines Monday, March 16, 2009
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PM couldn't email for three months

The prime minister's office email system was under the grip of a computer virus for three months last year, forcing officials to replace the software.

Michelle's life story to be told in comic

The Obama comic will be officially released on April 25 and will cost $3.99.
The former speaker of Lok Sabha and Sena leader Manohar Joshi said that his party will prefer only a Marathi Manoos for the top job.
Phulpur in Uttar Pradesh, which had elected India's first PM Nehru to Lok Sabha, may witness Raju Srivastav as a Congress candidate.
US president Barack Obama recently underlined the need for negotiations with "moderate Taliban" to bring peace to the region.
At a summit that will set the tone for the April 2 gathering of global leaders, including PM Manmohan Singh, ministers promised to 'maintain open trade and investment'.
O'Brien, who managed just three wickets in the ODI series, said he was hoping for an easier time in the Test series that starts March 18.
Family and close friends have come together to be with Goody, who is "terrified of falling asleep because she's afraid she'll never wake up".
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Saturday, March 14, 2009

DNA Newsletter: March 15, 2009

Today's Headlines Sunday, March 15, 2009
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Security should be everyone's concern

One of the first things Mumbai needs to do - to tackle terror - is to let citizens know that 'security is everyone's business', not just the government's.

Two trillion on IT Vision if BJP wins

Change through information technology is the new mantra of the BJP to woo young voters, after its `Shining India' campaign failed five years ago.
Slum kid actors of Slumdog Millionaire Rubina Ali and Azharuddin Ismail, were awarded scholarships for free education.
Three NRI youths have expressed willingness to contest the coming LS polls on BJP ticket from their native places in Gujarat.
The US-based owner of Mahatma Gandhi's personal belongings that went under the hammer said he wanted the articles back from the auction house.
The USD 787-billion stimulus plan has started showing signs of positive impact on the US economy within a month of being put into force.
The eight-wicket defeat in the final ODI could not prevent India from registering their first ever one-day series win in New Zealand.
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie were apparently caught in a scuffle over their twins' nanny.
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