| Today's Headlines | Friday, April 17, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSBSP comes down on Salman campaignHaji Ibrahim Sheikh aka Bhaijaan, the BSP candidate from Mumbai North-Central, criticised rival Priya Dutt's move to have Khan in her campaign. Naxal threat fails to keep Gadchiroli voters awayDespite the threat of a naxal attack, the ballot triumphed over the bullet with the district recording the second highest voter turnout in Vidarbha 10 constituencies. The 23-year-old student pursuing a course at TISS said she was traumatised when the police allegedly refused to help her at the hospital. Chidambaram said that not 'budhiya' or 'gudiya', but security, economic stability, communal harmony and foreign policy are issues of concern to the people. Secretary of state Hillary Clinton paid off 3.7 million dollars in bills left over from her failed presidential campaign. Dip in dollar revenues forces IT major to freeze hirings, go for pay cuts. Sports minister MS Gill flayed the 'casualness' of Indian cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Harbhajan Singh for skipping the Padma Shri function. Asin Thottumkal speaks out on her reported link-up with Salman Khan, sharing bad vibes with Deepika Padukone and working with Rahman next. | ||
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Thursday, April 16, 2009
DNA Newsletter: April 17, 2009
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
DNA Newsletter: April 16, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, April 16, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSParty with 'friends' ends in gang rape of foreign studentAn Indian-American student at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Deonar, was gang-raped by six acquaintances at an Andheri flat on Saturday night. ICL ultimatum to ICCThe Indian Cricket League has warned the ICC that it could face legal action if it failed to accord recognition to the league. An Indian-American student at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Deonar, was gang-raped by six acquaintances at an Andheri flat on Saturday night. Modi said, "According to the report of the UPA-appointed Sachar Committee, the per capita income of Muslims in Gujarat was the highest in the country. After entering the White House as a new member of the family, Bo has made the Portuguese water dog the most talked-about canine in the world. Global economic slowdown and the consequent pricing pressure pulled down the net profit of Infosys Technologies by marginally 1.71 per cent. India had its first encounter against Egypt, slated for April 5 and on the night of April 4 Sunil's father SM Vitthalcharya passed away. Freida Pinto was fancied ahead of favourites like Carla Bruni, Kate Moss and Gwyneth Paltrow in a poll by Vanity Fair which crowned Angelina Jolie as the most beautiful woman. | ||
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Tuesday, April 14, 2009
DNA Newsletter: April 15, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, April 15, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSDeepika knows what the truth is: Ranbir KapoorRanbir Kapoor has been in news both for his film work as well as for his romance and supposed tiffs with Deepika Padukone due to his closeness with Katrina Kaif. Preity sets an example for fellow citizensPreity Zinta will be traveling all the way from South Africa to India just to take one day off to vote. Shiv Sena executive president Uddhav Thackeray said that party men betraying Sena after being elected on saffron votes should be taught a lesson. Rahul Gandhi spends over 16 hours a day on the campaign trail, but that's nothing compared to what his website does - it's on 24X7. A dream 'Star Cruise' holiday turned into a tragedy for an Indian couple after they accidentally fell from the deck into the sea, leaving the husband missing. Cement manufacturer Jaypee Cement announced Sachin Tendulkar as its brand ambassador while launching its new brand campaign. Ace anchor is surprised by the statue which could be placed along side Warne or Beckham at Madame Tussauds. Top Chef beauty Padma Lakshmi in an interview with Allure has revealed that she likes to sleep in the nude. | ||
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Monday, April 13, 2009
DNA Newsletter: April 14, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, April 14, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSPriyanka discharged; still no sign of Shahid or Hurman!DNA snapped Priyanka Chopra, who had to be rushed to the hospital after she complained of severe stomach pain on early Saturday morning, being discharged. Sharmila censors Soha Ali's gaalis?Apparently, Sharmila Tagore's advice was sought on the censorship of some cuss words in her daughter's next movie. Prime minister Manmohan Singh said terrorists wanted to destroy the dream of transforming Mumbai into a truly global city but they will never succeed. The Gandhinagar LS constituency will be a battle of prestige for the BJP given that LK Advani is contesting the seat - for the fifth time. After being the largest non-resident immigrants to the US for years, Indians have now been overtaken by Mexicans. Tech Mahindra offered Rs 58 for every 10-rupee share while L&T's bid price stood at Rs 45.90. The long time lesbian lover of tennis great Martina Navratilova is threatening to wash their dirty laundry in public. Actress Freida Pinto is now being feted as a modern 'Helen of Troy' by Vanity Fair magazine. | ||
