Saturday, August 8, 2009

DNA Newsletter: August 9, 2009

Today's Headlines Sunday, August 9, 2009
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Now a death in Mumbai

Femida Patanwala, 33, a resident of Jogeshwari, succumbed to Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome, a condition where the contraction of lungs is acutely affected.

Indian-American couple face new charges in weapons case

The new seven-count indictment accuses 51-year-old Dr Randeep Mann and his wife, Sangeeta Mann, of seeking to obstruct the probe by hiding signed blank cheques, from federal agents.
The girl has been admitted to the ICU ward of a government hospital here. Even as two more patients hit by the virus-a doctor and a pharmacist-continued to battle for their life.
Fears that the North Korean cargo ship which had entered Indian territorial waters without permission was carrying illegal nuclear material now appears unfounded.
The new seven-count indictment accuses 51-year-old Dr Randeep Mann and his wife, Sangeeta Mann, of seeking to obstruct the probe by hiding signed blank cheques, from federal agents.
Bank employees on Saturday resumed work after a two-day strike by public sector bank employees union.
Nisha Shetty, who once held her head high with the pride of winning a silver medal at the national level, is hiding her face underneath the scarf with shame.
Pamela Anderson has said that she looks good because she has a lot of sex.
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Friday, August 7, 2009

DNA Newsletter: August 8, 2009

Today's Headlines Saturday, August 8, 2009
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28-yr-old is Mumbai's first critical swine flu case

Sixteen fresh cases of influenza A (H1N1) infection were confirmed in Mumbai on Friday, taking the city's total to 44.

Agyaat has exactly two scary scenes, the rest is comedy

It may not be a complete waste of a trip to a movie hall though. It's been a while since you've seen a good comedy film and this one could fill in that gap.
Two men, including a doctor, suffering from swine flu have been admitted in a serious condition to a hospital here, taking the total number of cases in the city to 120.
Despite a much-publicised promise by Tata representatives that she would be allotted a Nano on a priority basis, she is yet to get the car.
Striking a body blow to the Taliban, missiles fired from US drone killed Pakistan's most wanted terrorist Baitullah Mehsud.
RIL calls Anil Ambani's allegations "baseless, tendentious and motivated" ; RNRL says Mukesh Ambani group evading questions of national importance under the garb of matter being sub-judice.
Believe it or not, star players of Chelsea FC spent a staggering £120,000 pounds on booze during a night out.
It may not be a complete waste of a trip to a movie hall though. It's been a while since you've seen a good comedy film and this one could fill in that gap.
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Thursday, August 6, 2009

DNA Newsletter: August 7, 2009

Today's Headlines Friday, August 7, 2009
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2003 twin blasts in Mumbai: Court sentences three to death

A special Pota court in Mumbai sentenced Mohammed Hanif Sayed, his wife Fehmida, and associate Ashrat Shafique Ansari to death.

Interpol issues global alert for 13 Mumbai suspects

The alert was issued on a written request from Islamabad, which said the suspects were wanted by police in Pakistan in connection with the Mumbai terror attack.
Hundreds of anxious people, many with young children, crowded hospitals across the country to be tested for the H1N1 virus.
Himanshu was arrested on charges of killing Veerpal Kaur Gill (24), a Project Manager in an IT company, in her rented accommodation.
Maoist chief Prachanda has made a sensational charge that India and the US had planned to launch an anti-China campaign.
Employees of public sector banks across the country are striking work for two days from today to push for a wage hike, among other demands.
The state's builders turned out to be the biggest winners at the Karnataka Premier League auction held at the Chinnaswamy Stadium on Wednesday.
The Fox Star Studio will be distributing My Name Is Khan, starring Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol, for Karan Johar's company Dharma Productions and Shah Rukh's company Red Chillies.
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Wednesday, August 5, 2009

DNA Newsletter: August 6, 2009

Today's Headlines Thursday, August 6, 2009
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Drought-like situation looms large

Sharad Pawar says the country has enough food grains; the problem is pulses and sugar.

