| Today's Headlines | Thursday, June 4, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSCity helplines gear up to help distressed parents, studentsTo deal with the expectations, failures and tensions of the students and the parents, the psychiatrists and the helplines in the city are all geared up. Scored below 80%? Keep the faithEvery year, after the admissions to vocational and professional courses get over, many seats become available in most elite colleges for students who have scored below 80%. The state government's considerate gesture of giving free tenements to the child stars of the Oscar-award winning movie Slumdog Millionaire seems to be heading nowhere. A young married woman was stabbed to death allegedly by her 27-year-old paramour who later committed suicide after their relationship turned sour. Experts in Australia feel that the assaults were not "race based" and there was no sign of surge in organised racist groups. According to the group's annual report, for the year ended March 2009, Sarin received a renumeration of 1.42 million pounds (Rs 10.99 crore). Jason Gillespie has solely blamed the ICC for trying to kill the ICL tournament by refusing to recognise it. Director Danny Boyle is planning to make yet another film on the tinsel city of India, this time a thriller based on its night life. | ||
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Wednesday, June 3, 2009
DNA Newsletter: June 4, 2009
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
DNA Newsletter: June 3, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, June 3, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSGandhi vs Gandhi is a family affair at oath-takingVarun, Rahul receive appreciation from Sonia, Maneka. Mamata's land-acquisition plans may boomerang on herRailway ministry wants fertile land for a project. But Bengal govt is wary after Mamata's stir against land acquisition. Angry over the racial attacks, Bal Thackeray said Australian players in IPL cricket teams should be removed till such incidents continue. The racism row in Australia has watered down the aspirations of thousands of students of Gujarat. The items included a seat from a plane, bits of white material, an orange buoy, a barrel and some oil and kerosene slicks, grouped in two floating patches. General Motors' shares ended its 93-year stay on the stock market with a sub-one-dollar value of 75 cents a piece. A failed experiment with bowling in death overs cost India the warm-up match against New Zealand, revealed MS Dhoni. Despite rising to international stardom, Dev Patel prefers to live a low-key life and travels by public transport. | ||
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Monday, June 1, 2009
DNA Newsletter: June 2, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, June 2, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSTharoor twitters about Africa, Arab chargeMinister of state for external affairs Shashi Tharoor will be in charge of Africa and the Arab world. Teen model flees 'abusive marriage' to Malaysia princeA teenage US-Indonesian model has returned to her family in Indonesia with tales of abuse, rape and torture at the hands of a Malaysian prince. Gaurav Sharma now known as the 'Human Spiderman' climbed up, Darshan Heights, a 240 feet building in the heart of Mumbai, with just a rope to support him. A source said that Jadeja designed a scheme to dupe people because his clinic in Sarkhej gaam did not fetch him enough. An Air France jet carrying 228 people from Rio de Janeiro to Paris was feared to have crashed into the Atlantic after suffering an electrical failure. US car maker General Motors filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday, marking one of the biggest collapses in corporate history. With London set to record the hottest Monday of England at 27 degree Centigrade, Dhoni's liability has turned into unimaginable riches. After Amitabh Bachchan, Aamir Khan has condemned the racial attacks on Indian students in Australia. | ||
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Saturday, May 30, 2009
DNA Newsletter: May 31, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, May 31, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSLS will get a woman Speaker, Meira KumarFor the first time in the history of parliament, the Lok Sabha will have a woman as Speaker. IIT's in this family's DNAThe Karkares of Pune are busy packing. They leave for Greece tomorrow. One more member of the family has got admission into the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT). Nitin Gadkari has described as "unfortunate" objections raised by an NCP leader over appointment of a noted historian. A nine-year-old boy has been murdered allegedly by his two neighbours, sparking protests by locals on Saturday. US has said it is looking at the country to be a "partner" and a "provider of security" in the "Indian Ocean and beyond" in the coming years. Cobra Beer has been bought over by UK's Molson Coors in a joint venture deal with its NRI-founder Karan Bilimoria. Rookie opener Shahzaib Hasan says he wants to emulate his explosive Indian counterpart Virender Sehwag in the Twenty20 World Cup. Amitabh Bachchan has reacted to racial attacks on Indian students in Australia by rejecting an honorary doctorate by an Australian university. | ||
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Friday, May 29, 2009
DNA Newsletter: May 30, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, May 30, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSDumped Cong seniors may find room in Raj BhavansWith government formation out of the way, prime minister Manmohan Singh and the Congress leadership have turned their attention to filling up gubernatorial posts. Soon, pay market price for fuelYou may soon have to pay more to get your vehicle or genset refuelled if the govt succeeds in its effort to link retail fuel prices with international crude prices. Famous Ghazal singer Chitra Singh's daughter allegedly committed suicide at her residence in suburban Bandra, police said on Friday. Top BJP leader LK Advani will continue as the leader of opposition in Lok Sabha 'temporarily', according to sources closes to him. An Indian student suffered up to 30 per cent burns after a suspected petrol bomb was hurled at him in his home in Sydney. Mamata Banerjee has returned a cheque of over Rs 27 lakhs from a Tata trust after the just-concluded Lok Sabha elections. Sania Mirza has got engaged to a Hyderabad-based businessman but her family has ruled out an immediate wedding or retirement. Sania Mirza's dad confirms that the tennis star is indeed formally engaged to Hyderabad businessman Sohrab Mirza. | ||
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Thursday, May 28, 2009
DNA Newsletter: May 29, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Friday, May 29, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSPM's core team keeps key berthsSonia Gandhi and Manmohan Singh completed their ministry-making exercise on Thursday by announcing portfolios for the remaining 72 ministers. Air France comes under fire againFor the second time in a month, Air France has been accused of ill-treating 11 Indian passengers who spent nearly 13 hours at Paris airport on a bottle of water and half-a-sandwich. Reacting bitterly to Ram Pradhan Committee report, wife of slain ATS chief Hemant Karkare said that had everything been hunky-dory, she would not have lost her husband. For the first time, perhaps, there is a father-in-law, son-in-law combination in the Union Council of Ministers. London police is questioning an Indian-origin women for storing her mother's corpse in a freezer for 20 years. IT firm Satyam Computer's Australia chief Deepak Nangia has quit from his high profile role, in pursuit of greener pastures. ManU's Cristiano Ronaldo has criticized club manager Alex Ferguson's tactics in the Champions League final here. The actor tells Bebo that men like women with some flesh on their body. | ||
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Wednesday, May 27, 2009
DNA Newsletter: May 28, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, May 28, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSPM's jumbo team fails to impressCompeting claims and internal rivalries took the fizz out of the eagerly awaited list of new ministers who will be sworn in on Thursday to complete Manmohan Singh's second-term team. Polls ahead, state leads in cabinetWith nine members in the Union council of ministers, Maharashtra has again asserted its political might in the Manmohan Singh government. The evidence of this witness is considered crucial by the prosecution as he is the first independent eye-witness to have seen the gunmen arriving in the city. Becoming a minister in his very first outing in the Lok Sabha is an icing in the cake for Shashi Tharoor. Slain Tiger supremo V Prabhakaran's wife and teenage son had fled last year to Tamil Nadu from where they were to fly to Singapore. 'Dabbawallahs', known for their food-supply network across Mumbai, are being asked to impart lessons on management and business skills to the corporate world. Manish Pandey, who became the first Indian to hit a century in the just-concluded IPL, said he was indebted to Rahul Dravid. After 16 years and two children, Pamela Anderson has proved that she still has a figure to die for. | ||
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