Tuesday, July 7, 2009

DNA Newsletter: July 8, 2009

Today's Headlines Wednesday, July 8, 2009
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Michael Jackson lauded in spectacular memorial

In one of the biggest celebrity send-offs in history, Michael Jackson's family, friends and fans held a memorial service for the late King of Pop on Tuesday.

Heavy rains lash city 2nd time in three days

Several areas of the city waterlogged. People advised to check weather conditions before venturing out.
A case of rape has been registered against a doctor at St George Hospital in south Mumbai by one of his juniors.
Today's lunar eclipse will be completely invisible to the naked eye but the moon will be above the horizon from most of Canada.
India has "better things to do" than end up in a standoff with its neighbour, British foreign secretary David Miliband has said.
Besides the revamp the government is also planning to have a partial disinvestment of the national carrier in the near future.
Shane Warne and his ex-wife Simone Callahan stepped out together at the Wimbledon men's final igniting rumors of a renewed love match.
Brooke Shields has revealed that she instantly became friends with Michael Jackson when she first met him because sexual tension was off the table between them.
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Monday, July 6, 2009

DNA Newsletter: July 7, 2009

Today's Headlines Tuesday, July 7, 2009
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Small sops, smaller reforms: FM chooses the muddle path

Budget 2009-10 focuses on dealing with the here and now, with today's pressing problems being given pride of place. The idea is to make sure that the small recovery in the economy after last year's meltdown does not peter out.

US, Russia sign landmark deal to cut nukes

US president Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart, Dmitry Medvedev, signed the agreement to replace the two-decade-old Start I, which expires on December 5.
People heading to the western suburbs on Monday morning said they literally breezed across to Bandra in less than 10 minutes.
The court asked petitioner Ashok Kumar Walia to put across his suggestions to the government and to generate public opinion on the issue.
In the deadliest riots in China in recent times, at least 140 people were killed and over 800 injured in the country's restive northwest.
Government plans to bring back the economy to the high GDP growth rate of nine per cent at the earliest, says Mukherjee.
Dhoni said a series triumph on foreign soil is always special and showered praise on his bowlers for adapting to the conditions.
The actor and bodybuilder had been training the legend for his demanding 50-date London tour.
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Saturday, July 4, 2009

DNA Newsletter: July 5, 2009

Today's Headlines Sunday, July 5, 2009
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Mumbai logged out: It's raining chaos again

Heavy monsoon downpour threw the city out of gear yesterday as flooded streets and traffic jams forced commuters to wade through filthy water.

Why are we debating aberrations: Sharad Yadav

But Lalu Prasad denounced the Delhi High Court ruling and said the Centre should go in appeal to the Supreme Court.
Heavy monsoon downpour threw the city out of gear on Saturday as flooded streets and traffic jams forced commuters to wade through filthy water.
The targets for the coming year in the rail budget do seem to be reflecting the slowdown. In the budgets, I have observed that ministries understate their budgets normally.
A woman's dead body, which may have been lying in her home for almost five years, has been discovered in Britain.
Cash-strapped Air India will draw up a comprehensive short, medium and long-term strategy to rejuvenate itself.
MS Dhoni played a captain's knock as India battled the weather to defeat the West Indies via the Duckworth-Lewis method.
Israeli model Bar Refaeli has shed her clothes for a campaign to promote an art exhibition in her native country.
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Friday, July 3, 2009

DNA Newsletter: July 4, 2009

Today's Headlines Saturday, July 4, 2009
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Shiney denies raping maid, claims he had 'consensual' sex

The actor in his bail plea also claimed that he was the victim of a "well-hatched conspiracy" to malign him and extort money from him.

