Wednesday, August 19, 2009

DNA Newsletter: August 20, 2009

Today's Headlines Thursday, August 20, 2009
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96 killed in Baghdad serial blasts

In one attack, a truck bomb explosion partly damaged the ministry of foreign affairs building. Another occurred outside the building of ministry of finance.

Congress MLA arrested for carrying cartridges at airport

Chhattisgarh Congress MLA TS Singhdeo was today arrested for allegedly carrying 10 live cartridges in his baggage at the Raja Bhoj Airport.
Admiral Sureesh Mehta had recently said that China was likely to be more assertive in its claims in the neighbourhood, and called for countering its space and cyber-warfare capability.
Jaswant Singh, whose book eulogising Mohd Ali Jinnah has come under attack from the BJP, was today expelled from the BJP.
In his book, Christopher Sandford writes that Bhutto became infatuated with Khan, and the pair enjoyed a "close" and possibly "sexual" relationship.
Market experts also attribute the fall which almost reverses the previous day's bounce to weak global cues affecting sentiment in the country.
Veteran batsman's return to Team India has lifted the spirits of Gujarat skipper Parthiv Patel.
The actor talks about Saif Ali Khan and admits that getting out of the boy-next-door image was a gamble.
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Saturday, August 15, 2009

DNA Newsletter: August 16, 2009

Today's Headlines Sunday, August 16, 2009
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'Because my name is Khan'

Actor Shah Rukh Khan was detained and interrogated for close to two hours on Saturday at Newark airport in the US.

Delhi guarded by armed security on Independence day

An impregnable ground-to-air security apparatus has been put in place in the city, especially near Red Fort where Prime Minister Manmohan Singh unfurled the tri-colour and addressed the nation for the sixth consecutive time.
'Shocking', 'disgraceful' and 'madness' is how Bollywood today reacted to the detention of Indian cinema icon Shah Rukh Khan at a US airport.
Former ambassador Naresh Chandra said the detention of the actor clearly exhibited the "ham-handed" approach of American security agencies.
Actor Shah Rukh Khan was detained and interrogated for close to two hours on Saturday at Newark airport in the US.
India's Consul General in New York presided over NASDAQ's closing bell ceremony as the stock exchange's electronic board displayed the Indian tricolour at Times Square.
Tampering with Test cricket format could prove disastrous for the game and cricketers, feels former New Zealand coach John Wright.
George Clooney is said to be very taken with his new television presenter girlfriend, as he has taken her on a boating holiday.
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Friday, August 14, 2009

DNA Newsletter: August 15, 2009

Today's Headlines Saturday, August 15, 2009
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Ten private hospitals for H1N1

Nine among which rank the likes of Lilavati and Jagjivanram, failed to meet government norms and were consequently rejected.

Say goodbye to terrorism, Pak govt tells militants

The Pak govt appealed to militants to surrender their arms and "say goodbye to terrorism" on the occasion of the country's 63rd Independence Day today.
Five more persons, including an AIDS patient, died of swine flu in the city, taking the countrywide death toll in the pandemic to 23. Pune has witnessed 15 deaths.
A teenage girl was allegedly gangraped by four persons today near Dhanori village on the city outskirts, police said.
A woman lost her job after abusing her boss on Facebook - forgetting that they were friends on the networking website.
The web-based tool allows users to have a closer look at any part of the subcontinent barring sensitive locations such as army and nuclear installations.
During the camp, the Knight Riders apparently 'tested' players from other IPL teams like Manoj Tiwary (Delhi Daredevils) and Ranadeb Bose(Kings XI Punjab).
"When you're playing a fictional character, it [being naked] is as normal and mundane as eating breakfast," the Hollywood actress said.
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Thursday, August 13, 2009

DNA Newsletter: August 14, 2009

Today's Headlines Friday, August 14, 2009
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Govt shifts strategy from containment to treatment

Tamiflu will now also be given to patients with acute pharyngitis accompanied with fever, those with acute respiratory distress and other serious ailments.

Six children run over by train near Solapur in Maharashtra

The victims, aged between six and eight, were crossing the tracks and were run over by a Solapur-Bijapur passenger train. Further details are awaited.
A 75-year-old woman succumbed to the deadly swine flu virus in Pune on Thursday taking the country's swine flu death toll to 19.
In the US, more than 2.5 million cases have been detected with swine flu, but people are not being subjected to tests, neither are they quarantined
An Indian restaurant owner in the UK was pleasantly surprised when a guilt stricken customer paid up for a meal eaten 13 years ago through an anonymous letter.
Also not surprisingly, given the frequent movement of its workforce across borders, the IT sector seems to be the most gripped by the fear of the flu.
Tennis legend Billie Jean King has said that president Obama got it all wrong about her accomplishments.
The 22-year-old reality television star has dropped her clothes to pose for a racy Playboy photoshoot.
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Tuesday, August 11, 2009

DNA Newsletter: August 12, 2009

Today's Headlines Wednesday, August 12, 2009
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Trial begins in Gulburg Society riot case over seven years after incident

Designated judge BU Joshi today framed charges against 62 accused out of the 63 and directed the investigating officer to submit the original document of the case in the court.

Toll rises to 10; woman dies in Mumbai, girl in Vadodara

Swine flu claimed two more victims on Tuesday afternoon. A 63-year-old woman Sayada died at Noor Hospital in Byculla. 7-year-old Arya Murale died in Vadodara.
Swine flu claimed two more victims on Tuesday afternoon. A 63-year-old woman Sayada died at Noor Hospital in Byculla. 7-year-old Arya Murale died in Vadodara.
Medical evidence suggests that early diagnosis and prompt antiviral treatment for high-risk patients can reduce mortality.
A strong earthquake rocked central Japan today, injuring more than 100 people, triggering a landslide and shutting down a nuclear power plant and bullet trains.
With an objective to create a global platform for bright youngsters, the Instep programme was started in the year 1999.
The Indian Premier League has just got bigger. The fourth edition, to be held in 2011, will feature 10 teams and 94 matches.
Shah Rukh Khan's injured shoulder has barely healed and despite medical warnings he'll be pushing for an eight-pack for his upcoming films.
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Monday, August 10, 2009

DNA Newsletter: August 11, 2009

Today's Headlines Tuesday, August 11, 2009
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33 more test positive in Mumbai

Even as two critical patients battling H1N1 infection at Hiranandani Hospital, Powai, showed marginal improvement, 33 more tested positive in Mumbai on Monday.

Bandh in Vasai-Nalasopara

The Vasai-Nalasopara and Virar belt on Monday observed a spontaneous shutdown today.
While schools and colleges will be closed for the entire week, cinema halls will be shut for three days, a state government spokesman announced here.
Swine flu spreads from person to person through infected respiratory droplets released into the air when a patient coughs or sneezes.
Mehsud was spending the night with his second wife in Zangarha village on Wednesday when he was killed in an American drone attack, the Sunday Times said.
Customers can make use of the service by walking into any Univercell outlet, said the service providers.
Roger Federer has all the inspiration he needs to ramp up his tennis as he returns to the courts next week.
I'm already looking forward to a sequel where the director widens the generation gap and shows us a love story set in the future where the lovers never actually meet but fall in love online.
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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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