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Saturday, April 11, 2009
DNA Newsletter: April 12, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, April 12, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSVolatile day of trading chargesWith less than a week to go for the elections, political campaigning has picked up steam but not substance, as leading players set aside burning issues to argue over each other's age, ingratitude, and other personal matters. Taliban imposes Sharia, encircling IslamabadThe Pakistani Taliban have begun enforcing Islamic law in the Bajaur tribal region, located just 100 km from the federal capital. An American national was arrested at city airport here after live cartridges were found in his luggage, police said on Saturday. Manmohan Singh said the Left parties have refused to participate in the Quit India movement, Green and IT revolutions and to back the nuclear deal with the US. An eminent foreign policy and security expert has claimed that Moscow would support any US endeavour to take away Islamabad's atomic weapons. With companies keen on maximum utilisation of employees and low tolerance to poor performance, nearly 2,100 employees in Infosys have faced the axe. India, in final after beating Pak 2-1, want to win the title for Sunil, who stayed on despite father's death, and Tirkey, who became the highest-capped player. Jennifer Aniston banked a whopping $27 million in 2008, Parade magazine has reported in its April edition. | ||
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Friday, April 10, 2009
DNA Newsletter: April 11, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, April 11, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWST20 series set to stretch producer-multiplex rowMultiplex owners and film producers have failed to resolve their dispute over revenue sharing. Now, states delay payments to infra companiesAfter private sector players, it appears to be the turn of state governments to hold back payments to contractors. Famous comedian Jaspal Bhatti campaigned for his "Recession Party" by singing a spoof of a Bollywood song especially made for his party. The boy was goaded into showing machismo by three friends. He took up the challenge, carried out the act, and fled with manly energy. Pakistan said it has "credible evidence" of Indian involvement in the terror attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team, but retracted within hours Under a multi-million dollar long-term nuclear fuel supply deal between, Russia has delivered the first batch of 30 metric tonnes of uranium pellets to India. Legendary West Indian batsman Brian Lara feels cricket is a "dying sport", which has got a fresh lease of life in Twenty20. Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar's, wife Twinkle was arrested and later released on bail for her alleged obscene behaviour during a recent fashion show. | ||
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Thursday, April 9, 2009
DNA Newsletter: April 10, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Friday, April 10, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSDon't Ryde high: Moles to BRCNew Zealand Cricket may have given the go-ahead to Jesse Ryder for the IPL but they could well be keeping a close watch on him. Feroz Khan critical!The legendary Bollywood actor/director Feroz Khan, who has been diagnosed with cancer and was recently admitted to Breach Candy Hospital. Those who avail services of online matrimonials, will now have to be more cautious as their personal details might be lifted by terrorists for making fake identities. The well-heeled Gujarati who is seized by wanderlust is now looking for variety and has zeroed in on nudist beaches. A 32 year-old Singaporean divorcee was sentenced to 10 months imprisonment for allegedly seducing a 13 year-old boy into a physical relationship. All varieties of the fruit will cost much more this season even if they are of poor quality, because the yield of this year's mango crop will be low. Sachin Tendulkar and four other victorious Indian teammates returned to Mumbai in the wee hours and thanked the countrymen. Russell Crowe reportedly turned down the option of having posh hotel cuisine in favour of a local curry house in Surrey. | ||
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