Chidambaram, Azad, Moily meet on section 377

They analysed the Delhi High Court judgment decriminalising same-gender sex. Union law minister Moily said they would submit their report to prime minister Manmohan Singh.
The actor in his bail plea also claimed that he was victim of a "well-hatched conspiracy" to malign and extort money from him.
Tatkal charges reduced from Rs150 to Rs100; 'Izzat' monthly tickets of Rs25 (for up to 100 km travel) for people from the unorganised sector with an income of less than Rs1,500 pm.
Obama's job as president of the United States of America earns him a cool $400,000 per annum.
Air India said the agitation by its employees over delay in payment of salaries for the month of June had no "impact" on the operation of its flights.
Out of contract striker Michael Owen has agreed to join Manchester United on a 50 per cent pay cut.
Kambakkht Ishq is Bollywood at its worst, and Akshay Kumar is to be blamed. For far too long, Akshay has been part of films of the "leave-your-brains-at-home" sort.
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Thursday, July 2, 2009

DNA Newsletter: July 3, 2009

Today's Headlines Friday, July 3, 2009
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Airlines griped of bilateral blow. They've a point

The frequent grouse of some Indian carriers that a liberal bilateral regime has hurt their load factors on international routes is borne out by statistics.

India Inc presses ctrl+alt+delete on servers

India's overall server market in Q1 declined 29.6% year-on-year to $154 million, the same figure as in Q2 of 2006.
Perhaps, it's not just the film fraternity alone that is backing away from actor Shiney Ahuja, who is in judicial custody for allegedly raping his domestic help.
Delhi high court (HC) on Thursday declared as "unconstitutional and arbitrary" the 149-year-old law that criminalises consensual homosexual acts among adults.
Federal government revealed that 51 foreign students had died in the 12 months upto November 2008, 34 of which are from unknown causes.
If wishes were horses, the economic surveys presented to parliament should be taken as policy pointers.
India go into the crucial third ODI against the West Indies tomorrow with the form of their top order batsmen being a worrying factor.
The Jackson family released a statement last night saying that neither the memorial service nor the burial will be held in Neverland ranch.
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Wednesday, July 1, 2009

DNA Newsletter: July 2, 2009

Today's Headlines Thursday, July 2, 2009
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Petrol will cost you Rs4 more per litre, diesel Rs2

With less than a week to go for the Union Budget, the government on Wednesday increased the price of petrol and diesel by Rs4 and Rs2 per litre respectively.

Sea link free, city gridlocked

Toll embargo causes mad rush on the sea link; frenzy leads to traffic snarls on arterial roads too.
A bright sunny day welcomed Mumbaikars today after the city witnessed light showers in the last 24 hours.
A day after justice Regupathi said he was under pressure from a Union minister, speculation was rife as to who the politician was.
A 22-year-old Sikh youth, who was assaulted, has said the attackers taunted him as they forcibly removed his turban and tried to cut his hair.
Besides, economic meals at stations and more janata trains are expected to find mention in the budget as also expediting work on railway coach factory in Rae Bareli.
The one-time tennis star reportedly landed into a cat fight in Las Vegas after an unknown woman threw a drink at her.
The Jackson family were left reeling after a private second autopsy confirmed the appalling findings of the first one.
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Tuesday, June 30, 2009

DNA Newsletter: July 1, 2009

Today's Headlines Wednesday, July 1, 2009
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Rush to catch first ride on city's mega marvel

Bandra-Worli sea link, proposed to be named after former PM Rajiv Gandhi, opens for motorists at 7am today. No toll till Sunday.

PM gets report on Babri Masjid demolition

The Liberhan commission, which had got 48 extensions, submitted the report to the prime minister in the presence of home minister P Chidambaram.
Public prosecutor Ajay Mishar's ride in MNS chief's car has triggered off doubts about whether the state government is serious about prosecuting Thackeray in the 2008 riots case.
India's ambassador to China Nirupama Rao will replace foreign secretary Shiv Shankar Menon who retires on July 31. Menon joins the PMO.
In yet another racial attack on Indian students in Australia, a 22-year-old Sikh youth was assaulted by a group of six teenagers, who tried to remove his turban.
The regulator is also of the view that PW and auditors should be restrained from accessing the securities market henceforth.
Badminton legend Prakash Padukone said the fact that Saina has beaten more higher ranked players than Sania tilts the balance in the shuttler's favour.
King of Pop Michael Jackson is said to have been in incredible form just two days before his death.
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