Pak Taliban chief's wife, father-in-law killed in drone strike

Mehsud's associates would not confirm the report, but said a woman was among the dead. Ikramuddin himself escaped unhurt, witnesses claimed.
A 19-year-old boy committed suicide by jumping from a hospital building in central Mumbai as he was fed up of his prolonged illness, police said today.
The pilot decided to take his plane back to the airport when he detected some technical fault in the landing gear of the aircraft.
Mehsud's associates would not confirm the report, but said a woman was among the dead. Ikramuddin himself escaped unhurt, witnesses claimed.
In choppy trade, the Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex rose nearly 73 points on buying by funds at heavy-weight counters on sustained capital inflows.
Yuvraj Singh today said playing to a cramped calendar makes it necessary for cricketers to guard their privacy in a brief off-season.
A life-size naked statue of the Hollywood actress will soon 'grace' a street of Oklahoma City.
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Tuesday, August 4, 2009

DNA Newsletter: August 5, 2009

Today's Headlines Wednesday, August 5, 2009
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Parliament passes landmark Right to Education Bill

Children between the ages of six and 14 will get the fundamental right to free and compulsory education with the passage of the bill by Parliament today.

Australian police foil plan for suicide attack on army camp

Police claimed to have foiled a plot by suspects with ties to a Qaeda-linked Somali group to storm a military base and carry out a suicide attack. Four suspects were held.
A total of 150 cases of swine flu have been reported in the whole of Maharashtra since April, when the epidemic broke out in Mexico and the US.
After vehemently defending his son Sarabjot aka Sweety and himself, Singh alleged that 'enemies of Dalits' had ganged up to frame him.
The passengers, worshippers at a gurdwara in Luton, were quickly evacuated after an alert off-duty police officer asked them to vacate the vehicle.
Direct selling major Amway plans a host of new initiatives as it celebrates its 50th year of business.
Mahesh Bhupathi and Sania Mirza stressed that the Wada initiative is about weeding out drug cheats and it is the duty of every sportsperson to cooperate.
Reams are being written in the English and Urdu press as well as on online portals about the item girl-turned-reality TV star's impending marriage.
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Monday, August 3, 2009

DNA Newsletter: August 4, 2009

Today's Headlines Tuesday, August 4, 2009
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India's first swine flu death: 14-year-old Pune girl

The Pune student started showing symptoms of sore throat, running nose, headache on July 21 after which she consulted a doctor.

Maharashtra tops in crime in the country

An RTI query by BJP leader Nitin Gadkari reveals that the state has surpassed Bihar in crime.
After competing on the issue of 'Marathi pride', the Shiv Sena and MNS are again engaged in a contest, this time on inflation.
CouchSurfing, an international hospital service, is gaining in popularity among youngsters in Ahmedabad, fast spreading as a trend.
Korean newscasters, who dropped their layers as part of their news reading, are demanding their salaries for their bare-all efforts.
Asserting that it had no role in the Ambani family dispute, the government today declared in parliament that it will do everything to protect its legal right to regulate usage of gas.
Sports minister M S Gill opposed the BCCI stance on the "whereabout" clause of the World Anti-Doping Agency.
Pop legend Michael Jackson was allegedly killed by a shot of painkiller given by an aide as his personal doctor Conrad Murray slept.
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Saturday, August 1, 2009

DNA Newsletter: August 2, 2009

Today's Headlines Sunday, August 2, 2009
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Patel urges private air operators to talk rather than strike

The Union civil aviation minister said the government understands the problems of the aviation sector but will not tolerate inconvenience to the paying public.

Heat at home, praise in Pak: Singh is hero across border

Pak media hails PM's statesmanship in framing Indo-Pak joint statement.
Society secretary JP Chhetry said the actor with his 'baseless' allegations and by raking up the minority card had inflicted a lot of damage on the society.
In a shocking incident, four people were charred to death on yesterday when the BMW car they were travelling in collided with a truck.
Days after becoming one of the first Sikh guards at the Buckhingam palace, Signaller Simranjit Singh, says his proudest moment on duty was when Queen Elizabeth II gave him a wave.
DGCA letter tells airlines to refund ticket money in case flights are cancelled on August 18; IndiGo breaks ranks, says it will not cancel flights.
The two 27-year-old brothers were branded cheats for switching identities hoping to stump the opposition.
Magic was always in Emma Watson's blood - the British stunner can trace her roots back to one of Britain's most magical ladies.
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